I wake up every morning with a song stuck in my head. And now it's stuck in yours.
Under the Boardwalk
Haven't a clue why this song showed up today. Maybe feeling wistful about love, but certainly not in that New Relationship Energy way. Maybe I need a trip to Santa Cruz?
Artist: The Drifters
Year: 1964
Rating: Warm
Tags:
'60s,
Drifters,
personal history,
soul,
traditional pop,
warm
A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You
This is the song that's been stuck in my head since I saw the Monkees perform a week ago in Saratoga.
Artist: The Monkees (written by Neil Diamond)
Year: 1967
Rating: Warm
Note: the teen idol in the video is Mr. Bobby Sherman.
Tags:
'60s,
Bobby Sherman,
bubblegum,
comedy,
Monkees,
Neil Diamond,
pop,
standard rock,
TV,
warm
Sentimental Lady, Redux
Last in my head on September 24, 2009. This episode of sentimental infection came after a really good dose of 70's mellow gold on the radio in my car the other day. In one short drive, I managed to hear Whenever I Call You Friend by Kenny Loggins and Stevie Nicks, Jim Croce's I Got a Name (a great driving tune!) and Wild World by Cat Stevens. Loving the new Bay Area oldies station, though I take umbrage with their classification of 80's music as "oldies" (don't get me started).
Artist: Bob Welch
Year: 1972/1977
Rating: Luke Hot
Artist: Bob Welch
Year: 1972/1977
Rating: Luke Hot
To Love Somebody
Stick with this video til the end. Magnificent, heartbreaking performance.
Artist: Nina Simone
Year: 1969
Rating: Hot!
Note: I actually didn't know that this song was a Barry/Robin Gibb composition!
Tags:
Bee Gees,
blues rock,
hot,
Nina Simone,
soul,
traditional pop,
women artists
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