Song Of The Day.

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Meschiya Lake and The Little Big Horns - 'Lectric Chair Blues

I first heard Meschiya Lake and the Little Big Horns at the Spotted Cat. Here they are, doing a love song.

 

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Live at the Abita Springs Opry - more Shotgun Jazz Band

 

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John Fogerty (formerly of CCR) was interviewed on CBS Sunday Morning today
recently (8/31). Now 80 years old, he's still touring.

Here he is backed by a symphony orchestra at the Night of the Proms in 2010.
Note: This video runs into others, so feel free to stop when ready.

 

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Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Requiem (The Fifth)

 

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Jennifer Warnes - Ain't No Cure For Love

 

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It was fall of 1969, my freshman year of college. Seven or eight doors from my dorm was Steve Kendall's room. He had an album playing that was the most mind-blowing thing I had ever heard - it was Isaac Hayes "Hot Buttered Soul" album, a recording that changed the whole concept of soul music. It remains one my favorites to this day - one of my desert discs.

Here is his rework of Burt Bacharach's "Walk On By".

 

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The Manhattan Transfer - Tuxedo Junction

 

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Tuba Skinny - "Maple Leaf Rag"

In my opinion, if you don't enjoy this, there is something seriously wrong with you.

 

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James Brown - It's a Man's World


with Luciano Pavarotti:

with Joss Stone:

 

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Deja Moo.

Deja Moo, to me, is what I feel when I realize this isn't the first time that I've heard this pile of BS. Sadly, I have never had deja moo experiences more frequently than now.

 

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Carries me back to fall of 1969, when my freshman year roommate was a huge Chicago fan.