I wake up every morning with a song stuck in my head. And now it's stuck in yours.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
I Sing The Body Electric
I sing the body electric/I celebrate the me yet to come
I toast to my own reunion/When I become one with the sun
Indelibly in my head since I was about 14. An exultant anthem of youth, and yet another song reminiscent of my time in the Jewish teen scene, when everything was Dramatic and Intense And Amazing.
Artist: Michael Gore (writer); Performed in the movie Fame by Laura Dean, Irene Cara, Paul McCrane, Traci Parnell, and Eric Brockington
Year: 1980
Rating: Luke Hot
Tags:
'80s,
earworms,
film,
Irene Cara,
luke hot,
lyrics,
musical,
orchestral,
personal narrative,
soundtrack,
standard rock
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Night Shift
Came into my head the other day simply by talking to Scott about his schedule (he works graveyard). It's been circling in my mind for days. Watching the video made me tear up. RIP Marvin and Jackie.
Artist: The Commodores
Year: 1985
Rating: Luke Hot
Tags:
'80s,
Commodores,
earworms,
Jackie Wilson,
luke hot,
Marvin Gaye,
personal narrative,
RnB
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Country Road
Tags:
'70s,
Carole King,
earworms,
folk,
hot,
James Taylor,
mellow gold,
singer-songwriters
Sunday, February 3, 2013
I Can't Tell You Why
Timothy Schmidt's vocals on this song are so lovely and androgynous that it became a Linda Ronstadt tune in my mind.
I think the mental production of this song, which I probably haven't heard in 20 years or so, is a result of listening to a Steely Dan Pandora station this weekend with friends. N'est ce pas, Jess et Chris?
Artist: Eagles
Year: 1980
Rating: Warm
Tags:
'80s,
Eagles,
earworms,
Linda Ronstadt,
mellow gold,
personal narrative,
pop,
Steely Dan,
warm
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