Spooky 2

This Halloween pick is still not the really scary stuff. It's more fun, but definitely not really young kids fun. So in the beginning of the night and after twilight. We usually get about a hundred or so kids (plus parents and dogs) trick or treating on Halloween. Usually the youngest when it is barely dark and then the bigger groups of kids with friends and family as it gets dark for sure and that's when we add this into the mix. Not sure if I will post the next couple of picks until next year, but that's where it starts getting more scary than fun. You can tell from the tracks that this was made a long time ago.

Spooky 2

01 Chris & Cosey - October (Love Song)

02 Vicious Pink - Spooky

03 Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead

04 Dead Kennedys - Halloween

05 Frank Zappa - Goblin Girl

06 Jumpin Gene Simmons - Haunted House

07 Marc Almond - The House Is Haunted

08 Psychic TV - Horror House

09 The Fall - There's A Ghost Im My House

10 Cheap Trick - Ghost Town

11 Specials - Ghost Town

12 Cure - Fear Of Ghosts

13 Tuxedomoon - Joeboy The Electric Ghost

14 Blue Oyster Cult - (Don't Fear) The Reaper

15 The Cramps - The Creature From The Black Lagoon

16 Thunderpuss 2000 - Godzilla

17 A Split Second - Mambo Witch

18 Kate Bush - Waking The Witch

Spooky 1

This is the first Halloween CD I ever made. I had some cassettes before, but I turned them into this CD and now playlist. Come Halloween, first my mom would make us costumes, then as we got older we would make our own and we decorated the house somewhat. At minimum a carved pumpkin and some lights. Gave out candy and all that. And we always had some Halloween effects LP that we would play (after the youngest kids had come and gone.) To this day I still do that. We decorate, but mostly on the day. We transform our house into a scary version of itself, play Halloween music (including these songs) through speakers on the front lawn. And purple and orange lights, UV  lights, fog etc. And then we hand out candy and glow necklaces to all the kids. This pick is for earlier in the night. 

Spooky 1

01 Bobby Boris Pickett - Monster Mash

02 The Bollock Brothers - Horror Movies

03 Laika & the Cosmonauts - Psyko (Theme From Psycho & Vertigo)

04 Blue Oyster Cult - Godzilla

05 Creedence Clearwater Revival - I Put A Spell On You

06 Alien Sex Fiend - Haunted House

07 Book Of Love - Witchcraft

08 Concrete Blonde - Bloodletting (The Vampire Song)

09 Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein

10 New York Dolls - Frankenstein

11 David Bowie - Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)

12 Fred Schneider - Monster

13 Comateens - Munsters Theme

14 Pink Floyd - Scarecrow

15 The Fall - Pumpkin Head Xcapes

16 Siouxsie & the Banshees - El Dia De Los Muertos

17 Ministry - Everyday Is Halloween

Detroit Pick

Not a Connection the way I call them connections. But my Pick of songs from bands that were from Detroit. I didn't include the typical Motown Songs or bands although a couple here may have had an album out on the label. Mostly rockin' bands, but you could call a couple of the tracks crossover? Doesn' matter I wasn't that picky and I didn't check too much. I'm sure someone will fact check me. And I hope someone gives me some suggestions for other picks to come. I will probably post some Motown picks at one time or another and even though it's a Detroit thing, I always see Motown as a sound. An International sound. I know that isn't correct, but it is how I see it. I do love Motown and I visited the studio in Detroit (one of the coolest places ever - you can feel the history.) But not featured here. Check out the reason that Detroit is about Rock and Roll.

Detroit Pick

01 The Gories - Nitroglycerine

02 Goober & The Peas - Hot Women (Cold Beer)

03 The Woolies - Who Do You Love

04 Alice Cooper - I’m Eighteen

05 Sheryl Crow featuring Kid Rock - Picture

06 MC5 - Kick Out the Jams

07 Iggy Pop - Lust For Life

08 Edwin Starr - War

09 The White Stripes - Fell in Love With a Girl

10 Was (Not Was) - Walk The Dinosaur

11 Question Mark and the Mysterians - 96 Tears

12 Brownsville Station - Smokin' In The Boys' Room

13 Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever

14 Grand Funk Railroad - We're An American Band

15 Jack Scott - The Way I Walk

16 Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen - Hot Rod Lincoln

17 The Underdogs - Love's Gone Bad

18 Rare Earth - Get Ready

19 Von Bondies - C'Mon C'Mon

20 The Knack - My Sharona

21 Bob Seger - Turn The Page

22 The Dirtbombs - I Can't Stop Thinking About It

23 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels - Devil With A Blue Dress On-Good Golly Miss Molly

24 Romantics - What I Like About You

What's The Connection? City

Specifically these are songs with City in the title, but not names of cities. I should do that sometime. There are some famous cities with lots of songs about them: Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Las Vegas, etc. Some with a lot less, but still maybe enough: San Fernando Valley? Who knows. I'll have to start looking. Two songs on this connection do not have the word City in the title. Track one and track eighteen. But they are so obviously songs about cities. The former about San Francisco and the latter about Detroit and the lyrics do use City a bit in each. If you are from the Bay Area (not a transplant and certainly not from LA) you know that San Francisco is never called San Francisco, never Frisco, never SF. It's always The City. With caps on "The." Even when you say it out loud. In Southern California, they always call it Frisco (even though it is wrong). There are tons more we could add to this playlist pick, but you will have to fill it out in the comments and maybe I do part two.

What's The Connection? City

01 Journey - Lights

02 Cars - Heartbeat City

03 Starship - We Built This City

04 Eagles - In The City

05 Humans - I Live in the City

06 Nick Lowe - Heart of the City

07 Scorpions - Big City Nights

08 Stevie Wonder - Living For The City

09 Glenn Frey - You Belong To The City

10 Nick Gilder - Hot Child In The City

11 Ray Price - City Lights

12 The Lovin' Spoonful - Summer In The City

13 War - City Country City

14 Sonny James - Bright Lights, Big City

15 Simple Minds - Theme for Great Cities

16 Talking Heads - Cities (Alternate Version)

17 U2 - City Of Blinding Lights

18 Huey Lewis and the News - The Heart of Rock 'n' Roll

19 The Jam - In The City

Go For Baroque 2

Here's the other side of the cassette I started posting yesterday. Read the story of the pick in the other post. Here I will say that the cover was not originally designed by me. She designed the cassette cover. I scanned the words and used them over the notes that I found in some clipart. It was all hand drawn originally, but it didn't fit the new format. So I took what I could use and recreated the rest to make it fit. Not sure why, but I had the hardest time tracking down some of the songs on this side. I didn't have access to the original classical records she used, so I had to figure it out from the notes on the cassette, which did have some detail. And then began the tracking. Let me know what you think about these versions and tell me if you think you know some better versions I can listen to.

Go For Baroque 2

13 Yo-Yo Ma - Unaccompanied Cello Suite No. 1 In G Major, Bwv 1007 - I. Prelude

14 Jean-Francois Paillard Chamber Orchestra - Pachelbel Canon in D Major

15 Cynthia Freivogel - Vivaldi Four Seasons Winter (L'Inverno) complete

16 Mormon Tabernacle Choir - Halleluja!

17 Bremer Barockorchester with François Fernandez - Henry Purcell The Fairy Queen

18 Jean Rondeau - Scarlatti

19 Musica Amphion - Corelli 12 Concerti Grossi Op. 6 No. 8 Christmas Concerto

20 JS Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3 in G

21 JS Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D Minor

22 JS Bach - Air On The G String

Go For Baroque 1

This was a cassette that an ex-college girlfriend made for me. This is side 1 of the cassette. She played violin and I knew next to nothing about classical music. She went home for the summer and we sent each other cassette compilations. She had some good ones. It took me awhile to recreate this, because I wanted to make sure I got the same sources she did for each track on her pick. I understand that the conductor and the symphony makes a real difference. I can't say if she chose these exact recordings because they happened to be in her parents' record collection or because they were her favorite versions of all time. I have no idea and it would take me years of figuring out which versions I like best. I am not that versed in classical music. Although way more than I was in the 80's. Her influence. I started making sure that at least one choice of new music per month was a classical record, So I ended up with quite a bit of that genre. Still am not the connoisseur although I work at it occasionally. Then I sucked at being a boyfriend (too self obsessed) Probably still do, but I am more aware of it now. Either way, she did make some great compilations before she figured that out.

Go For Baroque 1

01 Jean-Francois Paillard Chamber Orchestra - Pachelbel Canon in D Major

02 Munich Philharmonic - Beethoven Symphony #7 Allegretto

03 Yehudi Menuhin - J.S. Bach Concerto in E Major

04 Jean-Pierre Rampal - Greensleeves

05 Christopher Parkening - J.S. Bach Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring

06 Ettore Stratta - Vivaldi Concerto In G Adagio

07 Christopher Parkening - J.S. Bach Prelude No. VI

08 Ettore Stratta - Vivaldi Suite From The Four Seasons

09 Yehudi Menuhin - JS Bach Concerto In A(m) Andante

10 Yehudi Menuhin - JS Bach Double Concerto In D(m) LargoMa Non Tanto

11 Guiomar Novaes Bramberg Symphony Orchestra - Beethoven Piano Concerto #5 Mut II

12 Munich Philharmonic - Beethoven Symphony #6 Pastorale Allegro

Divine Pick

This has become much more controversial. No idea why. Well, maybe it's because people are way too serious about things and not at all serious about their own responsibility. I am staying out of the political part of it. What am I saying? Of course I am not going to do that. I love this. I know what a woman is. No one needs to explain that. And I have no issues with whatever anyone wants to do. How you dress or how you "feel" is none of anyone's business. Just don't smush my face in it. Don't force it. You don't get special privileges for how you feel.  Transvestites, Oh My! That being said. Men dressing up as women has been around since before Shakespeare. No biggie. I loved John Water's movies (Divine), Rocky Horror Picture Show, David Bowie, Sandy Duncan (Peter Pan), the Original Bird Cage, Milton Berle, Flip Wilson etc etc. And there is a great deal of music associated with all of that - some in this pick. Do not like trans story hour at the library or a curriculum of grooming kids, but I did take my daughter years ago to see a live version of Rocky Horror Show. Gave her a squirt gun and some toast and newspapers, etc. Like I said, don't smush it in my face and I'm okay with men dressing as women and women dressing like men. And it is Halloween coming up. Men, dress like the Queen for all I care (or Princess Di). But you are not a woman.

Divine Pick

01 The Killers - Somebody Told Me (Mylo Remix)

02 Scorpions - He's A Woman - She's A Man

03 Beatles - Polythene Pam

04 Boy George - The Crying Game

05 Lou Reed - Walk On The Wild Side

06 Rocky Horror Picture Show - Sweet Transvestite

07 Led Zeppelin - Royal Orleans

08 Velvet Underground - Candy Says

09 The Replacements - Androgynous

10 Garbage - Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go!)

11 Tone-Loc - Funky Cold Medina

12 Blur - Girls & Boys

13 Aerosmith - Dude (Looks Like a Lady)

14 David Bowie - Rebel Rebel

15 Paul McCartney & Wings - Jet

16 Who - I'm A Boy

17 David Bowie - Hunky Dory

18 Mark Mothersbaugh - Queen Bitch

19 Kinks - Lola

20 Van Morrison - Madame George

21 Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Jeremy Bender

22 Bob Rivers - Walkin' 'Round in Women's Underwear

Classical Gas Pick

These are all songs with some sort of link to classical music. Elements of classical music, based on a classical song etc. Not just featuring violins or an orchestra on this pick. For instance the Toy Dolls play a classical song, but they do not sound like a classical orchestra (at all). There are plenty more that could be considered that I did not include like songs that are based on a classical melody, but were completely changed. I also added some songs that just mentioned classical artists: Like Play Bach, Rock Me Amadeus, etc. I had several more that I could have added, but I limited it to what fits on a CD. So you miss Gazebo's I Like Chopin. Anyway there are tons more. Somewhere on  Butterboy's blog he has a multi-disc compilation with lots more. I made this one before I ever saw his and I tried not to look at his version as I was writing this, so it would be just what I remember when I put this together. After I heard Bohemian Rhapsody for the first time, I thought it was brilliant and predicted that a lot more bands would try to do songs like that. I was wrong. some had done it before and some after, but no rush to emulate that.

Classical Gas Pick

01 Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

02 Electric Light Orchestra - Rockaria!

03 Mason Williams - Classical Gas

04 Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Fanfare For The Common Man

05 Falco - Rock Me Amadeus

06 Jive Bunny - Rock'N'Roll Beethoven

07 BNM Corp - Bach to the Future

08 Village People - Play Bach

09 David Shire - Night On Disco Mountain

10 Walter Murphy - A 5th Of Beethoven

11 Toy Dolls - Toccata In Dm

12 B. Bumble & The Stingers - Bumble Boogie

13 The Pogues - Night on Bald Mountain

14 Louis Clark & the Royal Philharmonic - Beethoven's Fifth

15 !!! (Chk Chk Chk) - Bend Over Beethoven

16 The Toys - A Lover's Concerto

17 Deodata - Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001)

18 Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade Of Pale

19 Tiësto - Adagio For Strings

20 Chuck Berry - Roll over Beethoven

What Is The Connection? Ass Rump Booty Bottom

In other words: songs about the butt. This is not the end of this connection. I'm sure there will be more butt to come. If you are offended by this compilation playlist, sorry I'm cheeky like that. The cover is made from a section of the Queen mini poster that came with their single Bicycle Race. You can guess what was on the other side, behind the front side... I crack myself up. Anyway there have been a lot of songs over the years about bottoms. A lot more lately, but I tried to spread it around among the genres, so you have country and disco and rock and rap and blues and edm etc. I know there are tons more, so forgive me if I skipped your favorite ass song, just leave the booty in the comments and I'll look at it. Can't help it, sorry.

What Is The Connection? Ass Rump Booty Bottom

01 Queen - Fat Bottomed Girls

02 Major Lazer featuring Bruno Mars, 2 Chainz, Tyga & Mystic - Bubble Butt (Remix)

03 Bubba Sparxxx - Ms. New Booty

04 EU - Da Butt

05 Ma Rainey - Ma Rainey's Black Bottom

06 Wreckx-N-Effect - Rump Shaker

07 Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump

08 Destiny's Child - Bootylicious

09 Erotic Dissidents - Move Your Ass

10 KC & The Sunshine Band - (Shake Shake Shake) Shake Your Booty

11 Spinal Tap - Big Bottom

12 Trace Adkins - Honky Tonk Badonkadonk

13 Pitbull featuring Lil' Jon - Culo

14 Sir Mix-A-Lot - Baby Got Back

15 Jennifer Lopez featuring Pitbull - Booty

16 Soundmaster T - 2 Much Booty In Da Pants (Original Blend)

17 Meghan Trainor - All About That Bass

18 ZZ Top - Tush

19 Jason Derulo - Wiggle (feat. Snoop Dogg)

20 Buck Naked and the Bare Bottom Boys - Up Your Butt

21 The Tom Green Show - The Bum Bum Song (Lonely Swedish)

What Is The Connection? Futbol (Soccer)

I was brought up on Futbol or Soccer. I had a ball in my crib. Played through college until I had a knee injury and then I played in the old man cigar and beer league, was a ref, and coached my kid's team for many years. And now I just watch and cheer (and yell). Always was on the lookout for good songs about soccer. So here is my connection of picks for a playlist about soccer (futbol). Play it before a game, during a game will be hard or after a game. Or when you just want to listen. Some of these are soccer anthems for specific teams or leagues, some just about the game or even one about a player. Please tell me if you have any that you don't see here, I am always looking for more.

What's The Connection? Soccer (Futbol)

01 Barmy Army - Billy Bonds M.B.E. (Extended Re-Mix)

02 Jamaica United - Rise Up

03 Rick Wakeman - G'Ole

04 Jam & Spoon - It's Only A Game

05 M.A.T.C.H. - Hot Legs

06 Pop Will Eat Itself - Touched By The Hand Of Cicciolina (1st Half)

07 Everclear - Volvo Soccer Driving Mom

08 Enrique Iglesias - Can You Hear Me (UEFA Euro 2008 Official Song)

09 Gipsy Kings - Oh Eh Oh Eh

10 Larry Mullen - Put 'Em Under Pressure

11 New Order - World In Motion

12 Pitbull Featuring Jennifer Lopez & Claudia Leitte - We Are One (Ole Ola) [The Official 2014 Fifa World Cup Song]

13 Ricky Martin - La Copa De La Vida (Spanglish Version-Radio Edit)

14 Shakira - Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)

15 Bellini - Samba E Gol

16 Wes Madiko - Midiwa Bol (I Love Football)

17 E-Type - Campione

18 Slagerij Van Kampen - Kick Off

19 Colourbox - The Official Colourbox World Cup Theme

What Is The Connection? Tears

I have no idea why it is going this direction. I'm randomly picking a connection that is finished and after getting drunk, drinking, wine, driving, coffee it just went to Tears. Can't help it. Some of these favorites of mine are all over the map disco to punk to crooner to classic rock to oldies and more. But I tell you I like all these songs. And all these artists. I just like a diverse set of music. You will just have to deal with it. Tell me your favorite tear jerkers. I'll look for them in the comments. BTW, I was thinking of Eric Clapton when I made the cover using the baby crying.

What Is The Connection? Tears

01 Miranda Sex Garden - Gush Forth My Tears

02 Chris & Cosey - Raining Tears Of Blood

03 Cocteau Twins - Love's Easy Tears

04 Eric Clapton - Tears In Heaven

05 Homer & Jethro - I Got Tears in My Ears From Lying on my Back Crying Over You

06 Little Anthony & The Imperials - Tears On My Pillow

07 The Miracles - Tracks Of My Tears

08 Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers - And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine

09 Frank Sinatra - Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry

10 Ray Charles - Drown in My Own Tears

11 Gladys Knight & The Pips - Letter Full Of Tears 

12 Rolling Stones - As Tears Go By

13 Elvis Costello - Big Tears

14 Question Mark and the Mysterians - 96 Tears

15 KLF - No More Tears

16 The Drifters - I Count The Tears

17 The Vipers - Tears (Only Dry)

18 Donna Summer - No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)

19 Tuxedomoon - No Tears

20 Grin - Moon Tears

21 Ultravox - Dancing With Tears In My Eyes

22 The Police - Driven To Tears

23 English Beat - Tears of a Clown

What's The Connection? Wine

I guess I'm on some kind of drive here. Let's pretend it just happened by accident. One of my favorite wine events is a thing called Passport weekend in Dry Creek, Sonoma, California. It has nothing to do with this Connection (other than it is wine related). But, besides having some of the best red wine wineries in California, it is a fun event. If you have never gone, first it sells out way in advance, so get tickets or get on the waiting list way in advance. Second there are a ton of great wineries that participate. And you can visit all of them using their passport. It's fun filling their passport with stamps from each winery. And each winery has some kind of music or entertainment as well as tasting  and special deals on their wines. Make sure you get someone to drive and don't make it too big of a vehicle, or you will have a limo parked down the road as you walk up and down long curvy driveways. Have fun with both the compilation playlist and the event. In fact play it as you get driven around for a couple of days.

What's The Connection? Wine

01 Eric Burdon and War - Spill the Wine

02 Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood - Summer Wine

03 UB40 - Red, Red Wine

04 Dean Martin - Little Ole Wine Drinker Me

05 Tom T. Hall - (Old Dogs, Children And) Watermelon Wine

06 Tommy James and The Shondells - Sweet Cherry Wine

08 Willis Gater Jackson - Wine-O-Wine

09 Jimmie Rodgers - Kisses Sweeter Than Wine

10 Billy Wright - Mean Old Wine

11 Orioles - Wine Drinker

12 Jack The Bear Parker - Cheap Old Wine and Whiskey

12 Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers - And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine

13 Big Jay McNeely - All That Wine Is Gone

14 Floyd Dixon - Wine Wine Wine

15 Jerry Lee Lewis - Drinking Wine Spo-Dee O`Dee

16 Luther Allison - Cherry Red Wine

17 The Reverend Horton Heat - Liquor, Beer & Wine

18 Shonen Knife - Wonder Wine

19 Franz Ferdinand - Wine In The Afternoon

20 Taxi - Dollar Wine

21 Billy Joel - Scenes From An Italian Restaurant

What's The Connection? Coffee

Many people's favorite morning cup of java, coffee, joe is a great way to start a Connection. Not all of these songs are ones that I would play everywhere but they are good when you are Jones-ing for some caffeine. Some of these songs have multiple versions, but this is what is in this connection. One of my favorites that didn't make the cut is Stan Ridgway's version of The Coffee Song. Anyway the cover doesn't say coffee on it anywhere. Confusing unless you understand that Joe is another way to say coffee. Have a cup of joe. Tell me your favorite songs about coffee in the comments (make sure you also tell me what you think of Limbomaniacs Caffe Latte I think not a lot of people know that band/song.)

What's The Connection? Coffee

01 The Halibuts - Java

02 The Rippingtons - Moka Java

03 Manhattan Transfer - Java Jive

04 Frank Sinatra - The Coffee Song

05 kd Lang - Black Coffee

06 Colonial Club Orchestra With Scrappy Lambert - You're The Cream In My Coffee

07 Squeeze - Black Coffee In Bed

08 Kate Bush - Coffee Homeground

09 Cranberries - Wake Up And Smell The Coffee

10 Garbage - Cup Of Coffee

11 Bob Marley - One Cup Of Coffee

12 Pinchers - Pot Of Coffee

13 Gordon Lightfoot - Second Cup Of Coffee

14 Bob Dylan - One More Cup Of Coffee

15 Otis Redding - Cigaretttes And Coffee

16 Lefty Frizzell - Cigaretttes And Coffee Blues

17 Prince - Starfish And Coffee

18 Limbomaniacs - Caffe Latte

19 Descendents - Coffee Mug

20 Green Day - 409 In My Coffeemaker

21 Nashville Pussy - Fried Chicken And Coffee

What Is The Connection? Drive

A few of my favorite songs with Drive or Driving in the title. I know it's in bad taste to have this Connection right after the Drinking and Drunk ones, but it's my sick sense of humor working on overtime. It's not really funny, but that's the way it goes. So many songs about driving that I can only scratch the surface with this pick. So add your favorites in the comments below. I am most likely to make another volume of this, I have several ready to go. I really like this compilation.

What Is The Connection? Drive

01 Pearl Harbor & The Explosions - Drivin'

02 The Tubes - Drivin' All Night

03 Lil' Brian and the Zydeco Travelers - Thigh Drivin'

04 Beatles - Drive My Car

05 Robyn Hitchcock - The Cars She Used to Drive

06 Stan Ridgway - Drive, She Said

07 Black Flag - Drinking & Driving

08 Sammy Hagar - I Can't Drive 55

09 Foghat - Drivin' Wheel

10 Jimi Hendrix Experience - Drivin' South

11 Primus - Jerry Was A Race Car Driver

12 Eno - Driving Me Backwards

13 David Bowie - She'll Drive the Big Car

14 Death In June - We Drive East

15 The Grid - Driving Instructor

16 Chris & Cosey - Driving Blind

17 Everything But The Girl - Driving

18 Cars - Drive

19 Incubus - Drive

20 Buck Naked and the Bare Bottom Boys - Bend Over, Baby (And Let Me Drive)

What Is The Connection? Drinking

I probably should have done yesterday's post today and this one yesterday. After all drinking precedes getting drunk. Oh Well! Lots of good drinking songs here on this connection. Mostly about the positives of drinking, although a couple are about how the drinking didn't help. I probably should add warnings to some of these posts about the dangers of drinking, but instead I will just wait on the driving songs for a little bit. OK, I'm joking. But everyone should know by now. Call a Lyft or Uber or a sober friend or parent. If you are going to drink, these are some great tracks for starting (or continuing). I am not encouraging you to drink, but if you are drinking, these are some of the songs you should listen to. When I drank, I preferred Tequila, Rum or Beer, but I included a few other favorites in here. And yes, I know I have tracks 11 and 15 both in there. Not the other version.

What Is The Connection? Drinking

01 Queens Of The Stone Age - Feel Good Hit Of The Summer

02 Tom T Hall - I Like Beer

03 Elvis Costello - Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down

04 The Champs - Tequila

05 UB40 - Red Red Wine

06 Eddie Spaghetti - Gotta Get Drunk

07 Andrews Sisters - Rum And Coca Cola

08 Toby Keith - Red Solo Cup

09 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - You & Me & The Bottle Makes Three Tonight (Baby)

10 Gil Scott Heron With Brian Jackson - The Bottle

11 Amos Milburn And His Aladdin Chickenshackers - One Scotch One Bourbon One Beer

12 Yesterday And Today - Alcohol

13 David Bartholomew - Who Drank My Beer While I Was In The Rear

14 Jimmy Buffett - Margaritaville

15 John Lee Hooker - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer

16 Alan Jackson And Jimmy Buffet - It's Five O'clock Somewhere

17 Young Fresh Fellows - Back Room Of The Bar

18 Gaelic Storm - Johnny Tarr

19 Rupert Holmes - Escape (The Pina Colada Song)

20 Brad Paisley - Alcohol

21 Blues Brothers - Hey Bartender

22 Texas Tornados - Una Mas Cerveza

What's The Connection? Drunk

Okay, I readily admit that there are a million songs about being drunk and that I barely have scratched the surface of songs with Drunk in the title. Obviously this Connection is about being or getting drunk. Yesterday's cover had me on it, but today's I just nabbed a picture off the internet of a really drunk girl puking in the toilet. No puking songs, though (although that might be interesting. I can think of the Dead Milkmen already). I am not sure if there are more country songs about being drunk than any other genre, but I bet it would be close. Country drunk songs really get in to it though. I'm sure you know some better drunk songs and if you do leave them in the comments and I will consider them for volume two. Just to be clear: I have been very drunk. I have been with other people who have been very drunk. It is always good form to take care of drunk people. Protect them! Do not take advantage of them. They won't know that you were helping them, but you will know. They will eventually learn to control themselves. Help them. That is all.

What's The Connection? Drunk

01 Mad Professor - Get Drunk And Celebrate

02 Nashville Pussy - Gonna Hitchhike Down To Cincinnati And Kick The Shit Outta Your Drunk Daddy

03 Bloodhound Gang - You're Pretty When I'm Drunk

04 Beat Farmers - Gettin' Drunk

05 Rodney Carrington - Going To Heaven Drunk

06 Dierks Bentley - Drunk On a Plane

07 Dead Kennedys - Too Drunk to Fuck

08 Ray Hudson - Here I Am-Drunk Again

09 The Dubliners - Seven Drunken Nights

10 Richard Cheese - Too Drunk To Fuck (Live)

11 Jimmy Buffett - Why Don't We Get Drunk

12 Pet Shop Boys - You Only Tell Me You Love Me When You're Drunk

13 Johnny Guitar Watson - Gettin' Drunk

14 Redfoo - Good Things Happen When Ya Drunk

15 Dropkick Murphys - Fuck You I'm Drunk

16 Albert Collins - I Ain't Drunk

17 Hank Williams Jr. - I'm Gonna Get Drunk And Play Hank Williams

18 Kylie Minogue - Drunk

19 LCD Soundsystem - Drunk Girls

20 Luke Bryan - Drunk On You

What's The Connection? Freaks

I know it is too early to post Halloween picks, and this comp is not really Halloween. The cover is a photo  from a dance party where everyone dressed up in western wear. It was fun. I had already made the Rock, Freak, Boogie comp and there is some overlap, but doing just a freak connection made sense, so this was born. I had to find some way to put Cabaret Voltaire on another pick. I doubt much of this was played at the party we had. In fact it was probably none of these. But I do like these freaky songs. There really are so many of them to choose from. Leave your choices in the comments. This goes beyond any specific genre, so enjoy the diversity.

What's The Connection? Freaks

01 Dr. Hook and The Medicine Show - Freakin' At The Freakers' Ball

02 Chic - Le Freak

03 Rick James - Super Freak

04 GQ - Disco Nights (Rock-Freak)

05 Sweat Band - Freak To Freak (Single Version)

06 Midnight Star - Freak-A-Zoid

07 Cameo - Freaky Dancin'

08 Sugababes - Freak Like Me

09 Missy Elliott - Get Ur Freak On

10 Crystal Waters featuring Dennis Rodman - Just A Freak

11 Whodini - Freaks Come Out At Night

12 Violent Femmes - Freak Magnet

13 Tom Tom Club - She's A Freak

14 Was (Not Was) - Out Come The Freaks

15 Cabaret Voltaire - Sex, Money, Freaks

16 Dinosaur Jr - Freak Scene

17 Korn - Freak On A Leash

18 Eek-A-Mouse - The Freak

19 Big Daddy - Super Freak

What's The Connection? Fight For Your Right

I like this Connection. It is guaranteed to piss one person off or another. But fighting for your right to free speech means you will hear things you don't like or don't agree with. The whole point is to do the opposite of what Twisted Sister says and take it. I don't mean agree with it, but to understand the other person's viewpoint even if you don't agree. It's hard to do sometimes. And we all have felt some of these emotions or wanted to express ourselves over at least one of these songs major themes. So don't listen if you get offended easily. Because you will get offended by something in here. I'm posting these because they are my pick of ways to express yourself: healthy and unhealthy. I love the songs even if I may not agree with all of the sentiments. It's a free country (mostly) still. Tell me if I missed any. This could be considered a companion disc to Mostly Peaceful, and there are no overlaps. I have another one coming up that could be considered another companion, but you will have to wait for that one, but to tease it, it's not my pick: it's Santana's.

What's The Connection? Fight For Your Right

01 Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin'

02 Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name

03 Jefferson Starship - Stairway To Cleveland

04 The Clash - The Guns Of Brixton

05 NWA - Fuck Tha Police

06 Dead Kennedys - Take This Job And Shove It

07 Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall, Part 1

08 Public Enemy - Fight The Power

09 Body Count - Cop Killer

10 Aretha Franklin - Respect

11 Madonna - Express Yourself

12 Ohio Players - Do Your Thing

13 The Dildos - Fuck Off

14 Bikini Kill - Rebel Girl

15 The Isley Brothers - Fight The Power Part 1

16 Rolling Stones - Street Fighting Man

17 Beastie Boys - Fight For Your Right

18 Sex Pistols - Anarchy In The UK

19 Vandals - Anarchy Burger (Hold the Government)

20 Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law

21 Twisted Sister - We're Not Gonna Take It

22 Isaac Hayes - Do Your Thing

23 X-ray Spex - Oh Bondage! Up Yours!

What's The Connection? Fat (Buddah Belly)

This post is not politically correct. Sorry. But it is fun. It started as Buddah Belly, because that's what my daughter called my belly (yes, I have a fat belly, although it has gotten less fat when I stopped drinking beer). We had one of those Buddah statues and we would rub the belly for luck on the way out. You can rub my belly for luck if you want. I don't mind. Anyway, these are songs about being fat. Fat bellies, fat butts, fat men, fat women. All my favorite fat songs. This is my pick so it is what it is. I'm sure you have your favorite fat songs, so I would love to hear about any I didn't post. I had a few leftover after making this Connection, maybe they will make it on the next fat WTC. One of then is Crust "Diet Tray" it's hilarious and great. One of my favorite artists is Brian Eno and luckily he has a fat song that is great (it's on this compilation). And I also loved the Queen song, as well as the poster that went along with it (although it's also for Bicycle Race.)

What's The Connection? Fat (Buddah Belly)

01 Frankie Yankovic - Too Fat Polka

02 Brian Eno - The Fat Lady Of Limbourg

03 Queen - Fat Bottomed Girls

04 Spinal Tap - Big Bottom

05 AC-DC - Whole Lotta Rosie

06 Sir Mix-A-Lot - Baby Got Back

07 Raining Jane - Big Girl

08 Joe Tex - Ain't Gonna Bump No More

09 Weird Al Yankovic - Fat

10 Taj Mahal - Big Legged Mommas Are Back In Style

11 Louis Jordan - I Like 'em Fat Like That

12 Fats Domino - The Fat Man

13 Root Boy Slim - Dare To Be Fat

14 Dig - Fat Albert Theme

15 Bolshoi - Fat And Jealous

16 Jethro Tull - Fat Man

17 The Southern Death Cult - Fatman

18 Angry Samoans - My Old Man's A Fatso

19 Ween - Hey Fat Boy (Asshole)

20 Toy Dolls - Fat Bob's Feet

21 Major Scorpion - Girl Yu Fat

22 Cheech & Chong Featuring The Bloaters - Bloat On

23 En Vogue - It Ain't Over Til The Fat Lady

What's The Connection? Words

I was remembering this WTC? as I was thinking up a new one (related sort of). But only one song that reminded me of this one. So I cleaned it up and put up here for you. See, the cluttered mind of mine produces an extra playlist compilation for you. I'd like to say this Connection started because of the Beatles or Brian Eno or Yes, but it wasn't. It wasn't even Tom Tom Club, who I also like much. But it was because I have a daughter. And back when she was younger I watched all sorts of crazy movies with her. Lots of Jackie Chan, of course, but also every young girl movie that came out. I probably know more about Mary Kate and Ashley than I want to admit. When Josie and the Pussycats came out, I had to watch it. First, I loved the cartoon and comic as a kid, second it was a girl power movie. And I loved the music. What can I say? The vocals by Letters to Cleo singer Kay Hanley helped. And knowing that Cheryl Ladd was in the original band (as Cherie Moor aka Cheryl Stoppelmoor) didn't hurt. She was, after all, my favorite Angel. BTW, one of these tracks has the B-52's on it.

What's The Connection? Words

01 Moody Blues - The Word

02 Rivingtons - The Bird's The Word

03 Marti Brom - Eat My Words

04 Josie and the Pussycats - 3 Small Words

05 Missing Persons - Words

06 Buddy Holly - Words Of Love

07 Beatles - The Word

08 Bee Gees - Words

09 FR David - Words

10 The Monkees - Words

11 Elvis Costello & the Attractions - Pretty Words

12 Mamas And The Papas - Words Of Love

13 Extreme - More Than Words

14 Elton John - Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word

15 Frank Sinatra - Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words)

16 Eno & Cale - One Word

17 Yes - Time And A Word

18 Tom Tom Club - Wordy Rappinghood

19 Scritti Politti - The Word Girl (Flesh & Blood)

20 Cameo - Word Up

21 Yello - No More Words

22 Melon - I Will Call You (And Other Famous Last Words)

23 George Strait - Famous Last Words Of A Fool

New Prog vol 4

Not as many really long songs on this volume (see volume 3 yesterday for the longest I picked). Volume one of New Prog is here.Two bands are repeated on this series playlist so far. But I will have more if I ever get to finish volume five. Encourage me (or discourage me) in the comments. What would you add to these compilations? I can tell you that I have over two hours more close to ready to go. But they aren't yet. And yes there are at least two more tracks from two of the bands in this series.  I won't tell you who, though. Leave comments and tell me what you liked. One thing I added in this one is a playlist for all four volume and a text list of all four as well.

New Prog vol 4

15 Glass Hammer - A Bitter Wind

16 Haken - Crystallised

17 Ayreon - Day Sixteen-Loser

18 IQ - Frequency

19 Solstice - Earthsong

20 Arena - Smoke And Mirrors

21 Collage - Living In The Moonlight

22 Liquid Tension Experiment - Acid Rain

23 Pallas - Cut And Run

24 Opeth - Windowpane

25 Spock's Beard - Gibberish

New Prog Pick vol 2-3

I put two volumes in this post because volume 3 only has two songs. They're long and each volume fits on a single CD. I am probably not going to talk about each track in this series, except for one on volume 2. The band is Glass Hammer which is where Yes got their new singer Jon Davison. I like him. Not just a good singer and fits in the Yes mold completely (I know there are some people who will never get over the loss of Jon Anderson - who I also love - But Davison is good). He's also a really nice guy. Got to hang out with him on his first Yes cruise and he is really nice. Got to hang out in a bar with him. That cruise is also where I got exposed to Glass Hammer. And they are really good. If you like this pick, go get the other albums. They are worth it. If you already know the band, then you know what I am talking about. The covers of both volumes are in the zips.

New Prog Pick vol 2

10 Ritual - A Dangerous Journey

11 Cathedral - The Garden

12 Glass Hammer - The Knight Of The North

New Prog Pick vol 3

13 Beardfish - Sleeping In Traffic

14 Dream Theater - Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence (Full)

New Prog Pick vol 1

There is no real genre named New Prog, but I use it to designate newer bands (as opposed to the classic prog bands). You may disagree with the term or even the bands I pick for this four volume set (maybe more to come), but these tracks are great. I kept each volume to the length of a CD, although if you wanted to, you could easily make this into one play list. Today volume one. Keep an eye open for the next three volumes in the next day or so.

New Prog Pick vol 1

01 Porcupine Tree - Trains

02 Karnivool - Themata

03 Pineapple Thief - Shoot First

04 Dream Theater - Pull Me Under

05 Riverside - Out Of Myself

06 Transatlantic - In Held (Twas) In I

07 Anathema - Fragile Dreams

08 Steven Wilson - Harmony Korine

09 Big Big Train - The Underfall Yard

Black + White (CAVR Pick) 2

What I love about other people's picks is that they never pick the same songs that I would pick. It makes life interesting. Look at yesterday's post if you didn't already to find part 1 and the story of who's behind this compilation cassette. The original cassette had a black front with silver metallic writing on it. Looked pretty cool. I couldn't quite get that same look when I made it into a CD cover so, this is what you get. Still looks kinda cool. Now that you've had the chance to see both sides of the cassette. How would you have organized it? I sort of feel that a song on this side could have been traded with a song on the other to more match the Black + White theme, but I am definitely used to it in this order. Leave a comment and tell me what you think.

Black + White (CAVR Pick) 2

09 Bauhaus - Stigmata Martyr

10 Death In June - Fields

11 The Smiths - Stretch Out And Wait

12 Velvet Underground - There She Goes Again

13 Throbbing Gristle - AB-7A

14 Étant Donnés - Le Coeur Sert Le Corps

15 The Cure - Give Me It

16 Klaus Nomi - Keys Of Life

17 Magazine - Permafrost

18 Inflatable Boy Clams - Boystown

19 Marine Girls - In Love

20 Cabaret Voltaire - Photophobia

21 Tuxedomoon - Holiday For Plywood

Black + White (CAVR Pick) 1

Mostly I post my own compilations, but every now and again I post someone else's pick. This one was a cassette made by my ex-wife. Two parts to it. I post side one today and side 2 tomorrow. Yes, we still get along. Both remarried. She had full range of my album collection for years and this is one of her picks from that collection. I'm guessing this is the "white" side, since it's a little more light and happy. The darker side will be tomorrow. I hope you enjoy this. And I know, I don't usually put two songs from the same artist on the same compilation, let alone right after each other, but this is how she had the cassette. I also don't know if I would consider Tones On Tail to be on this side. How would you organize this playlist?

Black + White (CAVR Pick) 1

01 Dead Or Alive - Brand New Lover

02 ABC - When Smokey Sings

03 Bananarama - Venus

04 Tones on Tail - Twist

05 Blancmange - Don't Tell Me

06 The Communards - Never Can Say Goodbye (Shep Pettibone Mix)

07 Madonna - Holiday

08 Madonna - Everybody

Billy Preston Pick

Sometimes called the fifth Beatle, but generally just an amazing artist, Billy Preston played with some artists that I had no idea about. I compiled some of my favorite solo picks here, added some Beatles tracks together and solo and threw in a couple surprising guest spots (surprising to me, at least.) I put in two versions of You Are So Beautiful because I like the song and to hear both versions is interesting to say the least. Same with the song Get Back. I know there are other tracks that I am missing (be sure to mention them in the comments.) Hope you like what I did add.

Billy Preston Pick

01 Johnny Cash - Personal Jesus

02 Neil Diamond - Hell Yeah

03 John Lennon - God

04 Billy Preston with Syreeta Wright - With You I'm Born Again

05 Aretha Franklin - I've Been Loving You Too Long

06 Billy Preston - You Are So Beautiful

07 Ringo Starr - Only You (And You Alone)

08 George Harrison - My Sweet Lord

09 Brighter Side Of Darkness - Love Jones

10 Beatles - Get Back

11 Sly And The Family Stone - Family Affair

12 Rolling Stones - Can't You Hear Me Knocking

13 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Warlocks

14 Fastball - You're An Ocean

15 Billy Preston - Outa-Space

16 Billy Preston - Girls on Film

17 Billy Preston - Nothing from Nothing

18 Billy Preston - Will It Go Round In Circles

19 Billy Preston - Space Race

20 Billy Preston - Get Back

21 Joe Cocker - You Are So Beautiful

Who Dunnit? 4

This is the last of this pick. Volume 4 of the series. Not because I don't have more, but because I haven't finished cleaning them up and assembling them. And by now, I'm sure you have a few suggestions. Do NOT include any that are on the Heart Full Of Soul compilation as that is a separate category for me. Although there are some great covers that sound totally different than the originals on that playlist. Obviously I know about the artists on these picks that have multiple albums of covers. This volume also has some interesting mashups, which technically are not covers, but they made some completely different songs out of them. I have all the Bossa Nova albums that cover different eras in a bossa nova style. They are great. And several of the country bands that do the same. If you haven't seen the artist on these lists and you really like them, let me know. I want my socks to blown off!

Who Dunnit? 4

01 Dan Finnerty - Candy Shop

02 The Brian J White Trio - Shout

03 Jamie Lancaster & Karen Souza - Billie Jean

04 Zacharias - Light My Fire

05 Paul Anka - True

06 The Coconutz - Everybody Hurts

07 The Dynamics - Miss You

08 Aloha Sex Juice - More Than Words

09 Evolution Control Committee - Stairway To Britney (Britney Spears vs Led Zeppelin)

10 John Lennon vs Van Halen - Imagine A Jump

11 INXS vs Smokey Robinson - Need To Be With You Tonight

12 Black Eyed Peas vs Frank Sinatra - I Got New York

13 Nouvelle Vague - Master & Servant

14 Oysterband - Love Vigilantes

15 Big Daddy - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

16 Better Beatles - Penny Lane

17 Richard Cheese - Brass Monkey

18 Jimmy Fallon - Reading Rainbow

19 Red Star Belgrade - Highway To Hell

20 Charo & The Salsoul Orchestra - Let's Spend The Night Together

21 Voice of the Beehive - I Think I Love You

22 Depeche Mode - Route 66

23 Devo - Don't Be Cruel

Who Dunnit? 3

More covers, from more bands. Yet another from the amazing Storm and the Balls. I discovered Storm Large as she opened for someone else. I arrived early to the show (which I rarely do) and found Storm. I must say it was a happy accident. This was before all her TV fame and all that. I was mesmerized. What an amazing performance. I could not take my attention off her. And then getting the album and discovering amazing covers in mashups like the ones on this series. Wow. A couple other picks to mention. Barenaked Lady Kevin Hearn's Thin Buckle doing War Pigs was a fun time . Saw him do that live on a Barenaked cruise. Beatnix doing Zeppelin songs as if they were the Beatles. I wish I had more of that. A couple of tracks from the amazing movie Welcome To Woop Woop. Go see it. And lastly, I need to mention the greatness of Senor Coconut. He's great. Never saw him live, but I wish I did.

Who Dunnit? 3

01 Eve St. Jones - Take On Me

02 Carmen McRae - The Sound Of Silence

03 Jazzystics - Walking On Sunshine

04 Axel Boys Quartet - Barbie Girl

05 Leika & the Waiters - In My Life

06 Danni Carlos - Don't Speak

07 Victor Malloy - Boys Don't Cry

08 Storm and The Balls - Van Ministry

09 The Dynamics - Seven Nation Army

10 Señor Coconut - Smoke On The Water

11 Soul II Soul - Kiss The Girl

12 Richard Cheese - Somebody Told Me

13 Nouvelle Vague - Ever Fallen In Love

14 Kevin Hearn and Thin Buckle - War Pigs

15 Beatnix - Stairway to Heaven

16 Big Daddy - Like A Virgin

17 Paul Anka - The Way You Make Me Feel

18 Pat Boone - Enter Sandman

19 Bryan Ferry - You Do Something To Me

20 Lisa Stansfield - Ain't What You Do

21 The Fixx - These Boots are Made for Walkin'

22 Cake - Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps

23 Poe - I Cain't Say No

Who Dunnit? 2

Volume 2 in the series of covers mostly done in different styles than the original. Pat Boone and Paul Anka both had albums out of rockin songs done in "swing" style (sorta). More Big Daddy with fifties rock and roll and several jazzy versions of new wave songs. Other bands that started to do this type of cover is Nouvelle Vague with some Bossa Nova versions of New Wave songs. And Richard Cheese doing comedy parody versions as a lounge singer. Add in the various others that I just have collected and you have my next pick.

Who Dunnit? 2

01 Brave Combo - No, No, No, Cha, Cha, Cha

02 Stella Starlight Trio - Tainted Love

03 Storm and The Balls - Can Your Pussy Do the Dog

04 Buckwheat Zydeco - On A Night Like This

05 Everything But The Girl - Night and Day

06 Willy Deville - Hey Joe

07 Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane

08 The Brian J White Trio - Shout

09 Big Daddy - Ice Ice Baby

10 Kate Bush - Sexual Healing

11 Japan - I Second That Emotion

12 Bryan Ferry - The Way You Look Tonight

13 Lydia Lunch - Spooky

14 Nouvelle Vague - Blue Monday

15 Jamie Lancaster & Karen Souza - Billie Jean

16 Tom Tom Club - Under the Boardwalk

17 Spanky Wilson - Sunshine Of Your Love

18 Cassandra Beck - Material Girl

19 Paul Anka - Smells Like Teen Spirit

20 Pat Boone - It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Want To Rock And Roll)

21 Richard Cheese - Fight For Your Right

22 New Morty Show - Enter Sandman

23 Will To Power - Baby, I Love Your Way-Freebird

Who Dunnit? 1

I like cover versions of songs. That's clear if you have been watching this space for any length of time. I especially like cover versions that do not sound at all like the original. Doesn't mean that I don't like original versions. I do. But there is something about an artist completely re-interpreting a song. This pick is that completely. Cover versions where you have to think, "Is this the original or was the original the original?". For me it really started with a band called Big Daddy. They were on Rhino records and they had a backstory that they were a 50's rock band that got lost somewhere for thirty years or so and came back to find all this new music, but they did the music in the style they were used to. Some great songs of the 80's done in "Sock Hop" style. Some really great covers (with just a few misses). Overall great. If you look for that kind of stuff, you find it everywhere. Here a few of my picks of those kind of songs where you wonder Who Dunnit.

Who Dunnit? 1

01 Barefoot - White Lines

02 Nouvelle Vague - I Melt with You

03 Pussycat Dolls - Sway

04 Stan Ridgway - Behind Closed Doors

05 Johnny Favourite Swing Orchestra - Black Dog

06 Paul Anka - Wonderwall

07 Hayseed Dixie - Walk This Way

08 Big Daddy - I Want Your Sex

09 Storm and The Balls - Anarchy En Espanol

10 New Morty Show - White Wedding-Rebel Yell Medley

11 Jamie Cullum - Frontin'

12 Chris Isaak - I Want You To Want Me

13 Booker T. & The MG's - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

14 Aztec Camera - Jump

15 Johnny Cash - Personal Jesus

16 David Lee Roth - Just a Gigolo-I Ain't Got Nobody

17 Paul Anka - It's My Life

18 Richard Cheese - Add It Up

19 Lesley Gore - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

20 Big Daddy - Super Freak

21 Richard Cheese - Let's Get It Started

22 Señor Coconut & His Orchestra - Beat It

Pol's Country Pick 3

This is the last of this series for now, I actually have more to pick from but they are not assembled. See the previous two days for how and why I started this series. For this one I want to mention the previously posted Country Stones compilation. I made that compilation after these three in the series. One of the "bonus" tracks in the Stones pick I already had on Volume 2 of this pick. Not an accident. And if you look at the covers of each they all match, just with an extra set of lips on the Stones volume. They are meant to go together. What I haven't posted yet is my first one. My first country-ish pick. Made way before these and I did not make it to match. One day I will post that one. In the meantime, this one will have to do. Leave comments about what your first country song was that made you realize you liked the genre. Or were you brought up a little bit country?

Pol's Country Pick 3

47 Crystal Gayle - Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue

48 Rolling Stones - Memory Motel

49 Mojo Nixon & World Famous Blue Jays - UFOS, Big Rigs And BBQ

50 Blondie - Ring Of Fire (live)

51 The Belmont Playboys - Tore Up

52 Johnny Cash - A Boy Named Sue (Live)

53 Tammy Wynette - Stand By Your Man

54 The Greenhornes With Holly Golightly - There Is An End

55 Wall Of Voodoo - Tomorrow

56 Everything But The Girl - I Fall To Pieces

57 Jeannie C. Riley - Harper Valley P.T.A.

58 The Scotchgreens - There You Go

59 Scott Goddard - Cowpunk

60 Gear Daddies - Zamboni

61 Johnny Paycheck - Take This Job and Shove It

62 Tennessee Ernie Ford - Sixteen Tons

63 Hank Williams, Jr. - All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight

64 Darius Rucker - Wagon Wheel

65 Son Volt - Afterglow 61

66 The Del Lords - Love on Fire

67 The Bottle Rockets - Baggage Claim

68 Flatt And Scruggs - Foggy Mountain Breakdown

69 Jason Ringenberg - Half The Man

70 Remy Zero - Bitter