[cheemo]

Herbie Hancock - "Head Hunters"

 

[Busta9iron]

Sublime

 

[MoreCowbell]

Danielia Cotton - Rare Child

 

[dallan]

"Slave Self-promoted" From this out of print award winning cd.
Color in Bloom by Percy Hill

 

[351Cleveland]

The Who - The Who Sell Out

 

[randerson3024]

 

[mattcalf]

 

[dallan]

______

 

[hew]

Count Basie - 88 Basie Street

 

[melomaniac]

Harry Dacre's song "Daisy, Daisy" as sung by Hal 9000 (in 2001), Blur, Bender from Futurama, and of course, the IBM computer programmed by Max Mathews and colleagues in 1961. still hoping to find the recording AG Bell used in his early phone demos... and trying to remember which episode of RvB had the tank sing a bit of it, too

 

[SleepyOne]

Ana Caram - Illuminados
Ana Caram - Falando de amor

Shakira - Despedida
Shakira - Hay amores

 

[krmathis]

"Sunny Day" - Paul Miller

 

[Shimmer]

Billy Bragg and Wilco - Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key

 

[holdendebeans]

Over The Rhine - Drunkards Prayer

It's running amok in my head. Make it stop...no let it go.

 

[Hi-Finthen]

Richie Havens

Morning Morning

SiriusXM "The Bridge"

Lyrics:

Morning, Morning
Morning, morning
Feel so lonesome in the morning
Morning, morning
Morning brings me grief

Sunshine, sunshine,
Sunshine left upon my face
And the secret of the shining
Puts me in my running place

Evening, evening
Feel so lonesome in the evening
Evening, evening
Evening brings me grief

Moonshine, moonshine
Moonshine dots the hills with grace
And the glory of the shining
Seems to break my simple pace

Nighttime, nighttime
Feel so lonesome in the nighttime
Nighttime, nighttime
Does not bring me to relief

Starshine, starshine
Chills the moon upon my cheek
Starshine, starshine
Darling kiss me as I leave ~

Richie Havens is a master of bringing together rich melodies, powerful lyrics, pre-punk acoustic guitar and a touch of jazziness for a liberating aural experience. Combining Bob Dylan's lyrical skills with an earthy vocal prowess, Havens reaches near-orgasmic heights in each energetic composition. His 1967 outing "Mixed Bag", best exhibits the duality of Havens' playing: on the one hand, you have sunshine-filled jazzy folk such as "Morning, Morning"; on the other hand you've got electrically charged pieces such as "High Flying Bird." The high point of Havens' long career remains his electrifying performance at Woodstock, where he equaled the mighty roar of Hendrix's screaming Fender Stratocaster with his deep, growling vocals and vigorous, finger shredding acoustic guitar strumming.
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Steve Miller Band

Wild Mountain Honey

SiriusXM "The Bridge"

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