My apologies if you were anticipating Christmas music. You’re on your own if that’s the case. This should help drown out the vile sounds of Jingle Bell Rock.
Zahara is from South Africa. (h/t DJ Mannasseh Phiri, on The World)
TheZoo
Every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism or in the darkness of destructive selfishness. ~Martin Luther King, Jr.
Christmas music is for Christmas day.
Found this recently and thought about Raven in his kayak.
Steely Dan – Sail the Waterway
Thanks, house of roberts…
Scotty Wanker chose this song for the background for his Christmas, “Let’s All Just Get Along” message.
Miriam Makeba – Khawuleza 1966
Youssou N’Dour featuring Neneh Cherry – 7 Seconds
king sunny ade:Synchro System
Corey Hart – Sunglasses At Night
Golden earring – Twilight zone
Early Clash http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0OpVFCqkm0&feature=player_detailpage
The Specials – Monkey man
Social Distortion – King Of Fools ( acoustic )
The Specials – Enjoy yourself
Modest Mouse – Dashboard
Muse’s “Uprising”
Buva – She Makes Me Fall Down
The Wailing Souls – Kingdom Rise Kingdom Fall
Quarterflash – Take Me To Heart
Quarterflash – Harden My Heart
(I wonder if it hardened after they took it or before…)
Joan did a good job but I like Paul better.Joan did a good job but I like Paul better.
Don’t be fooled by the fact that this is a Christmas song. It’s very political and it rocks. I was amazed when I found out it was Billy Joel because I thought he had depleted his arsenal.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbDPK3HUH4I
Greetings from Portland!! Actually, this ought to be called “Strolling around Jamison Square Park.” :)
Love the off beat of this song.
Andy Williams’ Can’t Get Used to Losing You
I think I’ll just go home and cry now.
Yeah, the lyrics are a little heavy… I just like the strange tempo.
The New Standards – Toxic It really jazzes out around the 2:50 mark. :)
The New Standards are a Minnesota lounge/jazz trio (piano, bass, vibraphone) comprised of Chan Poling (of The Suburbs), John Munson (of Semisonic, Trip Shakespeare and The Flops) and Steve Roehm (of Electropolis, Rhombus and Billy Goat).
Hugh Laurie – Police Dog Blues
Blitz – Voice of a Generation
HAM 69 – BORSTAL BREAKOUT
Don’t Stop the Dance – Bryan Ferry
Valerie Loves Me – Material Issue
Valleri – The Monkees
Steve Winwood – Valerie
Good one – I knew there were more.
Amy Winehouse – Valerie
Amy with Mark Ronson. Nice find.
That gives me a wonderful chance to segue to another Mark Ronson song I love… Bang Bang Bang
Reminiscing – Little River Band
Pop Muzik – M
zx is reaching way back!
:lol:
Naw, not gonna cry, time to rock
Boz Scaggs “HARBOR LIGHTS”
Chris Isaak Blue Hotel 1987
Back To The Future Music Video – The Power Of Love
Jefferson Airplane – Somebody To Love – 1967
oops — seems I may have ended up in the spam bin.
Let me try this one more time:
Boz Scaggs “HARBOR LIGHTS”
Chris Isaak Blue Hotel 1987
Back To The Future Music Video – The Power Of Love
Jefferson Airplane – Somebody To Love – 1967
Boz Scaggs “HARBOR LIGHTS”
Chris Isaak Blue Hotel 1987
Back To The Future Music Video – The Power Of Love
Jefferson Airplane – Somebody To Love – 1967
I had this song in my mind today – Starship – Jane
oh it doesn’t like Chris Isaak –
Ruined the flow of my theme: Bay Area Musicians!
Let me try this:
Well it may not like Chris Issak, but I love Chris Isaak.
Wicked Game
Well, ebb, you could always lead to power.
Boz
or Seger
I put Boz up yonder…
Gentle Boz.
Jethro Tull – Living in the Past – Live 1976
Silly question time. For me I have always had two kinds of music. One was power music, songs that lit my fire. And the other kind was Heart music. Songs that touched my heart on various levels. Anything else was fun music, just sort of tickled the fancy a bit.
Is this weird?
I don’t think it’s weird.
Does it feel weird?
No.
Hit enter too soon.
No, it’s not weird. Depends on my mood as to what goes in my ear to fill my head.
That’s an answer to Hooda’s question.
One from power
One from heart
One from fun
Now I understand your, above, statement:
Harbor Lights is definitely a heart song.
One of my favorites as well…
Echo & The Bunnymen – Do It Clean
Alan Parsons Project The Raven
Alan Parsons – The Eagle will rise again
Alan Parsons Project – Sirius/Eye In The Sky
Aztec Camera – Jump
Y’all sure petered out fast. Pffttt…
where did you go missey?
Wouldn’t you like to know…?
The mean streets of 14th & Glisan?
Oh! So close!! ;)
No cigar…
hmmm teasing me with Clinton clues
One of my guilty pleasures
One of my Mom’s favorite entertainers (quite by accident).
My sister wanted a Neil Young record for her birthday – Mom could only remember the name Neil.
She presented Neil Diamond to my sister who got the saddest look on her face.
Mom listened to N. Diamond and instantly loved the man!
(yes, Maggie did get to pick up her Neil Young record)
(congratulations on getting the video to post, nwog)
aw shucks Ebb. With you, and Zooey prodding my plodding we all share my success’s.
Speaking of Boz this is one of my alltime favorite blues collaborations. It’s long, but Duane Allmans guitar solo always leaves me stunned to the wall.
Link Wray – Rumble (Full Version/Live)
Robert Gordon with Link Wray-flying saucers rock n’ roll
Django with that crazy, brilliant, gypsy, frenchman Stephane. Two Masters together, and the world will never be the same. Bless you Ebb for keeping it alive in the moment,
Darlene Love – Christmas (Baby please come home)
25th anniversary. Any minute now.
Live on Letterman http://www.thertv.eu/67
oh, that’s your time. At the moment it’s Craig Ferguson The Late Late Show!
correction: Eastern Time.
I’ll go look for Letterman a bit later.
Mack the knife – Ella Fitzgerald & Duke Ellington
Mahalia Jackson Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho
Kate Smith-I’m Stepping Out With A Memory Tonight
Well…..tis the Season
Written originally for WW II soldiers, it has remained a classic.
Another fantastic voice from the Bay Area (He grew up in the Richmond District)!
Yep it’s in the hills
Sex Pistols – Holidays In The Sun
PIL – This Is Not A Love Song
The Cure – Just Like Heaven
Ask • The Smiths