Showing posts with label Seasick Steve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seasick Steve. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

"Teach" & "Learn" Songs


Well, I spared you the misery of having to slog through two separate posts of songs for one "Opposites" theme, a collection of songs with the words "Teach" and "Learn" in their titles. (You're welcome!) One post means fewer overall songs, and fewer songs means a higher quality of songs that are included. In theory, at least. Enjoy?  ~  JH



1)  The New Seekers  ~  "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)"




2)  Foo Fighters  ~  "Learn To Fly"




3)  Amy Winehouse  ~  "Teach Me Tonight"




4)  Tom Petty  ~  "Learning To Fly"




5)  Musiq Soulchild  ~  "teachme"




6)  Alanis Morissette  ~  "You Learn"




7)  Audio Push  ~  "Teach Me How To Jerk"




8)  Ben Folds  ~  "Learn To Live With What You Are"




9)  Tina Dico  ~  "You Wanna Teach Me To Dance"




10)  Pink Floyd  ~  "Learning To Fly"




11)  Calling Glory  ~  "Teach Me To Love"




12)  Jamiroquai  ~  "When You Gonna Learn?"




13)  Rebecca Ferguson  ~  "Teach Me How To Be Loved"




14)  Lawson  ~  "Learn To Love Again"




15)  Keisha Dreams  ~  "Teach Me How To Love"




16)  Joe Public  ~  "Live And Learn"




17)  Seasick Steve  ~  "You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks"




18)  Sharon Corr  ~  "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime"




19)  Crosby, Stills, & Nash  ~  "Teach Your Children"




20)  Newworldson  ~  "Learning To Be The Light"



Monday, June 16, 2014

Songs By Guys Named Steve


Here's a bunch of songs by guys named Steve. Because, why not?  ~  JH



1)  Steve Vai ft. The Holland Metropole Orchestra  ~  "For The Love Of God"




2)  Steve Aoki ft. Polina  ~  "Come With Me (Deadmeat)"




3)  Steve Earle  ~  "Back To The Wall"




4)  Steve Holy  ~  "Good Morning, Beautiful"




5)  Steve Martin & Earl Scruggs  ~  "Foggy Mountain Breakdown"  (Actually, this whole lineup of guys is called "Men With Banjos Who Know How To Use Them," but Martin & Scruggs were arguably the most prominent members of the band.)




6)  Steve Miller Band  ~  "The Joker"




7)  Steve Winwood  ~  "Valerie"




8)  Steve Kazee & Cristin Milioti  ~  "Falling Slowly"




9)  Steve Azar  ~  "Sunshine (Everybody Needs A Little)"




10)  Steve Perry  ~  "Foolish Heart"




11)  Steve Green  ~  "A Mighty Fortress"




12)  Seasick Steve  ~  "Down On The Farm"




13)  Steve Jones  ~  "Mercy"




14)  Steve Reynolds  ~  "Forsaken"




15)  Steve Wariner  ~  "I Should Be With You"




16)  Steve Mason  ~  "Lost And Found"




17)  Steve Lawrence  ~  "In The Still Of The Night"




18)  Steve Goodman  ~  "City Of New Orleans"




19)  Steve Bell ft. The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra  ~  "Deep Calls To Deep"




20)  Steve Forbert  ~  "Romeo's Tune"


Friday, May 30, 2014

"Purple," "Brown," & "Pink" Songs


Here's part 2 of 7 in my latest series of music posts. Songs with colors in their titles is the theme, and this morning's colors are "Purple," "Brown," and "Pink." Oh yeah, and my song-by-song commentary is back. (At least for this post.) Ready, set, go!  ~  JH



1)  The Jimi Hendrix Experience  ~  "Purple Haze"  (You knew this classic would be here, right?)




2)  Ray Stevens  ~  "Jeremiah Peabody's Polyunsaturated Quick-Dissolving Fast-Acting Pleasant-Tasting Green And Purple Pills"  (In case you were wondering, this song holds the record for second-longest song title ever.)




3)  Seasick Steve  ~  "Purple Shadows"  (Despite his unusual moniker, this guy has some real talent. Old-school talent that the music industry is missing these days.)




4)  Sheb Wooley  ~  "The Purple People Eater"  (It would appear that purple is the color of choice when it comes to silly novelty songs.)




5)  Etta James  ~  "Purple Rain"  (Prince doesn't put his music on YouTube [nor does he allow anyone else to], but I found a cover version of his classic song by the inimitable Etta James – and it's pretty awesome!)




6)  Brandon Heath  ~  "Paul Brown Petty"  (Okay, so "Brown" here is a name and not a color, per se. So sue me!)




7)  Van Morrison  ~  "Brown Eyed Girl"  (For some reason, finding a live version of this song that doesn't royally suck is difficult. But this one was better than most.)




8)  The Stranglers  ~  "Golden Brown"  (I find this song and video creepy on so many levels. In other words, I sorta like it.)




9)  India.Arie  ~  "Brown Skin"  (She knows what she wants, and she's not afraid to say it!)




10)  Billie Holiday  ~  "Miss Brown To You"  (I only wish I could have found an actual video of Billie singing this song. She's one of the all-time greats!)




11)  The Psychedelic Furs  ~  "Pretty In Pink"  (Isn't she, though?)




12)  Red Hot Chili Peppers  ~  "Pink As Floyd"  (RHCP is one of those bands whose music sounds really good on vinyl. Which is why I chose this particular video to include for this song. Incidentally, the song has little or nothing to do with Pink Floyd, the band.)




13)  Nick Drake  ~  "Pink Moon"  (A hauntingly beautiful song by a guy who died shortly after releasing it.)




14)  John Cougar Mellencamp  ~  "Pink Houses"  (Ain't that America? No, that's John Cougar Mellencamp. Close enough, I suppose.)




15)  Henry Mancini  ~  "The Pink Panther Theme"  (Now this tune is going to be stuck in your head for the rest of the day. You're welcome!)