"Love Letters" is indeed a perfect song, albeit weird as humanly possible. Although it's ostensibly in Bb, it changes keys subtly several times without ever calling notice to itself.
Also, Greil Marcus has written at length about how great the Charlie Patton and Geechie Wiley songs are, but yeah, they're also perfect.
I finally sent my song to the gmail account.
I chose the Baseball Theme from A Boy Called Charlie Brown by Vince Guaraldi.
It was really hard to pick one song.
A Boy Named/Called Charlie Brown wasn't a documentary; it was an animated feature film. It's the one where CB goes to the national spelling bee.
Is there any other record quite like the 4 Seasons' version of "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right"? Any other record quite so unself-consciously daffy in the same way?
(Note: I'm thinking about the one released under the name "Wonder Who.")
Is there any other record quite like the 4 Seasons' version of "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right"? Any other record quite so unself-consciously daffy in the same way?
Not familiar with it. Know (and like) the song and the group, but not their version. What's it like? Trying to imagine it I find myself earwormed with "Lightnin' Strikes". (And you can be, too! C'mon, you know you want to!)
I fear the mp3s, but I love the cover: Love Conquers Alda. (Polly Holliday played Flo on Alice.)
Who is between Batman and Brian Wilson? Click on photo album and check out the Sinatra/Raquel Welch pic. "Ooh, Francis, is that a gun in your pocket or are you... nope, that's definitely a gun." Yeah, I know that's not his pocket, but it is a gun.
Who is between Batman and Brian Wilson?
Is this a serious question? If that's Brian Wilson two people clockwise from Batman, then between them is the Green Hornet.
Is this a serious question?
Yeah. 13 out of 14 for the year before I was born ain't bad. "If that's Brian Wilson..." -- it's not Kelly Osbourne, Mr. Is this a serious question.
Johnnie Johnson died.
Awww, man. He was the piano player in my all redundantly named band with Dave Davies, James Jamerson, Benny Benjamin, Sylvain Sylvain...
He was the piano player in my all redundantly named band
High mortality rate in that band.