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"Summer Love" is a song by American recording artist Justin Timberlake from his second studio album FutureSex/LoveSounds (2006). The song was released as the fourth single from the album in April 2007. It was co-written and co-produced by Timberlake, along with Timothy "Timbaland" Mosley and Nate "Danja" Hills. The song was produced following Timberlake's two-year hiatus from the music industry; when he felt "burnt out" after the release of his debut solo album Justified in 2002. "Summer Love" is a dance-pop and pop song about "wanting to fall in love with the lusty seasonal lover".[1] Its instrumentation consists of keyboards, drums, guitars, pianos and handclaps.

"Summer Love" is an uptempo pop song, with a length of 4 minutes and 13 seconds.[8][9] According to digital sheet music published at Musicnotes.com by Universal Music Publishing Group, "Summer Love" was written in the key of D minor, in common time with a moderately slow 96 beat-per-minute tempo.[8] Timberlake's vocal range in the song spans from the low note of D4 to the high note of A5. Its instrumentation consists of keyboards, drums, guitar, piano and handclaps.[1][8] Barry Schwartz of Stylus Magazine praised the song and commented that "with its good foot hesitation boom-clap and cascading chorus synthline" 'Summer Love' shows Timberlake's best vocals on FutureSex/LoveSounds." Schwartz further said that "the beat drops out while he sings in perfect harmony, 'Tell me how they got that pretty little face on that pretty little frame girl'".[10] Lyrically, the single is about "wanting to fall in love with the lusty seasonal lover".[1]

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Golden hour transforming into cotton candy skies. As the sun says its goodbye, we welcome the vibrancy of the evening. On our way to find the perfect spot to watch the earth dance into the night, we meet a fortune teller who is drawn to our energy and carefree attitude. She stops us to share her illuminating predictions of a summer filled with love and wonders that are beyond our imaginations.

Drawing on his decades of experience, Kotlowitz set out to chronicle one summer in the city, writing about those who have emerged from the violence and whose stories reveal the capacity and the limits of the human spirit. The book was released today (March 5).

In his latest work, Kotlowitz tells stories of mothers, fathers, young men, girlfriends and children emerging from the violence and trying to reckon with it. As the novelist Maaza Mengiste writes, This spectacular book is an urgent call to bear witness, not to the dying that violence breeds but to the love that stands tall amidst the debris.

In fact, the hippie demonstrations and the publicization of hippie culture that coalesced in the Summer of Love were met with controversy rather than acceptance. Even the participants varied in what they understood the meaning of the event to be. They knew something was happening, but it was hardly the simple introduction of peace and love to American culture.

Approximately 400 people showed up to the first love-in, held at Mardi Gras Fountain on Sunday, June 22, 1969. These images, by photographer Tony Hayden, were published two weeks later in the underground magazine In Arcane Logos. (THNOC, AP2. I33)

The Allman Brothers Band showed up to play at a love-in on August 23, 1970. The band had played at the Warehouse the previous night and was in the habit of surprising fans at local jam sessions while on tour. (Photograph by Neil Burgard, image courtesy of Shelley Barberot Quintini, archivist, and Blackstrat.net)

The heat of summer can heat up your love life as well. When it comes to romance, I've had summer flings and summer flops. Some were short-lived and others became loving, lasting relationships. But I treasure every one of them because I learned something valuable from each experience.

2. Great sex doesn't always equal great love (despite what your hormones are telling you).

If you tangle in the sheets with a guy, know that rising oxytocin is going to rev up your emotions -- it's just chemistry. Be smart and keep it in perspective. See if your sexy guy is a great match out of bed, too. If not, don't worry. Simply move on... with a smile (I mean, you did have great sex!).

3. It's OK to rekindle an old crush or an old flame.

One of my best summers was spending two love-filled weeks at the Cape with my high school crush. And it was so much better because I was older and way more confident (in and out of bed). So if you bump into someone you had a "thing" for in the past, have fun getting to know each other all over again and see what happens!

4. If your hot hookup last summer turns frigid this summer, get over it.

There's no need to let a past fizzled romance ruin your present summertime fun. So if your sweet romance turns sour, kiss it goodbye with no regrets. As Colbie Caillat sings, "If you want to leave then just go, 'cause I can't get no sun in your shadow." Say, "Thank you" and move on. You had a great time, right? Keep dating.

8. It's fine to turn the heat up, just don't get burned.

Your feelings may be heating up and you could be starting to wonder what "this" is. Although it's important not to be eager (it is summer after all), if it's really bugging you, say something. It's better to be honest about your feelings instead of getting burned later with his disappearing act, or his "I just want to be friends" text. If he feels the same way, then you'll be heating things up together! If not, make time to meet someone else.

9. Stay in the moment.

Remember, this is a time to relax and have fun. That goes for love, too. Everyone's operating at a slower pace, so allow your emotions to run at a slower pace, as well. Just enjoy getting to know each other over Mai Tais and sunsets. If you do, you may find that great guy who gives you summer love all year long!

This is a dance pop song with reggae taste as its essence, something thar is not currently heard in D.D.R. original songs. Summer is almost here, but for those who couldn't spend a summer-like summer this year, by all means, I want you to play this song. And I would be happy if you enjoy a hot and sweet summer (love), even virtually. (laughs)

Would anyone like to do a reggae-like performance to this song?

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Summer Love Sparkling is the signature celebration wine from Melton Estate. Pink in colour, with light floral notes of honey suckle, lychee, strawberries, red fruits and cherry blossom. A real treat for the taste buds; lively and refreshing. A great wine for the summer months and for any celebration. Summer Love Sparkling 2022 is a stellar vintage for this popular wine. The 375ml bottle makes a great gift. Enjoy as we do!

From major highs to heart-breaking lows, here are some intense on-screen summer romances that sum up what it means to fall in love this season. Not only is each movie gut-wrenchingly beautiful, they thankfully all have one thing in common: a summer love that lasts. Sorry for the spoilers, but at least you know they all have happy endings. Our picks include classics staring icons such as Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday to Disney Channel nostalgia faves like Camp Rock to more recent flicks including Netflix's wildly popular The Kissing Booth, there's a romantic movie for whatever mood you're in. So whether you're single and just wanting to watch a summer courtship to get you in your feels or looking for a film during a night in with your partner, here are 21 best romantic movies about summer love.

Aquamarine (Sara Paxton) has one goal: find love on land to prove to her father that it exists. After bae-watching on the beach with new pals Claire Brown (Emma Roberts) and Hailey Rogers (Jojo), Aqua has her eye on the handsome Raymond (Jake McDorman). Even though they spend a lot of her time chasing after him, the friendship the girls develop is its own kind of love story.

Last but certainly not least. The iconic story between Allie Hamilton (Rachel McAdams) and Noah Calhoun (Ryan Gosling) really hits the spot. A summer love will always have a special place in your heart and you never know when that person can pop back in your life again.

A Monterey Pop Festival revival took place this summer exactly 50 years after the original with new and old-comers to the stage. Eric Burdon, Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead, Jack Johnson, and Norah Jones, daughter of legendary sitar player and original Monterey artist, Ravi Shankar, played at the 2017 festival revival. Lou Adler, consulting for the festival, offered advice and contributed items for an on-site exhibit consisting of original guitars, outfits, and other materials. What had been novel in 1967 had become commercial nostalgia by 2017. e24fc04721