Texas Paisley Pick

Similar to the Paisley Pick, these are all paisley songs from Texas based bands. Easy enough. Texas has a very good record with a variety of music. All genres of  music comes out of Texas. Psychedelic Paisley is no exception. Probably the most famous is the 13th Floor Elevators, but The Bubble Puppy and Fever Tree should be up there. Listen to these tracks and find out more about each band, because there are a lot of connections to other music and other bands in here. Like who was in the Moving Sidewalks? Notice the cover. It's similar to the rest of the series, but different.

Texas Paisley Pick

01 The Bubble Puppy - Hot Smoke & Sassafras

02 Josefus - Crazy Man

03 Poe - You've Got To Try

04 Cold Sun - South Texas

05 Corpus - Creation A Child

06 Lost And Found - Don't Fall Down

07 Green - Green

08 Shiva's Headband - Kaleidoscoptic

09 The Conqueroo - 1 To 3

10 Endle St. Cloud - Come Through

11 American Blues - If I Were A Carpenter

12 13th Floor Elevators - You're Gonna Miss Me

13 Roy Head & The Traits - You're (Almost) Tuff

14 Golden Dawn - Starvation

15 The Countdown 5 - Candy

16 Fever Tree - San Franciscan Girls (Return Of The Native)

17 The Red Krayola - Hurricane Fighter Plane

18 The Moving Sidewalks - 99th Floor

19 Michael - Caretaker

20 Reasons Why - Don't Be That Way

Paisley Pick 6

By now you either hate me or love me for these reposts of Paisley Picks. Notice that I got over the long tracks, nothing as long as seven minutes here. I know there are plenty more to cover even after this, so if you have a favorite that I missed, Please tell me in the comments, because I know there will be another volume eventually. Volume seven and eight will be here, but first we'll visit Texas (tomorrow). And go back and look for the Garage series because they are posted. And soon after will be the Acid Rock series.

Paisley Pick 6

104 Peter Cook & Dudley Moore - The L. S. Bumble Bee

105 Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child (Slight Return)

106 Love - You Set The Scene

107 Grapefruit - Dear Delilah

108 The Turtles - Grim Reaper Of Love

109 Bee Gees - Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You

110 Tame Impala - Music To Walk Home By

111 David McWilliams - The Days of Pearly Spencer

112 The 23rd Turnoff - Michael Angelo

113 Country Joe And The Fish - Grace

114 The Craig - I Must Be Mad

115 Circulatory System - The Lovely Universe

116 The United States Of America - Cloud Song

117 Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows

118 Simon Dupree & the Big Sound - Kites

119 The Id - Boil The Kettle, Mother

120 The Pretty Things - S.F. Sorrow Is Born

121 Pink Floyd - Arnold Layne

122 Danny Elfman - Veruca Salt

123 The Ventures - Endless Dream

124 Vinyl Kings - Chocolate Cake

125 Peanut Butter Conspiracy - It's A Happening Thing

126 The Fire Escape - Love Special Delivery

Paisley Pick 5

Coming to the home stretch. Less tracks on this volume, because I left some long tracks to this pick. Of course Iron Butterfly I had to pick the "real" almost 18 minute version, but also the Jefferson Airplane, Lemon Pipers and Rainy Day tracks that all clock in at around ten minutes or so. I love these kind of tracks because it allows the full scale of the Paisley to come through on this repost. A couple of newer tunes and one that could be in Bubblegum Pop, but still crosses the Paisley barrier. Notice the added paisleys = 5.

Paisley Pick 5

092 The United States Of America - The American Metaphysical Circus

093 Pearls Before Swine - Translucent Carriages

094 Jefferson Airplane - Spare Chaynge

095 Tintern Abbey - Vacuum Cleaner

096 Rainy Day - Rainy Day, Dream Away

097 The Lemon Pipers - Dead End Street-Half Light

098 Vinyl Kings - A Little Trip

099 Iron Butterfly - In A Gadda Da Vida

100 H.P. Lovecraft - At The Mountains Of Madness

101 The Ventures - Guitar Freakout

102 True West - Lucifer Sam

103 Spiral Staircase - More Today Than Yesterday

Paisley Pick 4

We're getting to volume four of this series. As you can tell they mostly all fall into the same category if you go by sound or feeling of a song. You'll notice again the playlist cover. And notice that a couple of the bands are returning on some of the volumes. Remember these are not picked because of significance in the Paisley world, although many are significant. But just because I like them. Look for the next couple more in the next couple more days.

Paisley Pick 4

067 Bubble Puppy - Hot Smoke and Sassafras

068 Status Quo - Pictures Of Matchstick Men

069 Syd Barrett - Octopus

070 Julian Cope - Sunspots (Single Remix)

071 The Del-Vetts - Last Time Around

072 Tommy James & The Shondells - Crimson And Clover

073 Colours - Love Heals

074 Traffic - Hole in My Shoe

075 Mojo Men - Sit Down I Think I Love You

076 The Flowerpot Men - Let's Go To San Francisco

077 Sagittarius - My World Fell Down

078 Jimi Hendrix - Purple Haze

079 Eternity's Children - Mrs. Bluebird

080 Avant Garde - Naturally Stoned

081 Fever Tree - San Francisco Girls (Return Of The Native)

082 The Move - Flowers In The Rain

083 Golden Earrings - Daddy Buy Me A Girl

084 The Third Bardo - I'm Five Years Ahead Of My Time

085 Association - Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies

086 Twilights - Cathy, Come Home

087 Third Booth - I Need Love

088 The Lemon Pipers - Through With You

089 Move - I Can Hear The Grass Grow

090 Seeds - No Escape

091 Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Spontaneous Apple Creation

Paisley Pick 3

We continue on in this series of Paisley Picks. This is three of six. By now you probably caught on to the fact that the covers have growing number of Paisleys. Kind of related is the Make Love Not War series that I posted last year. And that I may post again in February with new links. Check that out to see how I classify these differently. Sometime I may have to do an update in this series with some of the newer Paisley tracks. It's funny how it just comes back every now and again. And it's time for a revival.

Paisley Pick 3

045 Love - Alone Again Or

046 Stairs - Weed Bus

047 The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind

048 The 'E' Types - Put The Clock Back On The Wall

049 Hollies - King Midas In Reverse

050 Electric Prunes - Get Me To The World On Time

051 Plasticland - Getting Out Of Hand

052 Mouse & The Traps - Maid Of Sugar-Maid Of Spice

053 Kenny Rogers And The First Edition - Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)

054 Purple Gang - Granny Takes A Trip

055 Zombies - Time Of The Season

056 Bee Gees - In My Own Time

057 Who - I Can See For Miles

058 Small Faces - Itchycoo Park

059 Donovan - Sunshine Superman

060 Seeds - Up In Her Room

061 The Strawberry Alarm Clock - Incense and Peppermints

062 The Balloon Farm - A Question Of Temperature

063 Tomorrow - My White Bicycle

064 Fire - Father's Name Was Dad

065 The Amboy Dukes - Journey To The Center Of The Mind

066 Cryan' Shames - Sugar And Spice

Paisley Pick 2

Continuing on with the Paisley pick series, you probably figured out that each has some old and some newer psychedelic psongs. That's because this pick has more to do with the sound rather than the era. Also begin to notice the difference in each cover. If you didn't pick up number one, look back a day. And stay tuned for the next few. Go back several days and compare to the Garage picks 1-3. Any similarities?

Paisley Pick 2

026 Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever

027 Butthole Surfers - The Hurdy Gurdy Man

028 Man - Rainbow Eyes

029 Golden Earring - Sound Of The Screaming Day

030 Syd Barrett - Baby Lemonade

031 Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive

032 True West - Lucifer Sam

033 Soft Boys - Vegetable Man

034 Robyn Hitchcock - Acid Bird

035 13th Floor Elevators - Roller Coaster

036 The La's - There She Goes

037 Vibrasonic - Kingsley J

038 Kaleidoscope - Pulsating Dream

039 The Smoke - My Friend Jack

040 Adult Net - Incense and Peppermints

041 Cerebral Corps - Pam's Purple Spyrograph

042 The Fuzztones - Cinderella

043 The Stairs - Fall Down The Rain

044 The Cramps - Psychotic Reaction

Paisley Pick 1

Paisley to me is a sound of certain psychedelic songs. They overlap a lot with garage and psychedelic pop. I get that this is mainly a 60's kind of thing, but all through out the decades since, good stuff has come out. Backwards guitars, far out lyrics, echo etc help me to sort out this Paisley pick from the Hippie and Garage and Acid Rock. I hope you enjoy all six of these discs, reposted with love. Several decades of stuff will be mixed in the classic.

Paisley Pick 1

01 The Dukes Of Stratosphear - 25 O'Clock

02 Electric Prunes - I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)

03 Plasticland - Disengaged From The World

04 The 13th Floor Elevators - You're Gonna Miss Me

05 Rolling Stones - Dandelion

06 The Dukes Of Stratosphear - My Love Explodes

07 Pink Floyd - Lucifer Sam

08 Soft Boys - Astronomy Domine

09 Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians - The Bells Of Rhymney

10 The Byrds - Eight Miles High

11 Velvet Underground, the & Nico - Femme Fatale

12 The Three O'clock - With A Cantaloupe Girlfriend

13 Chocolate Watch Band - No Way Out

14 Pink Floyd - Scarecrow

15 The Dukes Of Stratosphear - The Mole from the Ministry

16 Beatles - I'm Only Sleeping

17 The Monkees - Porpoise Song (Theme From -Head-)

18 Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit

19 Blues Magoos - (We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet

20 Chocolate Watch Band - I Ain't No Miracle Worker

21 Love - Orange Skies

22 Rolling Stones - 2000 Light Years From Home

23 Pink Floyd - Flaming

24 The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

25 The Velvet Underground & Nico - I'll Be Your Mirror

Garage Pick 3

The last of the series so far. All Garage picks. Total so far is 90 tracks. Starting with the Fall. As garage as you can get. The Sonics and the Troggs etc. But  also The Cramps which arguably could be garage, but also psychobilly. This track seems more garage, though. Some old, some new. And some at the edge of psychedelic. Chocolate Watch Band, Seeds fit there, too. Again all of these Graage tracks could also fit elsewhere. Tell me where you think this went.

Garage Pick 3

62 The Fall - Totally Wired

63 The Gories - Nitroglycerine

64 Chocolate Watch Band - Let's Talk About Girls [new Aguilar vocal]

65 The Fuzztones - Bad News Travels Fast

66 Troggs - With A Girl Like You

67 The Fifth Estate - Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead

68 King Khan & The Shrines - Burnin' Inside

69 The Cramps - I Was A Teenage Werewolf

70 The Shadows Of Knight - Oh Yeah

71 The Buckinghams - I'll Go Crazy

72 Roky Erickson - I Walked with a Zombie

73 The Sonics - The Witch

74 Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs - Lil' Red Riding Hood

75 The White Stripes - Fell In Love With A Girl

76 The Cryan Shames - Mr. Unreliable

77 The Gants - Road Runner

78 Allah-Las - Tell Me (What's On Your Mind)

79 The New Colony Six - At The River's Edge

80 Question Mark And The Mysterians - I Need Somebody

81 The Robbs - Bittersweet

82 Richard & The Young Lions - Open Up Your Door

83 Seeds - Pushin' Too Hard

84 Yardbirds - I'm A Man

85 The Knickerbockers - Lies

86 Oblivians - Bad Man

87 Von Bondies - C'Mon C'Mon

88 The Outsiders - Time Won't Let Me

89 Five By Five - Fire

90 Jay Reatard - See-saw

Garage Pick 2

Continuing from yesterday's Garage pick it's volume two. Some newer, but mostly older tracks and several that I find could be Psychedelic tracks. Is Count Five garage or pyschedelic? Cyrkle? Seeds? It just depends on the song and the sound of the song. I tend to put backwards guitar into Paisley, but these fit in here, too. And I think Garage and Punk and Paisley all fit together anyway. You have to help me decide if I picked properly or not. I'm easily amused, so the covers are funny to me. Nothing to do with the music and not even the same kind of garage's that these bands mostly played in or practiced in.

Garage Pick 2

31 The Count Five - Psychotic Reaction

32 The Raconteurs - Salute Your Solution

33 Sir Douglas Quintet - She's About A Mover

34 The Cryan' Shames - It Could Be We're In Love

35 Cyrkle - Red Rubber Ball

36 The Strokes - Last Nite

37 The Music Machine - Talk Talk

38 The Fuzztones - Cinderella

39 McCoys - Fever

40 Iggy Pop - I Wanna Be Your Dog

41 Nazz - Open My Eyes

42 The Shadows of Knight - I'm Gonna Make You Mine

43 The Nightcrawlers - The Little Black Egg

44 The Ides Of March - You Wouldn't Listen

45 The Premiers - Farmer John

46 Seeds - Mr. Farmer

47 Paul Revere & The Raiders - Just Like Me

48 The Monks - Complication

49 Them - Gloria

50 Tommy James And The Shondells - Mony Mony

51 Kinks - All Day and All of the Night

52 Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - Wooly Bully

53 The Strangeloves - Night Time

54 The Sonics - Strychnine

55 The Castaways - Liar, Liar

56 Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law

57 The Leaves - Hey Joe

58 Michael And The Messengers - Romeo And Juliet

59 The Human Beinz - Nobody But Me

60 Love - 7 and 7 Is

61 The Rivieras - California Sun

Garage Pick 1

Ok, this is the beginning of a three volume pick of Garage music, so far. To me there is an overlap of Garage and Psychedelic and Punk and there are some differences. I doubt that I am keeping with all of those arbitrary lines, but I do have them. Hopefully after a three volumes, you will be a little clearer, and if you are, please explain it to me. I have trouble articulating them. Also I am adding songs from many years, not just the 60's or 70's. To me it's not a year, but a feel. I could have sworn I already uploaded thiese here before, but I can't find a trace of it, so here it begins.

Garage Pick 1

01 The Syndicate of Sound - Little Girl

02 Woolies - Who Do You Love

03 The White Stripes - Hello Operator

04 Love - My Little Red Book

05 The Troggs - Wild Thing

06 Seeds - Can't Seem to Make You Mine

07 The Strokes - What Ever Happened

08 The Shadows Of Knight - Gloria

09 MC5 - Kick Out the Jams

10 The Dirty Wurds - Why

11 Kingsmen - Louie Louie

12 Question Mark and the Mysterians - 96 Tears

13 The Spades - You're Gonna Miss Me

14 The Other Half - Mr. Pharmacist

15 The Swingin' Medallions - Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)

16 The Sonics - Have Love Will Travel

17 Paul Revere And The Raiders - Kicks

18 Monkees - (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone

19 The Remains - Why Do I Cry

20 Vertebrats - Left In The Dark

21 Iggy And The Stooges - Search And Destroy

22 The Electric Prunes - Try Me On For Size

23 Compulsive Gamblers - Stop & Think It Over

24 The Nashville Teens - Tobacco Road

25 Thee Oh Sees - Meat Step Lively

26 Ty Segall - Girlfriend

27 The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Oh Lord

28 The Standells - Dirty Water

29 The Fuzztones - Strychnine

30 The Moving Sidewalks - 99th Floor

Bee Gees Maurice Gibb Pick

The Maurice version of these Bee Gees picks is pretty interesting. Maurice wasn't often the lead singer on most of the Bee Gees tracks. But he did get a few and I have nine of them picked here. One of my favorites is Lonely Days. He did do a lead on a track on the Sgt. Peppers soundtrack. That's here too. He was married to Lulu and after their divorce (years after) he did a duet with her that was quite nice. That's on here. He also formed a supergroup during one of the Bee Gees hiatus(es) or is it hiati? No idea, so let's call it a break. That supergroup was called The Fut (look them up). Their only single was a very Beatles sounding song called Have You Heard The Word. What sounds like John Lennon is really Maurice. Very cool song.

Bee Gees Maurice Gibb Pick

01 Bee Gees - On Time

02 Bee Gees - Lonely Days

03 Maurice Gibb - Solitude

04 Bee Gees - Islands In The Stream

05 Bee Gees - Closer Than Close

06 Maurice Gibb - Adam's Dream

07 Maurice Gibb - Railroad

08 Bee Gees - Lay It On Me

09 Bee Gees - Omega Man

10 Bee Gees - Man In The Middle

11 Maurice Gibb, Peter Frampton, George Burns, The Bee Gees - Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite

12 Lulu with Maurice Gibb - The First Of May

13 Maurice Gibb - My Thing

14 Bee Gees - Angel Of Mercy

15 Maurice Gibb - I've Come Back

16 Maurice Gibb - Hold Her In Your Hand

17 Bee Gees - Country Woman

18 The Fut - Have You Heard The Word

Bee Gees Robin Gibb Pick

This is the last of the Bee Gees solo pick. This one is Robin Gibb. Similar makeup, but I left out a duet. He had a decent one on the Time Square soundtrack with Marcy Levy and I liked that soundtrack. But I just cut it. I did put on the one track from the Sgt Peppers soundtrack. Several of his solo tracks and many of his lead tracks with the Bee Gees. Notice that a lot are pre-Saturday Nite Fever. Several of my favorite Bee Gees tracks like How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, and I Started a Joke and I've Gotta Get A Message To You are on here. All great Robin lead songs.

Bee Gees Robin Gibb Pick

01 Bee Gees - I've Gotta Get A Message To You

02 Robin Gibb - Please

03 Robin Gibb - Saved By The Bell

04 Robin Gibb - Oh! Darling

05 Bee Gees - New York Mining Disaster 1941

06 Robin Gibb - Like A Fool

07 Bee Gees - And The Sun Will Shine

08 Bee Gees - Massachusetts

09 Bee Gees - How Can You Mend A Broken Heart

10 Bee Gees - Red Chair, Fade Away

11 Bee Gees - Horizontal

12 Robin Gibb - Weekend

13 Bee Gees - Really And Sincerely

14 Robin Gibb - Boys Do Fall In Love

15 Bee Gees - Odessa

16 Bee Gees - Holiday

17 Robin Gibb - Juliet

18 Bee Gees - I Started A Joke

Bee Gees Barry Gibb Pick

Looking at the Bee Gee's songwriting pick and going over all the amazing hits each one of the Bee Gees had, It was inevitable that I do a pick on each one. This is Barry. I took some solo stuff and duets with Barbra Streisand and interspersed some Bee Gees tracks where he was the principle singer or songwriter. And one from the Sgt Pepper's soundtrack (perhaps I was the only one who liked that movie and soundtrack). Note that almost every Bee Gees track has all three of the boys singing, But the lead went to one of them on most of the tracks. You'll notice that Barry has more of the hits in the late seventies and eighties as lead. For some reason his falsetto was more of a draw on radio. Contrast those Bee Gees songs with his solo stuff and his earlier tracks like Spicks & Specks. You can tell the difference.

Bee Gees Barry Gibb Pick

01 Bee Gees - Too Much Heaven

02 Barry Gibb - Shine Shine

03 Bee Gees - To Love Somebody

04 Bee Gees - Heartbreaker

05 Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive

06 Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love

07 Bee Gees - Jive Talkin'

08 Bee Gees - Words

09 Bee Gees - Night Fever

10 Barry Gibb - One Bad Thing

11 Barry Gibb - In The Now

12 Bee Gees - Tragedy

13 Barbra Streisand with Barry Gibb - What Kind Of Fool

14 Bee Gees - Spicks & Specks

15 Barry Gibb - I'll Kiss Your Memory

16 Barry Gibb - When I'm 64

17 Barbra Streisand with Barry Gibb - Guilty

18 Bee Gees - Love So Right

Barry Fanilow (I Arrange The Songs)

I admit that Barry Manilow is a guilty pleasure for me. I have his albums, I watched his shows. I even know his VSM (Very Strange Medley) of his commercials. And I thought he wrote all his songs. After all he's got a song called I Write The Songs, which surprise, surprise is written by Bruce Johnston. I found several tracks that he did not write and are totally considered Barry Manilow songs, but really he's just a fan. Hence: Fanilow. I ordered the pick like this: First the songwriter's version of the song, then if there was an interesting cover of the song and then the Manilow version. When you listen to them like this, it turns out that Manilow is a great Arranger of songs. It's obvious that he's changed them and for the better. Not just his voice. I still like the songs he did write. I like these for another reason. Listen for the changes, very cool. Pomeranz wrote Trying To Get The Feeling Again for the Carpenters, but they did it later. Batdorf & Rodney had a minor hit before Manilow got to it.  Bunny Walters used the original name of the Scott English track and had a hit. Manilow changed it because Looking Glass had a hit out at the same time. I have a hard time hearing the original because I'm so used to changed one.

Barry Fanilow (I Arrange The Songs)

01 Richard Kerr - Somewhere in the Night

02 Batdorf & Rodney - Somewhere In The Night

03 Barry Manilow - Somewhere In The Night

04 Scott English - Brandy

05 Bunny Walters - Brandy

06 Barry Manilow - Mandy

07 David Martin - Can't Smile Without You

08 Barry Manilow - Can't Smile Without You

09 Bruce Johnston - I Write The Songs

10 Barry Manilow - I Write The Songs

11 Gerard Kenny - I Made It Thru the Rain

12 Barry Manilow - I Made It Through The Rain

13 Ian Hunter - Ships

14 Barry Manilow - Ships

15 Randy Edelman - A Weekend In New England

16 Barry Manilow - Weekend In New England

17 David Pomeranz - Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again

18 Carpenters - Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again

19 Barry Manilow - Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again

20 David Pomeranz - The Old Songs

21 Barry Manilow - The Old Songs

Kenny Nolan Pick

I have always really liked Kenny Nolan's hit I Like Dreamin' and that's all I knew about him. Great song, but that's all I knew. Imagine to my surprise that he's a darn good songwriter and has written or cowritten a bunch of really good tracks for a variety of other artists. Plus he's been in a band as well as his solo stuff. This is a sampling of my pick of Kenny Nolan. I was pleasantly surprised about all of it. Like the Labelle track was originally done by his band The Eleventh Hour which also had some minor disco hits that are pretty decent. One of my favorite tracks from Disco-Tex and Frankie Valli. Plus Linda Carr, Tavares, Atlantic Starr and the Deele? A wide gamut of artists, not always their biggest hit, but many fairly big hits. I picked some from his solo work, his band and those hits for others. Sorry, Kenny, I just didn't know.

Kenny Nolan Pick

01 Dee Clark - Ride A Wild Horse

02 Kenny Nolan - Soft Rock, Hard Love

03 Donny Osmond - Flirtin'

04 The Eleventh Hour - Hollywood Hot

05 Disco-Tex & The Sex-O-Lettes - Get Dancin' (Part I & Part II

06 The Eleventh Hour - So Good

07 Jim Gilstrap - Swing Your Daddy

08 Kenny Nolan - My Eyes Get Blurry

09 LaBelle - Lady Marmalade

10 Linda Carr & The Love Squad - Highwire

11 Kenny Nolan - Love's Grown Deep

12 Tavares - A Penny For Your Thoughts

13 Atlantic Starr - Masterpiece

14 Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - My Eyes Adored You

15 Kenny Nolan - Us And Love (We Go Together)

16 The Deele - Shoot 'Em Up Movies

17 Kenny Nolan - I Like Dreamin'

What's The Connection? Eyes 1

The Blue Eyes connection was yesterday if you missed it, but this series of Eye connections is irrespective of color. Although there are two Blue Eyes songs, two Green Eye songs, one Pink Eye song and one Brown Eye song. The rest of the eyes are lying, big, tear-filled, etc. So I do not include it in the color series and eventually I will make an eye connection for each color (if I have enough to support it). I do have enough just eye songs to make a few connections so you will get those for sure. I really like the Suburban Lawns, but probably the least known song on this list. I worked as a busboy, a waiter and a bartender for years. So I am very familiar with the Flamingos and Frankie Valli's songs. "Eyes" would be replaced with "Ice" to amuse ourselves and the drunk people. And, yes, I would sing it. To everyone's consternation.

What's The Connection? Eyes 1

01 Billy Idol - Eyes Without a Face

02 Flamingos - I Only Have Eyes For You

03 Rolling Stones - Far Away Eyes

04 Guess Who - These Eyes

05 Velvet Underground - Pale Blue Eyes

06 Kate Bush - The Man With The Child In His Eyes

07 Suburban Lawns - Green Eyes

08 Sinead O'Connor - Damn Your Eyes

09 Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes

10 The Platters - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes

11 Cheap Trick - Big Eyes

12 The Cure - Mr. Pink Eyes

13 Who - Behind Blue Eyes

14 Eagles - Lyin' Eyes

15 Frankie Valli - My Eyes Adored You

16 Kissing The Pink - Watching Their Eyes

17 Ultravox - Dancing With Tears In My Eyes

18 Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl

19 Jackson Browne - Doctor, My Eyes

20 Sugarloaf - Greeneyed Lady

What's The Connection? Blue Eyes

This connection started with the colors series. There were so many Blue Eyed songs, that I separated them out. But I also found a bunch of songs just about eyes. Tomorrow I will just do the Eye connection, this is the Blue Eye connection. Very little doubles between the two. I do use the REM version of the Velvet Underground song Pale Blue Eyes here, but tomorrow you'll get the original. And I use The Who on both. A great song, so I do not apologize. I will get to more eyes later. I do have to confess that the David Byrne song is not really about Blue Eyes (I should have used CSN&Y.) Sorry. Also, very similar covers, but slight differences. The eyes are slightly bluer here than tomorrow. I made the brown eyes, blue. LOL! I crack myself up. It takes so little.

What's The Connection? Blue Eyes

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

02 International Submarine Band - Blue Eyes

03 Elvis Presley - Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain

04 Hackberry Ramblers - Blue Eyes

05 Yo Yo Honey Singh - Blue Eyes

06 Baskin & Copperfield - Beautiful Blue Eyes

07 E.C. Beatty - Little Blue Eyes

08 REM - Pale Blue Eyes

09 Moe. - Blond Hair And Blue Eyes

10 Bill Braddy & The Western Starlighters - Blue Eyed Blonde

11 Elton John - Blue Eyes

12 Irving Kaufman - Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue

13 Wilco - Red-Eyed And Blue

14 Destroyer - Blue Eyes

15 Restless Heart - Bluest Eyes in Texas

16 Robert Gordon with Link Wray - Blue Eyes (Don't Run Away)

17 Craig Douglas - Pretty Blue Eyes

18 Elvis Costello - When Green Eyes Turn Blue

19 Willie Nelson - Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain

20 Bullet - White Lies, Blue Eyes

21 Eyeless In Gaza - China Blue Vision

22 Who - Behind Blue Eyes

23 Steve Miller Band - Blue Eyes

24 David Byrne - Big Blue Plymouth ( Eyes Wide Open )

What's The Connection? (Something) Dance

I started a Dance connection some time ago (click here for dancing and also dancer). This happened during the making of those. Types of dance, more importantly anything and dance in the title. Except for Last Dance which I hope to post sometime this year. The Kate Bush track has parentheses after, but I allowed it. Bauhaus had two words before the dance, but they were part of one thing, so I allowed that. If it was one word but dance was the end of that word, I allowed it. I have a volume two almost lined up, but not quite ready. I was lazy with the cover, maybe I will fix that in volume two, but probably not. If I do I will post both in that post.

What's The Connection? (Something) Dance

01 Elvis Costello - Mystery Dance

02 Ray Sanders - Graveyard Dance

03 The Emeralds - Chicken Dance

04 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Fat Dance

05 Bongwater - Schmoozedance

06 Spyro Gyra - Morning Dance

07 Men Without Hats - Safety Dance

08 Digital Underground - Humpty Dance

09 The Cramps - Zombie Dance

10 Fall Out Boy - Dance, Dance

11 Irene Cara - Flashdance

12 Kate Bush - Shoedance (The Red Shoes Dance Mix)

13 Tina Weymouth - October Dance

14 Van Morrison - Moondance

15 SPK - Metal Dance

16 Yello - Crash Dance

17 Killing Joke - Wardance

18 Yo Yo Honey Singh - Lungi Dance

19 Bauhaus - St. Vitus Dance

Workout Class Sexy

One more of the workout class picks. See yesterday for more of a story, but this one is all sexy songs. An hour of workout songs to make you feel sexy when you really should be feeling sweaty. I don't know what I was thinking when I made these other than most people (not me) feel sexier when they have worked out or are working out. Endorphins and all that. I forget what that's like so I am skeptical again. But it's about an hour, it starts with a warmup and builds intensity. And it's somewhat silly (I mean Sexy) to sing along as you work out to these songs. C'mon you sexy people!

Workout Class Sexy

01 Bruno Mars Vs Hot Chocolate - Just The Way You Are Sexy Thing

02 Stray Cats - (She's) Sexy + 17

03 Paul Kelly - Get Sexy

04 Prince - Sexy M.F. (Clean Version)

05 Rod Stewart - Do Ya Think I'm Sexy

06 Colder - Silicone Sexy

07 Right Said Fred - I'm Too Sexy (Extended Club Mix)

08 Kenny Chesney - She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy

09 Justin Timberlake - SexyBack (Linus Loves Remix)

10 LMFAO - Sexy And You Know It

11 David Guetta featuring Akon - Sexy Chick

12 Arianna featuring Pitbull - Sexy People (The Fiat Song) (Ultimix By Mark Roberts)

13 Lords of Acid - Am I Sexy

Workout Class Rock

I don't workout enough, in fact this past year or so, barely at all. I have had multiple reasons for it, but this year is a new year and I am not letting it stop me anymore. Of course at the beginning of the year we always plan to work out and it slowly drops as we go along. But this year I am posting up a few of my hour long workout compilations. I actually made these years ago, when I had a friend who ran a fitness center. They were for her classes. This pick of workout music is all Rock and Roll. A couple of stretching warmup songs and the rest just builds, I have a few more and I will post them soon, but enjoy this one for awhile. Great for any kind of class workout. Look for my Pound workout pick, too. After I post them all, I don't think they are popular enough to make new ones, but let me know if I am wrong.

Workout Class Rock

01 Jim Stafford - Spiders And Snakes

02 Blondie vs The Doors - Rapture Riders

03 Doors Vs Led Zeppelin - Break Through Love

04 Beatnix - Stairway to Heaven

05 Scorpions - The Zoo

06 Aerosmith with Run DMC - Walk This Way

07 Sweet - Ballroom Blitz

08 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - I Won't Back Down

09 Electric Light Orchestra - Don't Bring Me Down

10 Garbage - Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go!)

11 Butthole Surfers - Dum Dum

12 Brownsville Station - Smokin' In The Boys' Room

13 Balance - Breaking Away

14 Kinks - You Really Got Me

15 Bay City Rollers - Saturday Night

16 Todd Rundgren - Bang The Drum All Day

17 ZZ Top - Tush

18 Arrows - A Touch Too Much

What's The Connection? Dirty 2

I have more of these coming. Dirty songs are always in fashion, I guess. Volume one of the Dirty connection is there and it has a link to the Dirt one. A few covers in here. There's something about Leslie Gore covering AC-DC that's very satisfying. And the balls on Mandre. He has one of my favorite disco tunes, but to cover Zappa? And make it disco? That's got to take some guts. Frankly it's pretty good. Otherwise a wide variety from funk to country rock to jazz and everything inbetween. It all sounds like something dirty.

What's The Connection? Dirty 2

22 Rolling Stones - Dirty Work

23 Van Halen - Dirty Movies

24 Tom Scott - Dirty Old Man

25 David Bowie - Dirty Boys

26 U2 - Dirty Day

27 John Cale - Dirtyass Rock 'N' Roll

28 Mandre - Dirty Love

29 Bernie Worrell - Dirty

30 Nashville Pussy - Low Down Dirty Pig

31 A Certain Ratio - Sounds Like Something Dirty

32 David Byrne - Dirty Old Town

33 Lou Reed - Dirty Blvd.

34 Underworld - Dirty

35 Leslie Gore - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

36 Jeff Beck - Dirty Mind

37 Steely Dan - Dirty Work

38 Switchfoot - Dirty Second Hands

39 The Clash - Dirty Punk

Bee Gees Songwriters

There are plenty of compilations out there of the Bee Gees, but this pick is one I made about The Bee Gees as songwriters. These are all songs that other artists did, but the Bee Gees wrote. Some that they did later (or maybe released later). The only one that I know was originally made for Andy Williams, but they kept it was How Can You Mend A Broken Heart. Although Andy did cover it much later, one of the first covers is by Al Green and I like that version. Otis Redding was the supposed person they wrote the song To Love Somebody for, but he died before having the chance to record it. The Flying Burrito Brothers do a passably good job on it anyway. They did do versions of the Tavares tune, theYvonne Elliman tune, the Samantha Sang tune, but they weren't released until later after those artists had their shot with it. Great singers, but also great songwriters. And this is just a sampling of that talent. I did make a couple more comps but divided by who was the one of the three that had the main vocal or writing/influence on each song (plus some solo stuff). So one comp for Barry, one for Maurice, one for Robin. I'm not sure I will post those, unless there is someone who wants them?

Bee Gees Songwriters

01 Celine Dion - Immortality

02 Barbra Streisand - Woman In Love

03 Samantha Sang - Emotion

04 Andy Gibb - I Just Want To Be Your Everything

05 Dionne Warwick - Heartbreaker

06 Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton - Islands In The Stream

07 Andy Gibb - Shadow Dancing

08 Yvonne Elliman - If I Can't Have You

09 Tavares - More Than a Woman

10 Frankie Valli - Grease

11 One True Voice - Sacred Trust

12 Diana Ross - Chain Reaction

13 Jimmy Ruffin - Hold On To My Love

14 Diana Ross - Eaten Alive

15 Teri De Sario - Ain't Nothing Gonna Keep Me From You

16 The Flying Burrito Brothers - To Love Somebody

17 Olivia Newton-John - Carried Away

18 Al Green - How Can You Mend A Broken Heart

19 Yvonne Elliman - Love Me

20 Barbra Streisand with Barry Gibb - Guilty

Beatles Rockin'

The Beatles are sort of sancrosanct. Leave them alone. And yet yesterday and today I have two picks of their stuff. I can't help it. They don't have these available, so I had to make them. Yesterday was the weirder stuff asnd today it's the more rockin' tracks. The ones I think of when I think of Rock and Roll and this band. I'm sure we can argue all day about my choices on either day and someone will be sure to suggest something else instead of these, but it's my pick. These are th eones I chose. I am interested to hear what you think however. So let me have it in the comments. Here I could use only one track from each of them in their solo work. The rest had to be the band. I think I struggled the most with the solo stuff. Trimming to one was hard. I only knew for sure that track, 5, 10 and 21 had to be in for me.

Beatles Rockin'

01 Beatles - Come Together

02 Beatles - Helter Skelter

03 George Harrison - Wah Wah

04 Beatles - I Feel Fine

05 Beatles - Hey Bulldog

06 Beatles - She Said She Said

07 Beatles - While My Guitar Gently Weeps

08 John Lennon - Cold Turkey

09 Beatles - Revolution

10 Beatles - Ticket To Ride

11 Beatles - Get Back

12 Beatles - Twist And Shout

13 Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows

14 Paul McCartney & Wings - Jet

15 Ringo Starr - Free Drinks

16 Beatles - Think For Yourself

17 Beatles - I Want You (She's So Heavy)

18 Beatles - Taxman

19 Beatles - Birthday

20 Beatles - Back In The U.S.S.R.

21 Beatles - I'm Down

22 Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There

Beatles Weirdest

I do not think I have ever seen this anywhere. I picked the weirdest Beatles songs. But I had some rules. Even though I love the sound collage stuff like Revolution 9 and some of the crazy amazing tape stuff from John and Yoko, that was off the table. Couldn't use it. It had to be a song by the Beatles or a solo Beatle, that just was a bit weird or strange or off base. Nothing from Yoko, nothing from Linda, etc. I was expecting a lot of John, but really it ended up being more Paul. I found at least one of each solo, a few Beatles tracks and frankly the rest was Paul. I left a few on the table, including the one track yesterday. I hope you like this one. I did make another compilation of their most rockin' songs that is a bit more traditional (or less strange) and maybe I will post that tomorrow. But I like this one better.

Beatles Weirdest

01 Beatles - I Am The Walrus

02 Beatles - What's The New Mary Jane

03 Paul McCartney - Nod Your Head

04 Beatles - Wild Honey Pie

05 Beatles - Why Don't We Do It In The Road

06 Paul & Linda McCartney - Monkberry Moon Delight

07 Wings - Magneto And Titanium Man

08 Beatles - Blue Jay Way

09 George Harrison - His Name Is Legs (Ladies And Gentlemen)

10 Beatles - Only A Northern Song

11 Beatles - Dig It

12 Paul McCartney - Kreen-Akrore

13 John Lennon - Meat City

14 Beatles - Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey

15 Beatles - You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)

16 Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows

17 Ringo Starr - Las Brisas

18 Beatles - Maxwell's Silver Hammer

19 Paul McCartney - Temporary Secretary

20 Paul McCartney & Wings - Loup (1st Indian On The Moon)

21 Paul McCartney - Check My Machine (Full Length Version)

What's The Connection? Secret 1

I have a feeling, just between you and me, that this could be an ongoing series of connections. There are so many different songs about secrets. I'm actually even trying to get enough to make one volume be about secret agents. Leave me a comment if you know any versions I may not know. Any for me there were just a couple of songs that automatically popped out for me, without thinking. The first may be my favorite and that's the Half Japanese track. OMD is up there and so are Until December and the Jefferson Airplane. I know most people are probably not fans of the McCartney track, but I love it when he gets all "weird" like that. I made a compilation of Weird Beatles (solo and together) and didn't include this track, but a whole bunch more. I can't remember if I posted it before or not. I don't think so. Comment if you want me to.

What's The Connection? Secret 1

01 Yello - Le Secret Farida

02 My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult - Dirty Little Secrets

03 Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Secret

04 British Electric Foundation featuring Billy Mackenzie - The Secret Life Of Arabia

05 Depeche Mode - My Secret Garden

06 Paul McCartney - Secret Friend (Full Version)

07 Michael Franks - Your Secret's Safe With Me

08 The Residents - Secrets

09 Beatles - Do You Want To Know A Secret

10 Chris And Cosey - Secret

11 Jefferson Airplane - It's No Secret

12 The Cure - Secrets

13 Half Japanese - Secret

14 All American Rejects - Dirty Little Secret

15 Until December - Secrets (I Won't Tell) (Extended Version)

16 XYZ - Telephone Secrets

17 Dream 6 - Secret Life

18 Frank Zappa - Variations On The Carlos Santana Secret Chord Progression

19 Lee Scratch Perry - Secret Laboratory (Scientific Dancehall)

Panned 2

This is part two of this pick. All songs that have some sort of stereo effects (panning from side to side) that sound great when you wear headphones. Panned 1 explains a bit more. I had quite a bit left over from the first one and I did get some great recommendations in the comments. I used a bit of both in this one and volume three will use even more. I really do read the comments and check out the tracks you recommend. So do leave some good ones. Anyway here's volume two of this. Pretty easy to add 60's psychedelic tracks, they usually have some cool effects. But my favorite is the Velvet Underground where the effects do not really move. They are just panned left and right. I once had a classroom assignment where I had to tell a story. So I memorized that one and my class and the instructor did not know what to do with me. Storytelling class. Very fun, but I didn't get a good grade. Too bad, because I liked the class and I learned from the class. The professor was a blowhard and would never get fired because he had tenure.

Panned 2

15 Faces - Around The Plynth

16 Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive (Stereo)

17 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Let It Ride

18 Velvet Underground - The Gift

19 Bjork - Headphones

20 The Flaming Lips - The Spark That Bled

21 Grass Roots - Let's Live for Today (Uncensored Version)

22 Gary Myrick & The Figures - She Talks In Stereo

23 Sweet - Love Is Like Oxygen

24 Ten Years After - No Title

25 The Electric Prunes - I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)

26 The Amboy Dukes - Journey To The Center Of The Mind

27 The Dukes Of Stratosphear - Bike Ride To The Moon

28 Tame Impala - Mind Mischief

29 The Postal Service - Such Great Heights

New Old Soul 1

I haven't a clue about sub genres. Sometimes it just seems made up. And this Pick is exactly that a made up sub genre: New Old Soul. Basically, for me, it means newer artists making soul music that sounds like old time soul from back in the day. I feel like an old man just saying that. Get off the lawn you whipper snappers! But some call some of these just soul or R&B or Neo Soul, or Retro-Soul. I have no idea what distinguishes one from the other, so I just put the ones I liked. It's number one, because it's the first one in what could be an infinite number of these eventually. Just depends on who keeps making songs like these and do I like them. Let me know if you have some songs that I should listen to.

New Old Soul 1

01 D'Angelo - Brown Sugar

02 Black Joe Lewis - Bitch, I Love You

03 John Legend & The Roots - Compared To What

04 Johnny Rawls - Your Love Is Lifting Me (Higher And Higher)

05 Cleo Sol - Why Don't You

06 Leon Bridges - River

07 Corinne Bailey Rae - Put Your Records On

08 Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds - Sugar

09 Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - How Long Do I Have To Wait For You

10 Raphael Saadiq - 100 Yard Dash

11 Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats - S.O.B.

12 St. Paul And The Broken Bones - Call Me

13 Eli Paperboy Reed - Come And Get It

14 Sir Featuring Kendrick Lamar - Hair Down

15 Michael Kiwanuka - Home Again

16 Durand Jones & The Indications - Is It Any Wonder_

17 Amaria - All For You

18 Lake Street Dive - Better Than

19 Tweed Funk - Fine Wine

20 John Nemeth - Come And Take It

21 Vintage Trouble - Blues Hand Me Down

Disco (Mirror) 8

This might be the last one in this series. I know there are several disco songs that I haven't picked yet that would fit, but I am kind of not thinking of them at the moment as great choices to play (and that I have played or danced to). So unless I get some crazy bug to do more (like you give me a reminder of a disco tune that I just have to put on another one of these. This will be the last, at least for now. Yesterday I added Mirror Ball and it had a link to previous versions of this. I probably shouldn't have put the Michael Jackson on this one, but I did. I already felt a bit weird adding the Pointer Sisters and ABBA, but it's worth it to get Cerrone and Idris Muhammad and some of the other lesser known disco club hits that I did include. Hope you like them.

Disco (Mirror) 8

90 Pointer Sisters - I'm So Excited

91 Mr. President - Coco Jamboo

92 Scotch - Disco Band (12 inch version)

93 Michael Jackson - Billie Jean

94 First Choice - The Player

95 Tamiko Jones - Can't Live Without Your Love (Full Length Version)

96 Dan Hartman & Loleatta Holloway - Vertigo-Relight My Fire (12 inch version)

97 Idris Muhammad - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This

98 Supercharge - I Think I'm Gonna Fall (Full Length Disco Version)

99 ABBA - Voulez-Vous

100 Cerrone - Give Me Love

101 Phreek - Weekend (12 inch Extended Version)

Disco (Mirror) 7

I put this on the side for awhile, not because I didn't have enough songs (I have plenty to Pick from), but because I couldn't decide what to put on. I almost put on a special mix from the Bee Gees, but remembered that I said no Bee Gees on this series. A few big names on here. A couple of nice long mixes. Go back to Disco (Mirror) 6 to see some of the others I have on these comps. I especially like the Sky stuff, which should remind you of Earth, Wind & Fire since its related to Don Myrick. And several tracks that you probably don't know unless you were in Discos back in the day.

Disco (Mirror) 7

78 Shirley And Company - Shame Shame Shame

79 Dennis Parker - Like An Eagle

80 The Nolans - I'm In The Mood For Dancing

81 Sky - Boogie

82 Diana Ross - Love Hangover (Extended Alternate Version)

83 Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Running Away (Long Version)

84 Michael Jackson - Burn This Disco Out

85 MFSB - Love Is The Message (A Tom Moulton Mix)

86 Santa Esmeralda - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood

87 Alicia Bridges - I Love The Nightlife

88 KC & The Sunshine Band - Give It Up

89 Gonzalez - Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet

What's The Connection? Cookies

Always around this time of year a few things happen. We eat a lot of holiday cookies, we bake a bunch and people bring them to work and we end up eating a ton. At the same time it's almost the end of the year so we think about setting goals. One of those goals usually also is that we feel guilty about eating all those cookies and so we make it a goal to eat better. That usually means no more cookies, or limited cookies. So before you set that goal I wanted to give you a last plate of cookies. This connection. Make it your cookie day today. Let me know in the comments about your favorite cookies to eat (and to bake) sometimes those are the same, sometimes not.

What's The Connection? Cookies

01 Sesame Street - C Is For Cookie

02 Ted Nugent - Girl Scout Cookies

03 Michael Franks - When The Cookie Jar Is Empty

04 Shonen Knife - Cookie Day (English Version)

05 R.E.M. - Milk & Cookies

06 Stevie Ray Vaughan with Lonnie Mack - Oreo Cookie Blues

07 Charo & the Salsoul Orchestra - Cookie Jar

08 Prince - Cookie Jar

09 John McLaughlin & Mahavishnu - Half Man-Half Cookie

10 Gym Class Heroes - Cookie Jar

11 Ashford & Simpson - Cookies And Cake

12 Isaac Hayes - Chocolate Chip

13 The Ventures - Cookies & Coke

14 Brother Soul - Cookies

15 Beastie Boys - Cooky Puss

16 Cheap Trick - Fortune Cookie (Demo)

17 Journey - Cookie Duster

18 Blue Oyster Cult - Cookie in Bottle

19 Jack Johnson - Cookie Jar

20 Booker T. Jones - Cookie

21 Parlet - Cookie Jar

21 Shonen Knife - I Wanna Eat Cookies (English Version)

What's The Connection? Sick Types

I started working on this connection some time ago. I got Covid and there's a whole story about that on some other post and it was still early before anyone really knew if it would be a pandemic or not and before anyone really understood if it was going to be very deadly to all people or not. I still think I lived because I was too stupid to figure out that I probably should have gone to the hospital. Got yelled at for that. But I had all the symptoms and I was what would be later called the at risk section of society. But there weren't many songs specifically about covid 19, but I did find all sorts of other types of things you could get. It's not about the type of people who get sick, but the types of sicknesses. For more click on Sick. I've had a couple of them. Pneumonia, Flu's, Cancer and diseases of the band, yes. Luckily no heart attacks or anthrax poisoning or asthma. You could probably do a whole Pneumonia connection on it's own, but I just put in a couple. I hope you enjoy these (the songs, not the diseases).

What's The Connection? Sick Types

01 Paul Revere & The Raiders - Come In, You'll Get Pneumonia

02 Jello Biafra - Swine Flu

03 Queen - Sheer Heart Attack

04 Device - Hanging On A Heart Attack

05 Fela Kuti - Yellow Fever

06 Kool & The Gang - Pneumonia

07 Artie Lange - Swine Flu

08 Toy Dolls - I've Got Asthma

09 Frank Zappa - Diseases of the Band

10 Huey Piano Smith And The Clowns - Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu

11 The Fibonaccis - Tumor

12 Gene Loves Jezebel - Influenza (Relapse)

13 Johnny Winter - Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu

14 Todd Rundgren - Influenza

15 Dead Kennedys - Government Flu

16 Gang of Four - Anthrax

17 Joe Jackson - Cancer

18 My Chemical Romance - Cancer

19 Twenty One Pilots - Cancer

20 M.I.A. - Bird Flu

What's The Connection? Sick Fever 2

The last thing we want is to get sick at the beginning of the year. So happy new year's day and I hope you are not sick with a fever. But if you are, or if you get a fever later this year, at least you will be armed with two connections of Fever songs. Volume one was a month or so ago. Here is the feverish link. And today is volume two. I like them both. This one does not have anything on fire, although you may feel like you are on fire with a high enough fever. Cool down, drink liquids and talk to your doctor. Also Soft Kitty helps. One of my favorites on here is Brian Eno's version of Fever and the Sylvers track right after it., but enjoy all of them. You can't enjoy Fela Kuti, but he's coming later.

What's The Connection? Sick Fever 2

23 African Head Charge - Fever Pitch

24 Merle Haggard - Ramblin' Fever

25 Mazaruni Featuring Mad Professor - Jungle Fever Getting Stronger

26 Kinkina - Jungle Fever

27 Motorhead - White Line Fever

28 Boney M - Caribbean Nightfever Megamix

29 Gamalon - Jungle Fever

30 The Cramps - Fever

31 Spinal Tap - Diva Fever

32 Pitbull - Jungle Fever (Ft. Wyclef Jean)

33 Donna Summer - Summer Fever

34 Ivor Biggun - Graffiti Night Fever

35 Brian Eno - Fever

36 Sylvers - Boogie Fever

37 Supermax - Reggae Fever

38 Bloodhound Gang - Yellow Fever

39 The Fall - White Line Fever