Live at the Brits, 1992
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Tag Archives: Guest DJ
Sylvan Esso “H.S.K.T.”
New York, 2014
Half-jokingly, I called this the "Best kids' song I've heard in ages". It's not just that, but it works like that.
This band reminds me of Postal Service and Lamb. The Lamb comparison is probably because Amelia looks a lot like Lou Rhodes.
Horse Lords “Truthers”
Baltimore, 2015 "Truthers" is the first song played, but there's another.
This is like my favorite new song this year.
Nat King Cole – It’s Only A Paper Moon
Thanks for the listens this week! I'll leave with music from Nat King Cole and his band.
The Zombies – This Will Be Our Year
Colin Blunstone and Rod Agent preform this Zombies number. I could play this song 20 times on repeat and not get tired of listening.
Dorothy Moore – Misty Blue
Ever hear a song in the background of a tv show that you perks your interest and starts a furious Google search? This gem showed up on an episode of The Americans and I instantly went to Amazon and click the purchase button.
Butch Walker – Only Love Can Break Your Heart
I think everyone has gone down a YouTube rabbit hole and came across something from an artist you never heard of (even though he/she might be semi-popular!) and say "wow! this is nice"
This is what this is. Nice cover of a Neil Young song
Elton John – Roy Rogers
The audio is not the cleanest, but its still a beautiful song.
Jerry Lee Lewis – Me and Bobby McGee
Jerry Lee Lewis is a controversial figure . Its hard to buy albums and support artists like that. I think thats why I have not purchased any Ike and Tina Turner music. I don't want to give any money to Ike. (well, to his estate). Michael Jackson the same. I suppose if one have an ethical beef against music artists, ones record collection would be pretty slim. I dont know, this question is probably worthy of a deeper discussion sometime down the road.
Here is Jerry and all his ego singing Me and Bobby McGee
The Police – Reggatta de Blanc
Its always fun to trash on Sting, but he rocked out during the crescendo here. But the real star is Stewart Copeland on drums unfortunately the camera/director does not agree.