Wilson's new ballad takes a similar tactic with the popular lullaby "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." In her new song, Wilson is on a plane high in the sky — but she can't think about the world ...

The Wizard of Oz’s centerpiece song, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” performed by Judy Garland. “Somewhere Over Laredo,” Wilson’s latest, interpolates the melody of Garland’s hopeful ...

When Jason Aldean’s 2023 song “Try ... rappers shouted over a beat that paired incessant synthetic clapping with a sample of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” played on ukulele.

Here is their performance of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow". Crowds in St. Peter's Square cheered as white smoke signaled a new pope Carolina Panthers Cut Former No. 1 Overall NFL Draft Pick Donald ...

Grande’s Sunday night rendition of the song did Garland justice, according to Lorna Luft, daughter of the cinema icon. Grande opened the awards show with “Somewhere Over the Rainbow ...

Music critics—myself included—have spent much of the past several years bemoaning the decline of capital-“E” Events in music: no new superstars to crown, no more tentpole albums to unify ...

says the song resonates in part because of its simplicity. He cites the iconic phrase, "somewhere over the rainbow," as an example of how simple lyric writing can be effective. "A lyric like ...

It looks like modern music, but the notes, chords and writing in the ... more Russian folks tunes. No song meant more, though, than one about hope and escape. “I think ‘Somewhere Over The Rainbow’ ...

Will we ever get back to Kansas? If we click our heels together three times, will we be able to get back home? Is there a rainbow somewhere we can get over? No wonder that song makes me weep.

Israel Kamakawiwo’ole could serenade an entire room into awestruck silence with only his voice and a ukulele ... thing he does is ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow.’ He played and sang, one take, and it was ...

He instantly recognized the unforgettable, yearning opening notes of “Over the Rainbow ... somewhere with more life and color than drab Kansas.” Judy Garland recorded her most famous song ...