Sunday, February 26, 2006

More MTWCYL

Being out and about, cocktailing, you hear things you haven't heard before,
you rediscover old favorites, and start to like songs you hadn't paid attention to
before. A few things that are at the top of my heavy iPod rotation after this weekend..

YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' FEELING (LIVE) - Elvis Presley
Yes, the King. I maintain that, no matter how many lame-ass impersonators try, for the
rest of eternity, NO ONE will ever be able to accurately duplicate the sound of the King. He had a quality, a passion if you will, in his voice, that no imitator can quite get. I think it's because he loved music so damned much. But more on that at a later date. This track is from the CD ELVIS BY THE PRESLEYS, and it kills. Kills. The bass and horns are worth the price of admission alone.

BLUEBIRD OF HAPPINESS -Mojave 3
The ultimate driving song. It's dark out, and we're wearing sunglasses.
Gotta find a way to get home strong, gotta find a way back home...

IT'S THE NIGHTTIME -Josh Rouse
Josh Rouse should be a star of epic proportions. His music is just terrific. Great lyrics, catchy hooks, killer riffs, with a cocksure attitude and tongue firmly in cheek.

POLKADOTS AND MOONBEAMS - Bill Evans
One of the best piano players of all time, Evans' phrasing just gives me a taste for a martini and a quiet conversation. Wait right here, baby. Let me slip into something more comfortable. Why don't you slip into something, well....less.

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