The Red Shoes. Toivo Tulev composed a piece for choir, soloists and chamber orchestra entitled Songs in 2005. The text is taken directly from the Song of Songs in its English, Spanish and Latin translations. Derrick Harriott has a rocksteady song titled Solomon (later covered by Junior Murvin), in which he warns a woman that he is wiser than Solomon in the ways of women. Jamaican dancehall rapper Sean Paul mentions King Solomon in his 2005 hit song "We Be Burnin". Specifically Sean Paul references the legend that marijuana was found on the grave of King Solomon. The New Pornographers included a song entitled "One Kind of Solomon" on their 2019 album In the Morse Code of Brake Lights. Cassandra Wilson performs the self-penned 'Solomon Sang' on her 1995 Blue Note album, New Moon Daughter. Grateful Dead have a song called "King Solomon's Marbles" on their 1975 album, Blues for Allah. M. Nasir's "Tanya Sama Itu Hud Hud" revolves around the correspondence of the hoopoe (hudhud) with the figure especially as told through the poem The Conference of the Birds. Momus' debut album Circus Maximus featured a song called "King Solomon's Song And Mine". The British Coronation Anthem "Zadok The Priest" has a mention of a scene, in which King Solomon is anointed King by Zadok and Nathan the Prophet. See also Goetia Heichal Shlomo Kings of Israel and Judah Solomon and Marcolf Solomon in Islam Solomon's Pools Solomonic column Solomonic dynasty The Judgement of Solomon (Giorgione) Prison of Solomon Throne of Solomon Notes References Bibliography External links . . Animated depiction of the life of Solomon Artistic movie about the rise and the reign of King Solomon . . |- 10th-century BC biblical rulers 10th-century BCE Hebrew people 10th-century BC Kings of Israel (united monarchy) Books of Kings people Children of David Christian saints from the Old Testament Kings of ancient Israel Kings of ancient Judah People whose existence is disputed Wisdom Jewish royalty