Listen to me stumble over myself for thirty-plus minutes, or better yet, listen to the great music – in abundance tonight:
Title (with link to iTunes, if available) | Artist | Album (with link to Amazon.com, if available) | Original Artist |
The Day Before Yesterday’s Man | The Supernaturals | It Doesn’t Matter Anymore | The Uncovered Gem of the Week |
Sound & Vision | The Sea and Cake | One Bedroom | David Bowie |
I Wanna Dance With Somebody | David Byrne | Live in Paris – 6/13/01 | Whitney Houston |
Crosstown Traffic | Living Colour | Stone Free: A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix | Jimi Hendrix |
Can’t Help Falling In Love | Lick the Tins | Some Kind Of Wonderful: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack | Elvis Presley |
You Belong To Me | Kate Rusby | The Girl Who Couldn’t Fly | Chilton Price |
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Hi, I am listener from Virginia, just getting into the podcast thing. I love the show and have a suggestion. There is a band that I am friends with that covers No Diggity originally by Blackstreet. The band is Virginia Coalition on their CD “Ok To Go”. Their website is http://www.virginiacoalition.com. The song is a hidden track, but there are a number of shows at archive.org that have a live verison of the song. I am a huge Virginia Coalition fan and would love to hear them in my favorite podcast. Thanks, Eric
Hi Brian
Thanks for playing my request for the Kate Rusby track. I’m not surprised it wasn’t the only request. It’ll be fun to hear the Jason Wade version at some point in the future, too.
I am ashamed to say I DIDN’T get the Style Council song! And, WE PLAYED THAT SONG AT OUR WEDDING! AAAARRRGGG!
Love the show anyway (as always). Kudo to Johnee Bee.
– dK
It was good to hear the Lick the Tins version, which I mentioned in a comment a week or so ago. Netflix should be sending us Some Kind of Wonderful soon. I’d forgotten it was on the soundtrack, I just remember it as a ghost of vinyl past.
The Kate Rusby version of You Belong to Me is great. It’ll help me forget the dreadful version that was featured on Ally McBeal.
Thanks!
Andrew
I really liked the cover of Whitney Houston. Byrne can make any lyric sound intelligent, thoughtful and deep.