Friday Random Ten
Someday My Luck Will Change - - - Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Don't Lie to Me - - - Albert King
'Taint Nobody's Business - - - Fats Waller
All Of Me - - - Louis Armstrong
Stardust - - - Charlie Christian
Cafe Society Rag - - - Pete Johnson
Good Day Sunshine - - - Beatles
October Song - - - Amy Winehouse
Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard - - - Paul Simon
Four Strong Winds - - - Neil Young
Bonus Track: (hit random twice take the top)
Bubba Kincaid's Blues - - - Booger Watson
I know it's a pretty strange mix, but it makes me happy. What's your soundtrack for the day?
posted by The Minstrel Boy at 9:00 AM
9 Comments:
that's one of the best yet!
me, i have birds singing outside my window. poor babies,they THINK spring is here. supposed to get 3 to six inches of snow tonight!
damn groundhog!
Viejas Kumiyaay people???
there are several distinct bands of the kumiyaay people around the san diego area. they used to be referred to as "mission" indians. but since most of them have casinos now they can afford to make people call them who they are.
thanks.
and you are making them truffles? how lucky! : )
me, i'm making an easter fritatta.
or as i call it, "heart attack on a plate" thankfully we only have it once a year.
I'll bet you are one chocolate covered Apache.
I remember when Neil Young released "comes a time" his saying that the first time he heard "four strong winds" he thought it was the most beautiful song ever written.
ian tyson is one of my favorite composers. my favorite song of his is "summer wages."
never hit seventeen
when you're playing against the dealer
for you know the odds don't ride with you
never leave your woman alone
with friends around to steal her
years are gambled
and lost
like summer wages
simple
direct
beautiful
That Paul Simon track really throws me back aways. Damn the memories.
My soundtrack for the day would be too weird to mention. Seriously.
But with any luck it'll show up on the blog later.
I always love your song picks.
Stevie Ray Vaughn recorded it as "Don't Lie to Me," while Albert King called it "I Get Evil." I wonder why the difference? Same song.
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