Today is going to be a music post.
I like discovering new (sometimes to me) music but it doesn't seem to get discussed *too* much in the online circles I travel in. But I do pay attention when it does. I thought I would periodically create a playlist of songs that I'm listening to, new songs I like, old songs re-discovered, etc. Don't know what the frequency of these playlists will be, or even if there will be interest, but I hope you guys get something out of them. Whenever possible I'll link to a playable version of the song but I won't load this post up with embedded videos. So, if you like this kind of thing let me know. Give some of the songs a listen too and tell me if you like any of them.
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September 2015 Mix
Till the Casket Drops by ZZ Ward
Drive My Car by Curtis Harding
Old Time Religion by Parker Milsap
My Service Isn't Needed Anymore by Caleb Stine
Coming Home by Leon Bridges
Bringing the Boys Home by Zane Campbell
Dearly Departed by Shakey Graves
I Broke Wahoo's Leg by Sweet GA Brown
Deadman's Blues by Matt Woods
Raggy Levy by Jake Xerxes Fussell
She's Got You by Rhiannon Giddens
Roll Up Your Sleeves by Meg Mac
Jesus Was a Capricorn Lyrics by Kris Kristofferson
Suicide Sal by Karen Jonas
Dynamite by Tami Neilson
I Ride at Dawn by Ben Harper
What are you listening to now? Discovered anything new? Want to pull together your own mix? Let me know.
3 comments:
Walk the Moon (new to me latest album)
John Adams (composer): Absolute Jest
Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways
Burlap to Cashmere: Freedom Souls
Jurassic World soundtrack
Slade (just discovered them this summer)
David Sanborn: Time and the River
I am a huge fan of Rhiannon Giddens and if you haven't listened to The New Basement Tapes which features her, Elvis Costello, Marcus Mumford and more singing the unused lyrics by Bob Dylan, you simply must. The documentary film about the process of making that CD is also fascinating.
The monthly roundelay Scott Parker started some years back, and which has continued:
August's Underappreciated Music: the links
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