#dorothymoore — Public Fediverse posts
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"Misty Blue" is a song written by #BobMontgomery that has been recorded and made commercially successful by several music artists. Although Montgomery wrote the song for a different artist in mind, it was brought first to the attention of #WilmaBurgess in 1966. It was recorded by #EddyArnold the following year, both versions were top five #country hits. A decade later, #blues artist #DorothyMoore released the highest-charting version of the song.
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"Misty Blue" is a song written by #BobMontgomery that has been recorded and made commercially successful by several music artists. Although Montgomery wrote the song for a different artist in mind, it was brought first to the attention of #WilmaBurgess in 1966. It was recorded by #EddyArnold the following year, both versions were top five #country hits. A decade later, #blues artist #DorothyMoore released the highest-charting version of the song.
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#OnThisDay in 1946, #DorothyMoore, American blues, gospel, and R&B singer ("Misty Blue"), born in Jackson, Mississippi.
#HappyBirthday #79 🎉🎂✨🥂♡ ༘* -
#OnThisDay in 1946, #DorothyMoore, American blues, gospel, and R&B singer ("Misty Blue"), born in Jackson, Mississippi.
#HappyBirthday #79 🎉🎂✨🥂♡ ༘* -
"Misty blue" - Dorothy Moore
Performed by Cherry from Ruby Flipper, in her nightie, and dancing under a cavern of icicles.
Mmm, cavern of icicles.
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"Misty blue" - Dorothy Moore
Performed by Cherry from Ruby Flipper, in her nightie, and dancing under a cavern of icicles.
Mmm, cavern of icicles.
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One of #DIBs featured bios today is scholar Dorothy Moore https://www.dib.ie/biography/moore-dorothy-nee-king-other-married-name-dury-a10294
(The others are also 17th century women:
Boyle, Margaret (1623 - 1689)
Boyle, Elizabeth (1613 - 1691)
Barry, Alice (1608 - 1667)
Pulter, Lady Hester (1605 - 1678)
https://www.dib.ie/ ) -
One of #DIBs featured bios today is scholar Dorothy Moore https://www.dib.ie/biography/moore-dorothy-nee-king-other-married-name-dury-a10294
(The others are also 17th century women:
Boyle, Margaret (1623 - 1689)
Boyle, Elizabeth (1613 - 1691)
Barry, Alice (1608 - 1667)
Pulter, Lady Hester (1605 - 1678)
https://www.dib.ie/ ) -
CW: Hashtags used by #IrishPhilosophy (a record)
👉 #Hashtags 👈
#IrishEnlightenment
#IrishFranciscans
#IrishColleges
#IrishPhilosophy
#IrishPhilosophyOTD** People **
#berkeley
#ConDrury
#DorothyMoore
#Flann
#FlannOBrien
#FrancisHutcheson
#FrancisMartin
#GeorgeBoole
#GeorgeBerkeley
#JamesUssher
#JohnToland
#JonathanSwift
#Kant #Kantian
#KingsmillAbbott
#LadyRanelagh
#Locke
#LukeWadding
#RobertBoyle
#WEHLecky
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CW: Hashtags used by #IrishPhilosophy (a record)
👉 #Hashtags 👈
#IrishEnlightenment
#IrishFranciscans
#IrishColleges
#IrishPhilosophy
#IrishPhilosophyOTD** People **
#berkeley
#ConDrury
#DorothyMoore
#Flann
#FlannOBrien
#FrancisHutcheson
#FrancisMartin
#GeorgeBoole
#GeorgeBerkeley
#JamesUssher
#JohnToland
#JonathanSwift
#Kant #Kantian
#KingsmillAbbott
#LadyRanelagh
#Locke
#LukeWadding
#RobertBoyle
#WEHLecky
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Anne Finch was born #OTD 1631. She was married to Edward Conway, later (in 1755) the 3rd Viscount Conway (English) and 3rd Viscount Killultagh (Irish).
#AnneConway was never in Ireland but she had Irish connections: she corresponded with philosophers #RobertBoyle and #DorothyMoore (and possibly #LadyRanelagh).
She also knew #JeremyTaylor. Her husband brought Taylor to Portmore Co. Antrim in 1658, probably to protect him.
https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/12/14/anne-conway-and-ireland/
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Anne Finch was born #OTD 1631. She was married to Edward Conway, later (in 1755) the 3rd Viscount Conway (English) and 3rd Viscount Killultagh (Irish).
#AnneConway was never in Ireland but she had Irish connections: she corresponded with philosophers #RobertBoyle and #DorothyMoore (and possibly #LadyRanelagh).
She also knew #JeremyTaylor. Her husband brought Taylor to Portmore Co. Antrim in 1658, probably to protect him.
https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/12/14/anne-conway-and-ireland/
