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Dianne Joy’s arrangements and performances of songs written by other artists are drawn from many genres, eras and musical styles. |
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Many songwriters say the best songs begin with a “stolen” line or phrase. Amanda McBroom heard a song with the line, “Your love is alike a razor; my heart is just a scar,” and it set off a flurry of thoughts about what love is and isn’t. Ten minutes later, she’d written, “The Rose.” It was recorded by Bette Midler as the title track for the 1979 movie of the same name. |
Please note: original songs by DJ are copyright and registered with the Government of Canada's CIPO (Canadian Intellectual Property Office) and SOCAN.
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