What's The Connection? Revolution 2

This is part two of my Revolution connections. It became quite apparent while I was making Revolution volume one that there were a lot of reggae artists that had made songs with revolution in the title in my collection. I had already started preparing this volume when I published the first one and I got quite a few suggestions for a reggae version. So even though I was planning on posting this on a revolutionary day, I posted it now instead. I still have plenty more for a more appropriate day later. Don't pressure me... lol.

What's The Connection? Revolution 2

19 Dennis Brown - Revolution
20 Doug Wimbish - Revolution
21 Mutabaruka - My Revolution
22 Steel Pulse - Handsworth Revolution
23 Singers & Players - Revolution
24 Mad Professor meets Prince Fatty - Dub Revolution
25 Deadly Headley & Singers & Players - Revolution Part 5
26 Sub Dub - Revolution
27 Freedom Fighters - Reggae Revolution
28 Tapper Zukie & The Musical Intimidators - Revolution Version
29 Yabby U - Revolution Conference
30 Mad Professor - Spirit Of The Revolution
31 Clinton Sly - Revolution Time
32 Bob Marley & the Wailers - Revolution
33 Augustus Pablo - Revolution Dub
34 Bim Sherman - Revolution
35 The Clash - Revolution Rock
36 Lee Perry & The Upsetters - Dub Revolution (Part 1)

Patrice Holloway Pick

Continuing the picks of the last few days, this is Patrice Holloway. Yes, she's the sister of Brenda Holloway and, yes, she was one of the voices of the original band Josie and the Pussycats. See the Josie pick from a few days ago. So there are a few Josie tracks and several Patrice solo tracks. The last five tracks are Patrice singing background with a bunch of other artists. Patrice never got as much traction as her sister, but she's still got a few tracks that got played in Northern Soul clubs.

Patrice Holloway Pick

01 Josie And The Pussycats - Josie and the Pussycats (Long single version)
02 Josie And The Pussycats - La, La, La (If I Had You)
03 Josie And The Pussycats - Stop, Look and Listen
04 Brenda Holloway - You've Made Me So Very Happy (written with Patrice Holloway)
05 Josie And The Pussycats - You've Come A Long Way Baby
06 Patrice Holloway - Stevie
07 Patrice Holloway - Those DJ Shows
08 Patrice Holloway - Do The Del Viking (Pt. 1)
09 Patrice Holloway - For The Love Of Mike
10 Patrice Holloway - (He Is) The Boy Of My Dreams
11 Patrice Holloway - Black Mother Goose
12 Patrice Holloway - Love and Desire
13 Patrice Holloway - The Touch Of Venus
14 Patrice Holloway - Stolen Hours
15 Patrice Holloway - Ecstasy
16 Josie And The Pussycats - Every Beat Of My Heart
17 Josie And The Pussycats - Road Runner
18 Patrice Holloway - Evidence
19 Kim Weston - When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
20 Diana Ross And The Supremes - Someday We'll Be Together
21 Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends
22 Buffy Sainte-Marie - He's An Indian Cowboy In The Rodeo
23 Thelma Houston - Jumpin' Jack Flash

Kay Hanley Pick

This pick is about Kay Hanley from Letters To Cleo. There are a few songs from the Josie And The Pussycats movie which features Hanley. The stars in the movie are on the Josie songs, but only as background singers. The lead is Hanley. There are also another track or two from movies. The first track is related to Sonic The Hedgehog, from Sonic Heroes. Also from the soundtracks of 10 Things I Hate About You and Just like Heaven. Lastly, I added some tracks of other artists featuring Hanley. Guitar and vocals she's got some cool stuff.

Kay Hanley Pick

01 Kay Hanley - Follow Me (Theme of Team Rose)
02 Josie and the Pussycats - Spin Around
03 Josie And The Pussycats (Kay Hanley) - Josie And The Pussycats (Movie version)
04 Josie And The Pussycats (Kay Hanley) - 3 Small Words
05 Kay Hanley - Lust For Life
06 Kay Hanley - Fall
07 Mary Karlzen with Kay Hanley - Wooden Man
08 Letters To Cleo - I Want You To Want Me
09 Mary Karlzen with Kay Hanley - Stronger
10 Letters To Cleo - Here And Now
11 Letters To Cleo - Dangerous Type
12 Ryan Hamilton And The Harlequin Ghosts featuring Kay Hanley - Oh No
13 Letters To Cleo - Awake
14 Letters To Cleo - Come On
15 Letters To Cleo - Co-Pilot
16 Letters To Cleo - Cruel To Be Kind
17 Bowling For Soup featuring Kay Hanley - I've Never Done Anything Like This
18 Josie and the Pussycats - Pretend To Be Nice
19 Tracy Bonham featuring Kay Hanley - Every Breath

Josie And The Pussycats Family

This is a pretty interesting pick for me. First, I actually watched the cartoon. I even have some of the comic books. And when the live action movie came out I had a daughter the right age, so we watched it and enjoyed the soundtrack. I knew that the remake featured Kay Hanley from Letters To Cleo. And I knew that the original Josie band included Cheryl Ladd (Pre-Angels when she was Cherie Moor), who sang as Melody. She was my favorite angel and not just because she played tennis with my cousin. I found out later that Brenda Holloway's sister, Patrice Holloway was in the band as was Kathy Dougher (who was in a not so great band later). Patrice was signed to Motown and had a couple of Northern Soul "hits" and also co-wrote at least one great song with her sister, but mostly did backup vocals on a few albums. There are three versions of the theme song here. And one barely affiliated song by the Archies who ended up with a bigger hit, but was actually started because of Josie in the cartoons and comics.

Josie And The Pussycats Family 

01 The Archies - Sugar, Sugar
02 Josie And The Pussycats - Josie And The Pussycats Theme
03 Kay Hanley - Follow Me (Theme of Team Rose)
04 Josie And The Pussycats (Kay Hanley) - Josie And The Pussycats (Movie version)
05 Josie And The Pussycats - La, La, La (If I Had You)
06 Josie And The Pussycats (Kay Hanley) - 3 Small Words
07 Kay Hanley - Fall
08 Letters To Cleo - I Want You To Want Me
09 Josie And The Pussycats - You've Come A Long Way Baby
10 Chris Christian With Cheryl Ladd - I Want You, I Need You
11 Patrice Holloway - Stevie
12 Letters To Cleo - Here And Now
13 Patrice Holloway - Do The Del Viking (Pt. 1)
14 Patrice Holloway - For The Love Of Mike
15 Patrice Holloway - (He Is) The Boy Of My Dreams
16 Cheryl Ladd - Where Is Someone To Love Me
17 Letters To Cleo - Dangerous Type
18 Letters To Cleo - Come On
19 Cheryl Ladd - Dance Forever
20 Patrice Holloway - Love and Desire
21 Cheryl Ladd - Take A Chance
22 Letters To Cleo - Cruel To Be Kind
23 Cheryl Ladd - Think It Over
24 Josie And The Pussycats - Every Beat Of My Heart
25 Juliana Hatfield & Tanya Donnelly - Josie And The Pussycats Theme
26 Josie And The Pussycats - Road Runner
27 The Mission Folk (Kathy Dougher) - Old Coat

Juliana Hatfield Family Pick

Having worked at an alternative music radio station I knew of and played Blake Babies and The Juliana Hatfield Three and followed some of her progress in her various bands and even was happy to see the cover of Josie and the Pussycats Theme song. Especially. I was always a big fan of the animated TV show and even the movie which had Kate Hanley (Letters To Cleo) singing the theme. So any version is good, but Hatfield and Donnelly do a bang up job. If you are a fan of these bands, make sure you listen to the Electric Light Orchestra, Olivia Newton-John and Police covers albums. They're pretty good. A track each from The I Don't Cares, Some Girls, and Minor Alps, plus a track with the Lemonheads and one with Evan Dando. The rest with her solo and her main two bands. Hopefully your favorite is here and plenty more to explore.

Juliana Hatfield Family Pick

01 Juliana Hatfield - Fleur De Lys
02 Blake Babies - Brain Damage
03 Juliana Hatfield - A Little More Love
04 Blake Babies - Girl In A Box
05 Some Girls - Necessito
06 Juliana Hatfield & Frank Smith - Don't Wanna Be The One
07 Blake Babies - Sanctify
08 Blake Babies - Cesspool
09 Juliana Hatfield - Every Breath You Take
10 Juliana Hatfield - Don't Bring Me Down
11 Evan Dando & Julianna Hatfield - $1,000 Wedding
12 Blake Babies - Out There
13 Juliana Hatfield - Universal Heartbeat
14 The Juliana Hatfield Three - Supermodel
15 The Lemonheads - It's A Shame About Ray
16 The Juliana Hatfield Three - My Sister
17 Blake Babies - Temptation Eyes
18 The I Don't Cares - 1/2 2P
19 The Juliana Hatfield Three - Everybody Loves Me But You
20 The Juliana Hatfield Three - Spin The Bottle
21 Juliana Hatfield & Tanya Donnelly - Josie and the Pussycats theme
22 Blake Babies - Lament
23 Juliana Hatfield - Simplicity Is Beautiful
24 Minor Alps - Buried Plans

What's The Connection? Shadow 2

Part two of the Shadow connection. I liked copying so much that I am doing it again (for the whole story of Moozler and Shadow 1 click here). But more Shadow songs here and mostly not on either link. Another version of Nilsson's Shadow song, this time done with Frank and Sammy. Some fun old stuff, some BOC, Kissing The Pink, some country and even some prog. This one goes all over the place with no rhyme or reason until you remember the connection, but it's got some great songs on it. E.G. Daily also has a song here. With so many of Daily's songs on soundtracks can you tell me which one is your favorite? Give me the movie and the song. And the cover I still like, too. Look closely. What do you see? 

What's The Connection? Shadow 2

24 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Shadow People
25 kd Lang - Shadowland
26 Glass Hammer - Shadows Of The Past
27 Astrud Gilberto - The Shadow Of Your Smile
28 Hank Williams Jr. - Standing In The Shadows
29 Five Satins - Shadows
30 Peter Gabriel & Friends - Shadow
31 Fever Tree - Filligree And Shadow
32 David Bowie - Shadow Man
33 Gary Clail Sound System - Dark Day Shadows
34 Elvis Costello and The Attractions - Complicated Shadows
35 Blue Oyster Cult - Shadow Warrior
36 Coldplay - White Shadows
37 Frank Sinatra with Sammy Davis, Jr. - Me and My Shadow
38 Bill Bruford's Earthworks - The Shadow Of A Doubt
39 E.G. Daily - Love In The Shadows (Remix)
40 Kissing The Pink - Don't Hide In The Shadows
41 Jules And The Polar Bears - Shadows Break

St. Patrick's Day

Instead of a new connection for St. Patrick's Day or just a repost, I figured I would give a list links of previous posts for this day. So I guess they are all reposts.

This is probably the only time that clicking on the cover gets you no links. 




What's The Connection? Eyes 3

I've done a few connections with Eyes. Mostly generic, but one about Blue Eyes. This has some colored eyes on it, but it's mostly generic. Several black eyes, a green eye, red eyes and even dirty eyes. Similar cover again and similar mix of genres. Some country, some rock , prog, crooners, new wave, dance and pop all mixed in for good measure. The numbering does not include the blue eyed connection, but all the generic ones.

What's The Connection? Eyes 3

41 Art Garfunkel - I Only Have Eyes For You
42 Paul Anka - Eyes Without A Face
43 Taylor Swift - Beautiful Eyes
44 kd Lang - Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes
45 Bing Crosby - When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
46 Fred Astaire - I've Got My Eyes on You
47 Neil Sedaka - Angel Eyes
48 Merle Haggard - Hungry Eyes
49 Robert John - Sad Eyes
50 Wilco - Red-Eyed And Blue
51 Jimi Hendrix - Gypsy Eyes
52 The Fall - Green Eyed Loco-Man
53 Paper Lace - The Black Eyed Boys
54 Frank Sinatra - Stars In Your Eyes
55 Kylie Minogue - In Your Eyes
56 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blackeyed Blonde
57 Yes - Open Your Eyes (Radio Edit)
58 Altered Images - See Those Eyes
59 Blake Shelton - My Eyes (Feat. Gwen Sebastian)
60 Beautiful South - Old Red Eyes Is Back
61 Bradley Cooper - Black Eyes
62 Eight to the Bar - Black-Eyed Sally
63 AC-DC - Dirty Eyes

Ides of March

The Ides of March was a band started with Jim Peterik (see that link for a family pick) but is also the 15th of March when it is thought that Julius Caesar died. Beware! Beware the Ides of March! Most people associate the band with Blood Sweat and Tears because they have the huge hit Vehicle that has that same sound. But they have a bunch of very good songs over their career, mostly because of Peterik who went on to be a great songwriter even after he left this band (on hiatus). All of the songs on this pick (except of the last one by Survivor - not Eye of the Tiger) are by The Ides Of March. Survivor is the other band Peterik was in and probably more well known and this track was not on the other compilation, so I thought I would throw it in here. Either way be careful today while you listen to this. Beware!

The Ides Of March

01 The Ides Of March - Secrets Of A Woman
02 The Ides Of March - Home
03 The Ides Of March - Keep Rocking
04 The Ides Of March - Vehicle
05 The Ides Of March - Melody
06 The Ides Of March - Wooden Ships
07 The Ides Of March - One Woman Man
08 The Ides Of March - Mother America
09 The Ides Of March - Superman
10 The Ides Of March - LA Goodbye
11 The Ides Of March - You Wouldn't Listen
12 The Ides Of March - Swagger
13 The Ides Of March - Tie-Dye Princess
14 The Ides Of March - Girls Don't Grow On Trees
15 The Ides Of March - I'll Keep Searching
16 The Ides Of March - Hot Water
17 The Ides Of March - Like It Or Lump It
18 The Ides Of March - Factory Band
19 The Ides Of March - Roller Coaster
20 Survivor - High On You


What's The Connection? Beware 1

Today it's Pi day, so Happy Pi Day. Click that link to see previous Pi playlist. And tomorrow is the Ides Of March. So we are always told to Beware the Ides Of March, so to get you ready, Caesar, here are some songs with Beware in the title for this connection. Tons more of these are available, but just some of my first impressions to put in here. Nothing really to do with Caesar on here, except for maybe Colosseum. I put George Harrison and Concrete Blonde right next to each other. Same song, but different.after the first listen, skip the one you like least. I won't mind.

What's The Connection? Beware 1

01 Jon Anderson with Caitlin Elizabeth - Beware The Wolf
02 Sugababes - Beware
03 The Killers - Beware
04 Panjabi Mc - Beware (Jay-Z Remix)
05 Louis Jordan - Beware
06 John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett - Beware of the Flowers ('Cos I'm Sure They're Going to Get You, Yeah)
07 B.B. King - Beware, Brother, Beware
08 Temptations - You Better Beware
09 Colosseum - Beware The Ides Of March
10 Richard Hell And The Voidoids - Liars Beware
11 Post Malone - Buyer Beware
12 George Harrison - Beware Of Darkness
13 Concrete Blonde - Beware Of Darkness
14 Wings - Beware My Love
15 Ambrosia - Art Beware
16 Bernie Worrell - Beware Of Dog
17 Arctic Monkeys - If You Were There, Beware
18 Grand Funk Railroad - All The Girls In The World Beware!!!
19 Lee Perry and The Upsetters - Beware Fade
20 Yabby U - Beware of God
21 Barry White - Beware

Erosion Control 2

Part two of the Erosion Control pick. Like volume one of Erosion Control from four days ago, it's just a playlist of covers of mostly rock songs, mostly in a rock style. Unlike the Facsimile comp which had more of a dance feel too it, this one is more rockish. Although the Dregs are rock, they are also jazz/fusion and maybe something else occasionally. A couple of tracks are kind of pop-rock. My favorite combination is the Scorpions doing a German version of a Sweet song and Sweet doing a Who Cover.

Erosion Control 2

20 Dixie Dregs - Kashmir
21 Belinda Carlisle - I Feel Free
22 Faith No More - War Pigs
23 Aerosmith - Remember (Walking In The Sand)
24 Korn - Another Brick In The Wall (Parts 1, 2, 3)
25 Creedence Clearwater Revival - I Heard it Through the Grapevine
26 The Soup Dragons featuring Junior Reid - I'm Free
27 Golden Earring - Who Do You Love
28 Santana - Black Magic Woman
29 The Hammersmith Gorillas - You Really Got Me
30 Scorpions - Fuchs Geh Voran
31 Sweet - Won't Get Fooled Again
32 Foo Fighters - Band On The Run
33 Psychic TV - Good Vibrations
34 The Replacements - Takin' Care Of Business
35 Zodiac Mindwarp & The Love Reaction - Born To Be Wild

What's The Connection? Questions 2

More of the Question connection. This is part two. Again, these are songs that have the word "Question" in the title. They aren't asking a question nor do they have any Question Marks in the title. Although that would be a good connection someday. I just haven't made it yet. Volume one of the Question connection was in February of this year. This one, like most WTC's goes all over the place in genres. Jade Warrior into Eazy E isn't a smooth transition and niether is Buffalo Springfield into Taylor Swift. But they all have the same theme so it will have to work. The cover is similar and I do love it.

What's The Connection? Questions 2

21 Johnny Nash - There Are More Questions Than Answers
22 Prince - The Question Of U
23 Rihanna - Question Existing
24 50 Cent featuring Nate Dogg - 21 Questions
25 John Mayall - Unanswered Questions
26 Beastie Boys - Twenty Questions
27 Jerry Harrison - Fast Karma-No Questions
28 Gilbert O'Sullivan - Out of the Question
29 L.A. Carnival - (We'd Like To) Pose a Question
30 Jade Warrior - The Last Question
31 Eazy E Featuring Ice Cube - No More Questions
32 Buffalo Springfield - Question
33 Taylor Swift - Question...
34 Randy Lee - The Question
35 Emile Ford - Question
36 Adam & Dee - Question of Childhood
37 Bob Lee - Wanted For Questioning
38 Mark Stewart & Ye Gods - Question Mark
39 Lord Charles & The Prophets - Ask Me No Questions (I'll Tell You No Lies)
40 The Vidalias - Questioningly
41 The Dream - Can I Ask You One More Question (Rebellion)
42 Icecream Hands - Uncle Robert's Questionnaire
43 Alamo - Question Raised

Take It Easy Too

It's sort of the part two of the Take It Easy pick, but that is also part of another pick (see link at previous link) which is also related to Life Is Good pick. I did number this continuing from part one which is deceptively called Again. So it's confusing. Mostly songs about taking it easy, slowing down, making things simple, although the music is not as breezy as all that. I have another I will post later on, but I was ready to get this one up.

Take It Easy Too

21 Larry Williams - Slow Down
22 The Fugees - Take It Easy
23 Christina Aguilera - Slow Down Baby
24 Jackson 5 - Breezy
25 Jimmy Nelson - Free And Easy Mind
26 Henry Sharpe - There Is No Easy Way
27 Depeche Mode - Easy Tiger
28 The Jam - Slow Down
29 Air - You Make It Easy
30 Nancy Sinatra - I Used To Think It Was Easy
31 Who - I'm Free
32 Michael Buble - Nice 'N Easy
33 The Motels - Slow Down
34 Henry Mancini - Slow And Easy
35 Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man
36 Skatalites - Take It Easy
37 Doug Sahm And The Pharoahs - Slow Down
38 Selena Gomez - Slow Down
39 Commodores - Easy
40 Klaus Nomi - Simple Man
41 Boston - It's Easy
42 Eagles - Peaceful Easy Feeling
43 Triumph - Easy Life

Surf Beat 3

You can see that this is the third volume of this compilation. The first Surf Beat was based on a mixtape I made based on a surf punk radio show I hosted. Which is a lot of base-ing. The second Surf Beat was a continuation of that. And this pick goes even farther. I haven't done the show in over a decade, but still love all the music. The hardest part of the actual show was playing so many songs in a row that were short and still keep the albums and singles in order and not mess them up as I was putting them away and still be able to talk and keep track of everything. Lots of prep work. This volume only has one song under sixty seconds, so it would have been less of a problem, but some of those shows were short song after short song. Hard to keep up. Imagine playing a bunch of Descendents and Angry Samoans all in a row. I stayed away from that as much as possible. Learn about carts in volume one.

Surf Beat 3

63 Link Wray - Rumble
64 Sidewalk Surfers - Skateboard
65 The Kilaueas - Giant
66 The Corvets - Buckeye
67 The Slickee Boys - When I Go To The Beach
68 The Fathoms - Fathomized
69 Agent Orange - Pipeline
70 Apach-O-Matic - Tiki Island Girl
71 X - Los Angeles
72 Minor Threat - Straight Edge
73 Aqualads - Surf! Surf! Surf!
74 Fear - I Love Livin' In The City
75 Fidlar - No Waves
76 The Razorblades - Grease Your Hair and Get Tattooed
77 The Atlantics - Flight Of The Surf Guitar
78 Suicidal Tendencies - Institutionalized
79 Clifford Curry - We're Gonna Hate Ourselves In The Morning
80 Wavves - King Of The Beach
81 Aqua Velvets - Guitar Noir
82 Lee Dorsey - Holy Cow
83 JFA - Beach Blanket Bongout
84 The Invisible Surfers - Godzilla Attacks
85 Sea Shells - Hit The Surf
86 D.O.A. - That's Progress (WJello Biafra)
87 Tornadoes - Bustin' Surfboards
88 Revelairs - San-Ho-Zay
89 Red Elvises - Spacecowboy
90 The Malibooz - Surf Beat '81
91 The Sleazy Surfers - Movin'
92 The Ventures - Batman Theme

Erosion Control 1

You are probably wondering about the title of this pick. I was making a mixtape of all covers and I was just going to call it rock blanket or something like that. But then as I was looking around, I noticed these blankets made up of rocks that they used for erosion control and I just loved it. It led me to all sorts of pictures of erosion control and I ended up with the one on the cover. I am sure you know all the originals of these songs, although some of you may have thought that at least two of these are the originals, but I assure you they are all covers. They are all written and performed originally by other bands. I have another pick of mostly rock covers that doesn't have any doubles with this on that I called Facsimile. With either have a fun journey looking up the original versions!

Erosion Control 1

01 Honeydrippers - Sea Of Love
02 Lenny Kravitz - American Woman
03 Aerosmith - Come Together
04 Deep Purple - Kentucky Woman
05 Heart - Rock And Roll
06 Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - I Love Rock n Roll
07 Seal - Fly Like an Eagle
08 Urge Overkill - Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon
09 Yung Wu - Powderfinger
10 Motley Crue - Smokin in the Boys Room
11 Foo Fighters - Baker Street
12 Shnazz - I Think We're Alone Now
13 Blue Oyster Cult - Born To Be Wild
14 Stranglers - Walk On By
15 Santana - She's Not There
16 Van Halen - You Really Got Me
17 Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Blinded By The Light
18 Quiet Riot - Cum On Feel The Noize
19 Body Count - Hey Joe

kuy

This mixtape is my pick of songs that I started with Fall Out Boy. I didn't add Billy Squier, but I wasn't liking it. In fact I was calling my attempts Yuk. I really didn't like the way it was going. I put it aside a bit and tried adding more stuff, moving things around. I added some Commodores and the Luke Bryan and it started coming together for me. The Comateens I liked since it matched up a bit with Fall Out Boy but was completely different. Same with Black Eyed Peas. It had a similar feel, but different. The Nickleback, Starship, Good Charlotte, Train and Blink 182 were a good counter balance and the rest fell in place. It became the opposite of Yuk, hence the title.

kuy

01 Luke Bryan - Kick The Dust Up
02 Blink-182 - She's Out Of Her Mind
03 Comateens - The Munsters Theme
04 Ninja Sex Party - Pour Some Sugar On Me
05 Commodores - Shut Up And Dance
06 Train - Drive By
07 Franz Ferdinand - Do You Want To
08 Good Charlotte - I Don't Wanna Be In Love (Dance Floor Anthem)
09 Walk The Moon - Shut Up And Dance (Jason Nevins Remix)
10 Bowling For Soup - Girl All The Bad Boys Want
11 Cobra Starship featuring Sabi - You Make Me Feel...
12 The Offspring - Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)
13 Starship - We Built This City (12in)
14 Black Eyed Peas - Pump It (RWL Remix)
15 Nickelback - Rockstar
16 Kiss - Rock And Roll All Nite
17 Billy Joel - We Didn’t Start the Fire
18 The Killers - Mr. Brightside
19 Avril Lavigne - Sk8er Boi
20 Morgan Wallen - Whiskey Glasses
21 Jessie J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj - Bang Bang
22 Fall Out Boy - Uma Thurman

What's The Connection? Revolution 1

No national holiday to celebrating this connection about revolution. I probably should have waited to post it for Independence day or something like that, but I was excited about finishing it up. I started it because Butterboy posted a Revolution Rhythms compilation (I submitted this to his My Comps section as well) and one of the tracks he had on that comp started me here: Gil Scott-Heron. I put it in here as well. That started me on the argument over it being televised or not. Jeff Beck said yes. I put on a few of my other favorite Revolution titled songs including Nina Hagen, the Last Poets and World Party. I also included a great version of The Beatles Revolution (including both one and nine) done by soniclovenoise that has a great site that you should check out even if it's partially funded by Patreon (or onlyfans or something like that).

What's The Connection? Revolution 1

01 Gil Scott-Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
02 Pretenders - Revolution
03 Earth, Wind & Fire - Revolution (Just Evolution)
04 David Byrne - The Revolution
05 Phil Manzanera - Revolution
06 Depeche Mode - Where's the Revolution
07 The B-52's - Revolution Earth
08 Nina Hagen - Revolution Ballroom
09 Beatles - Revolution 19
10 Jeff Beck - The Revolution Will Be Televised
11 The Last Poets - Niggers Are Scared Of Revolution
12 Elvis Costello - Revolution #49
13 KMFDM - Revolution
14 Rascal Flatts - Revolution
15 Tomorrow - Revolution
16 T. Rex - Children of the Revolution
17 World Party - Private Revolution
18 REM - Revolution

What's The Connection? Free 3

This continues the WTC of free songs. Songs with free in the title. I did a part 1 of free in November of last year. And part two wasn't that long ago, but in February. Part three includes a Les, a Lou, and two Lee's. The original by the Rolling Stones (the Soup Dragon cover featured in one of the previous connections). Some Pink Floyd and some Frank Zappa. Dan Hartman with a cover. And Jimi to start it all off. I figure any compilation with both Loretta Lynn and Prince is pretty good. But if you add Gil Scott-Heron and Queen it's a notch above good.

What's The Connection? Free 3

39 Jimi Hendrix - Tax Free
40 Byrds - Set You Free This Time
41 Irma Thomas - Set Me Free
42 Les Baxter - Born Free
43 Lee Perry & The Upsetters - Set Them Free
44 Lee Hazlewood - Flying Free
45 Queen - I Want To Break Free
46 Nancy Wallace - Young Hearts Run Free
47 Pink Floyd - When The Tigers Broke Free
48 Frank Zappa - Absolutely Free
49 Donna Summer - I'm Free
50 Jam & Spoon - Set Me Free (Empty Rooms) (radio version)
51 Gaelic Storm - Marching Free
52 David Bowie - I Feel Free
53 Rolling Stones - I'm Free
54 Dan Hartman - Free Ride
55 Prince - Free
56 Loretta Lynn - I Wanna Be Free
57 Buzzcocks - Running Free
58 Eight to the Bar - Set You Free
59 Lou Reed - I'm So Free
60 Gil Scott-Heron - Free Will

Slow Poof 4

Continuing from the first three volumes of Ambient Chill Slow Poof hits volume four. I really like this pick. Each volume it pretty good. It kind of encompasses a few different genres that all sound similar. I mean Mike Oldfield could be considered prog or pop prog. Thomas Dolby is pop new wave. What do you consider Bjork or Bryan Ferry? Anyway it's a good addition to this set of picks. I hope you like this latest addition.

Slow Poof 4

39 Mike Oldfield - Five Miles Out
40 Closedown - Bliss
41 Dislocation Dance - The Next Year I Returned To St. Michelle
42 The Durutti Column - For Belgian Friends
43 Thomas Dolby - Dissidents
44 This Mortal Coil - Kangaroo
45 Lights In A Fat City - Guboo
46 Björk featuring µ-Ziq - All Is Full Of Love (7 Minute Mix)
47 Throbbing Gristle - Hot on the Heels of Love
48 Bryan Ferry - Kiss And Tell
49 BT - Blue Skies (Radio Edit)
50 New Musik - The Planet Doesn't Mind
51 Underworld - Push Upstairs
52 Hector Zazou - Sahara Blue (Brussels)
53 Jean Michel Jarre - Equinoxe, Part 2

What's The Connection? Because 2

This is part two of this connection and there will be another one coming for sure as well sometime down the future. The first Because connection was a bit ago in November. I made some stupid puns then, so I won't do that again. This time no Beatles, but there is a track from Paul McCartney and one from Julian Lennon. There is a polka song and a couple of country tunes as well as a tack completely opposite of that, by members of Wire as Dome. Also some Psychic TV and some R&B and almost disco. I hope you like this volume, too. Cover is similar.

What's The Connection? Because 2

23 Dave Hamilton Voices - Because I Love You
24 Jimmie Dale Gilmore - Because of the Wind
25 Julian Lennon - Because
26 Connie Francis - Because Of You
27 Ernest Tubb - I Love You Because
28 Neil Sedaka - Because Of You
29 Lyle Lovett - I  Married Her Just Because She Looks Like You
30 Skyy - Because Of You
31 Ben E. King - Because Of You
32 Bud Freeman - Because Of Lsd
33 Paul McCartney - Just Because
34 Dome - Because We Must (Version 1)
35 Bryan Ferry - Because You're Mine
36 Elvis Presley - I Love You Because
37 10,000 Maniacs - Because the Night
38 Frankie Yankovic - Just Because
39 Brian Setzer - Just Because
40 Chris Montez - Because Of You
41 Dollyrots - Because I'm Awesome
42 Kelly Clarkson - Because Of You
43 Psychic TV - Just Because

fzz

Just another mixtape in the Pol's Pick department. I had a fuzzy song, so I decided on the title, but then as usual I kinda veered off. But I kept the title. I already had fizzy cover (sort of fuzz filled) and it was pop, so it stayed. Some of the artists might be considered poppy, but the song choices, less so. It's in bpm order and by energy, but it also was not a hard and fast of rule. So don't pay attention to anything I just wrote. It won't help you. Just suffice it to say, I had some rules, I didn't pay attention to any of them. Oh well.

fzz

01 The Cult - White
02 Arcadia - Rose Arcana (Extended)
03 Clock DVA - Hacker (Hacked)
04 Mc 900 Ft Jesus - The City Sleeps
05 Human League - Kimi Ni Mune Kyun (My Heart Beats, for You (A Holiday Affair))
06 The Pierces - Secret
07 The Wolfgang Press - Time
08 Jah Wobble and Deep Space - Singing
09 Will Sergeant - Fuzztronic
10 British Electric Foundation - Breathing
11 Young Marble Giants - Nita
12 Fischer-Z - The Perfect Day
13 Berlin - Matter Of Time
14 KMFDM - Leid und Elend (instrumental)
15 The Glove - Like An Animal (12'' Club What Club Mix)
16 Oxo - Whirly Girl

What's The Connection? Mess 1

I've had a few around this connection over the last week or so. But this one is just a Mess. It's messy and it was messed up, but mostly it's just the mess. My favorite Mess title has to be the Rakes. It's perfect. I already had messing around with Jim Croce in the previous WTC that you had to look out for, but now there is Cupid and Bill to look out for too. Don't mess around with them or with the Best. And keep it away from Papa.

What's The Connection? Mess 1

01 The Soup Dragons - All Messed Up
02 Diamond Rio - Beautiful Mess
03 Wet Willie - Ain't He a Mess
04 Switchfoot - Mess Of Me
05 James Brown - Papa Don't Take No Mess, Pt. 1
06 Eight to the Bar - Don't Mess With the Best
07 Keith Urban - Messed Up As Me
08 Merle Haggard - Mixed Up Mess Of A Heart
09 Shonen Knife - Messy Room
10 Marvelettes - Don't Mess With Bill
11 Elvis Presley - A Mess Of Blues
12 Tubes - I'm Just A Mess
13 Jason Mraz - A Beautiful Mess
14 Jeff Healey - Mess O' Blues
15 Shoes - Hot Mess
16 Everything But The Girl - When You Mess Up
17 Yoko Ono - What A Mess
18 Paul McCartney & Wings - The Mess
19 Lee Scratch Perry - Messy Apartment
20 Jane Wiedlin - Messy
21 New York Dolls - Don't Mess With Cupid
22 The Rakes - The World Was A Mess But His Hair Was Perfect

David Johansen Family Pick

From the New York Dolls to his alter-ego Buster Poindexter and all his solo work, David Johansen always did things his way. This pick celebrating his life covers just a bit of his recorded output. I put on some New York Dolls, including one of my favorite cartoon themes. Some of his work on tribute albums and on a sampler or two. There are a couple of covers or so. Including the Kinks and T Rex. A track from his latin album, even one from his work with the Harry Smiths. It's got his biggest hit in both New York Dolls and as Buster Poindexter and some of my favorites across the board.

David Johansen Family Pick

01 Bob Dorough & David Johansen - Alabama Song
02 New York Dolls - Jet Boy
03 David Johansen And The Harry Smiths - Well, I've Been To Memphis
04 New York Dolls - Trash
05 New York Dolls - Courageous Cat Theme
06 Buster Poindexter - Mean Spirited Sal
07 Buster Poindexter - Alcohol
08 David Johansen - King Of Babylon
09 David Johansen - Funky But Chic
10 Buster Poindexter - Totalitarian State
11 Buster Poindexter - Who Drank My Beer (While I Was In The Rear)
12 Buster Poindexter And His Banshees Of Blue - Hot Hot Hot
13 New York Dolls - Stranded In The Jungle
14 Marc Almond & Buster Poindexter - Adored And Explored
15 New York Dolls - Frankenstein
16 David Johansen - Bang A Gong (Get It On) (Reprise)
17 New York Dolls - Looking For A Kiss
18 New York Dolls - Pills
19 New York Dolls - Vietnamese Baby
20 New York Dolls - Personality Crisis
21 Buster Poindexter - Hit The Road Jack

What's The Connection? Free 2

I don't remember the movie much, but I remember the feeling when I saw it. I was younger and I saw it on TV. The movie was Born Free and the title track of the song as done by Matt Monro is on this part two of the Free Connection. I did part one some time ago (see Free volume one here). I probably should have waited for a special freedom oriented day to arrive to post this, but I have been feeling freer since January anyway and it was there just waiting. I like that this volume of the compilation is bookended by two long very cool free songs and a bunch of other great songs inbetween. You can't get more apart than Funkadelic and Lynyrd Skynyrd and yet it totally works. I have another eight hours of free songs and eventually I will post another one. They just aren't finalized yet. Similar cover. Isn't it nice.

What's The Connection? Free 2

22 Funkadelic - Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow
23 Belinda Carlisle - I Feel Free
24 Johnny Cash - Rollin' Free
25 Ashford & Simpson - Stay Free
26 Matt Monro - Born Free
27 Dixie Dregs - Free Fall
28 Ted Nugent - Free-For-All
29 Paul McCartney - Nothing For Free
30 Bangles - I'll Set You Free
31 Brick - Free Dancer
32 Big Audio Dynamite - Free
33 Rascals - People Got To Be Free
34 Ariana Grande featuring Zedd - Break Free
35 Neil Young - Rockin' In The Free World
36 Cars - Free
37 Beatles - Free as a Bird
38 Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird

What's The Connection? Bullets 3

Not much to say on this third volume of this Bullet Connection. This one is a bit more on the rock side, although there are a couple not that way. So add this to the others and then compare and contrast. Not much else to say. Punk, rock, R&B, and then some Bill Laswell and even some Prince. Enjoy it. This is the last for awhile.

What's The Connection? Bullets 3

41 Megadeth - Sweating Bullets
42 Rage Against the Machine - Bullet in the Head
43 The Slickee Boys - Put A Bullet Thru The Juke Box
44 Quill UK - Bullet Proof
45 The Clash - Washington Bullets
46 Prince - The Good Life (Bullets Go Bang Remix)
47 Van Halen - Ballot Or The Bullet
48 The Dream Syndicate - Bullet With My Name on It
49 Moe. - Bullet
50 Citizen Way - Bulletproof
51 Motorhead - Bite the Bullet-The Chase is Better Than the Catch (live)
52 Stephen Swartz featuring Joni Fatora - Bullet Train
53 KMFDM - Stray Bullet
54 Bill Laswell - Bullet Hole Memory
55 Sade - Bullet Proof Soul

What's The Connection? Messin' 1

Yet another connection around the word Mess, this time it's Messin' (although I did have a couple with the "G" at the end). This one started because of the Blues Brothers which means really the original. Guess which one it is. Either way a bunch of great songs that are different from most of the other Mess connections. Tell me your favorites.

What's The Connection? Messin' 1

01 Hot Chocolate - Messin With Sly
02 Darts - Messing Shoe Blues
03 Todd Rundgren - Overture-My Roots-Money (That's What I Want)-Messin' With the Kid
04 Orchids - That Boy is Messing Up My Mind
05 Lenny Williams - Messing With My Mind
06 The Shirelles - That Boy Is Messin' Up My Mind
07 Christine Perfect - Stop Messin' Round
08 Labelle - Messin' With My Mind
09 James Brown - Messing With the Blues
10 Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Messin' With The Kid (Swing)
11 Clarence Carter - Messin' With My Mind
12 Jay & The Americans - She's The Girl (That's Messin' Up My Mind)
13 Spirit of Atlanta - Messin' Around
14 Blues Brothers - Messin' With the Kid
15 Meniketti - Messin' With Mr. Big
16 Saints - Messin' With The Kid
17 The Beat Merchants - Messin' with the Man
18 Junior Wells - Messin' With The Kid
19 Prince - Gotta Stop (Messin' About)
20 Johnny Winter - Messin' With The Kid
21 The Cult - Messin' Up The Blues
22 Dr. K's Blues Band - Messin' with the Kid

What's The Connection? Mess My

A few days ago I had the Mess Around connection and today, it's the next part I made around that. These are all songs Messing something of mine. I call it Mess My. But it has Messed My and Messin' My too. You would think I would have several with messing with hair, but I didn't find but one at least on first look so you get lots with minds and men being messed with. A couple od brains, but that's sort of like minds. Messing with a tush and a couple of toot toots and surprisingly only one about my sister. Very similar cover as the last one (and following ones, too.)

What's The Connection? Mess My

01 Willie Kent - Don't Mess With My Baby
02 The Fall - Mess Of My
03 Rockin' Sidney - Don't Mess With My Tush
04 Dr. Spec's Optical Illusion - Tryin To Mess My Mind
05 Jeff Simmons - Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up
06 Mya - Mess Up My Hair
07 X - The World's A Mess It's In My Kiss
08 Jello Biafra And The New Orleans Raunch And Soul All Stars - Don't Mess With My Toot Toot
09 Nivea with Brian & Brandon Casey - Don't Mess With My Man
10 The Shirelles - That Boy Is Messin' Up My Mind
11 Klymaxx - Don't Mess With My Man
12 Orchids - That Boy is Messing Up My Mind
13 Miranda Lambert - Mess With My Head
14 Labelle - Messin' With My Mind
15 Joe Tex - I Mess Up Everything I Get My Hands On
16 Frank Zappa - Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up
17 Fernest Arceneaux - Don't Mess With My Toot Toot
18 Irma Thomas - Don't Mess With My Man
19 Jay & The Americans - She's The Girl (That's Messin' Up My Mind)
20 Buzzcocks - Don't Mess With My Brain
21 Randy Travis - Messin' With My Mind
22 Margo White - Don't Mess With My Man
23 Michelle Shocked - (Don't You Mess Around With) My Little Sister

Rock, Freak, Boogie 3

One more of this pick. Disco is always one of my favorites and this Rock, Freak, Boogie pick was fun to make originally and now it is already volume 3 of it. I got a several recommendations on the previous one: Rock, Freak, Boogie 2. Some of those are in this one. I always listen to recommendations and take them into consideration for future volumes. There are some good ones here. I hope you like them. There is a great 15 minute version Alexander Robotnick's Obsession. Look it up. I edited out the beginning of Isaac Hayes song, because it works better in the mix. The Isley Brothers also have a disco 12 inch version that's very good.

Rock, Freak, Boogie 3

33 The Fatback Band - Freak The Freak The Funk!! (Rock)
34 Isaac Hayes - Juicy Fruit (Disco Freak)
35 The Fatback Band - Boogie Freak
36 Casio Social Club - Rock The Discotheque (Original Mix)
37 Lemon - A-Freak-A (Disco Version)
38 Sylvester - Rock The Box
39 Alexander Robotnick - Obession For The Disco Freaks (Original)
40 Nightlife Unlimited - Dance, Freak & Boogie (Special 12'' Disco Mix)
41 Disco Elements - Freakin Upside Down
42 The Isley Brothers - It's A Disco Night (Rock Don't Stop)
43 Hamilton Bohannon - She's A Boogie Woogie Freak
44 The J.B.'s - Rock Disco

What's The Connection? Twilight 2

You'll have to go back a few days or so to find part one of this Twilight connection. A few longer tracks on this volume and also some really cool ones. SPK, Lou Reed, Shnazz and the Cornell Hurd Band!? Throw in a little Ministry and Robyn Hitchcock and next thing you know Bill Laswell shows up. I love the cover so it's very similar to volume 1 as youwould expect and also continues track numbering from the last volume as well.

What's The Connection? Twilight 2

20 SPK - Twilight of the Idols
21 Simon Raymonde - Tired Twilight
22 John Williams - Theme from The Twilight Zone
23 Cornell Hurd Band featuring Paul Skelton - Texas By Night (Twilight)
24 Maze & Frankie Beverly - Twilight
25 Bill Laswell & Pete Namlook - Keeper Of The Purple Twilight (Outland Three)
26 Nine Inch Nails - In This Twilight
27 Swing Out Sister - Twilight World
28 Fire Water - Twilight
29 Shnazz - Suburbanite Twilight
30 Holger Czukay With Jah Wobble & Jaki Liebezeit - Twilight World
31 The Band - Twilight
32 Robyn Hitchcock - Raining Twilight Coast
33 Lou Reed - Set The Twilight Reeling
34 Armin Van Buuren - Twilight
35 Ministry - Twilight Zone

What's The Connection? Mess Around 1

I was listening to a music program and they played Jim Croce (who I like) and was thinking of messy songs. So this connection started because of big bad Jim. But as I was thinking of all the songs with mess in the title I realized I could get around to refining it more, so I did. I had more to use, but also made a Big Mess of it in the end. Sorry, but not sorry. More songs messin' with your (and my) sanity coming in question. Either way this is fun. Even if there are doubles of songs on this playlist. The cover is messed up as well.

What's The Connection? Mess Around 1

01 Jim Croce - You Don't Mess Around With Jim
02 Buzzcocks - Don't Mess Me 'round
03 Walter Mitchell - Stop Messin' Around
04 Marmalade - Mess Around
05 Waylon Jennings - You Don't Mess Around With Me
06 Louis Armstrong - Don't Forget To Mess Around
07 John Mayall - Mess Around
08 Christine Perfect - Stop Messin' Round
09 Robert Palmer - Mess Around
10 Aerosmith - Stop Messin' Around
11 Bonnie Tyler - A Rockin' Good Way (To Mess Around And Fall In Love)
12 Gary Moore - Stop Messin' Around
13 Dr. John - Mess Around
14 John Lee Hooker - Don't Be Messing Around With Me
15 Larry Harlow - Mess Around
16 Bill Haley - Don't Mess Around
17 Ray Charles - Mess Around
18 Chubby Checker - Dance The Mess Around
19 The Animals - Mess Around
20 Pitbull featuring Enrique Iglesias - Messin' Around
21 Cage The Elephant - Mess Around
22 The B-52's - Dance This Mess Around
23 Jools Holland - Mess Around
24 The Ventures - Don't Mess Around With Jim
25 Devo - Big Mess

pfs

Another one of my three letter mixtapes. This pick is all around the 140-150 bpm range. Seems pretty fast sometimes. But a few don't seem as fast as the others. The songs go from new wave to dub. A couple are fairly well known tracks and some are fairly well known artists with deeper cuts or weird remixes. Human League, Eurythmics, Front 242 and Depeche Mode are telling you these aren't our mainstream mixes. The Flying Lizards are better known for their robotic vocal type songs, but I like their lesser known dub album. It's got some cool tracks on it, including this one. Monaco and Klark Kent might bring up comparisons to New Order and the Police and for good reason. They are part of the family picks for those bands. And btw, the title has nothing to do with an insurance company.

pfs

01 Underworld - Shudder-King Of Snake
02 The Cure - Bananafishbones
03 The Flying Lizards - Lime And Salt
04 The Fibonaccis - Purple Haze
05 Human League - The Sound Of The Crowd (Riton Re-Rub)
06 The Jesus And Mary Chain - Kill Surf City
07 Eurythmics - Grown Up Girls (Hot Tracks)
08 Bill Laswell Meets Style Scott - Emergency At The Plant
09 Front 242 - Religion (bass under siege mix)
10 Monaco - I've Got A Feeling
11 Klark Kent - Love Lessons
12 Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead
13 Jah Wobble - Car Ad Music 3
14 Depeche Mode - Barrel Of A Gun (Underworld Hard Mix)
15 KMFDM - Never Say Never (Edit)

What's The Connection? Questions 1

On some social media site that I haven't been kicked off yet, someone posed the question of naming songs that asked a question. That's not this playlist. This connection is songs that have Question in the title (except for the  last song which is the first song I thought of even though it does not follow the rules.) It's hard to name songs with an actual question mark as that screws up all sorts of searches and file protocols, so I spell out q-u-e-s-t-i-o-n (with no dashes). I have to remember to search using the letters instead of the punctuation. And just for your information Chicago, Balloon Farm and Depeche mode were the ones I thought of right after Question Mark and the Mysterians. I do have a a few more volumes pretty much ready to go, but I am waiting.

What's The Connection? Questions 1

01 Clyde McPhatter - A Lover's Question
02 Chicago - Questions 67 And 68
03 Depeche Mode - A Question Of Lust
04 Kansas - Questions Of My Childhood
05 Celine Dion - If Love Is Out The Question
06 The Christians - A Lovers' Question
07 Bob Seger - The Answer's In The Question
08 David Ruffin - Questions
09 Graham Parker & The Rumour - Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions (Remix)
10 Fishbone - Question Of Life
11 Lynyrd Skynyrd - Don't Ask Me No Questions
12 Frank Zappa - Eat That Question
13 Fleetwood Mac - No Questions Asked
14 The Balloon Farm - A Question Of Temperature
15 The Fuzztones - Look For The Question Mark
16 Wire - A Question Of Degree
17 The Moody Blues - Question (Extended Version)
18 Lil Brian & the Zydeco Travelers - Question
19 Old 97's - Question
20 Question Mark and the Mysterians - 96 Tears

What's The Connection? Bullets 2

Just over a week ago I posted part 1 of this bullet connection, so this continues it. I have a part three ready to go too, but I will wait on that one for a bit. Some good ones in this volume. Both songs and bands. But you will know of those. A couple of more bulletproof songs, bullet train, bullet brain and even a bullethead. Some rock, some new wave, some punk, even "Jazz"

What's The Connection? Bullets 2

20 Sia - One Million Bullets
21 Dave Stewart featuring Colbie - Bulletproof Vest
22 Van Halen - Bullethead
23 Gregg Allman Band - Before The Bullets Fly
24 Pop Will Eat Itself - Bulletproof!
25 Kevin Godley - Bulletholes In The Sky
26 Section - Bullet Train
27 Bauhaus - International Bullet Proof Talent
28 Divinyls - Bullet
29 AC-DC - Gimme A Bullet
30 Switchfoot - Bullet Soul
31 Split Enz - Bullet Brain and Cactus Head
32 The Cult - Bite On The Bullet
33 Elvis Costello - Bullets for the New-Born King
34 Streak - Bang Bang Bullet
35 The Motels - Closets and Bullets
36 Wire - Magic Bullet
37 The Observer All Stars - Silver Bullet
38 Michael Schenker - Bulletproof
39 Neil Young - Bite The Bullet
40 Mahavishnu Orchestra - Sapphire Bullets of Pure Love

EHR

I was listening to some of these bands and thinking that I like these early rock songs that sound like the beginning of metal. Some were heavy and others not quite there and wondering if there were some tracks I could pick from contemporaries that weren't the ones I always turned to and make a mixtape. So a mix of "hits" and deeper album cuts but that made me feel the vibe I was going for. Listening to it in this order, I was struck by how cool it is. Hopefully you like it too. A couple of bands I repeated, just because I wanted to: The Who, The Easybeats, The Kinks. I thought about making this be all bands with names that start with "The", but I wanted to include a few songs that didn't fit the mold. Oh well. It's heavy enough.

EHR

01 The Troggs - Evil Woman
02 Moby Grape - Omaha
03 The Easybeats - Sorry
04 The Status Quo - The Price of Love
05 The Sorrows - You've Got What I Want
06 The Easybeats - Friday on My Mind
07 The Who - My Generation
08 The New Breed - Unto Us
09 Beatles - Hey Bulldog
10 Sean Buckley and the Breadcrumbs - Everybody Knows
11 The Amboy Dukes - Colors
12 Yardbirds - Psycho Daisies
13 The Small Faces - I've Got Mine
14 The Pretty Things - Mama, Keep Your Big Mouth Shut
15 The Kingsmen - Louie, Louie
16 Animals - It's My Life
17 The Sneekers featuring Jimmy Page - I Just Can't Go to Sleep
18 The Leaves - Too Many People
19 Jimi Hendrix Experience - Can You See Me
20 Manfred Mann - Trouble and Tea
21 The Byrds - I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better
22 Blue Cheer - Summertime Blues
23 The Kinks - All Day And All Of The Night
24 Rolling Stones - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
25 The Who - I Can't Explain
26 The Kinks - You Really Got Me
27 The Creation - Making Time
28 Sonics - Boss Hoss
29 Iron Butterfly - Unconscious Power


mdc

I was looking around while making another compilation and found some songs I wanted to use because they were cool, but they didn't fit the pick I was working on. It happens a lot. So I dump them in a folder to use later. I call this one mdc (mostly deep cuts) because most are not even singles let alone hits. But a few were added because I was reminded of them while listening. For instance, the Queen track reminded me a lot of Billy Squier. The Hall & Oates track reminded me of Devo. A couple of the tracks I had completely forgotten about because they were on an album that had one or more other amazing tracks on it that I loved. Skinyard I had because I love that version of one of my favorite Beatles tracks. Anyway, I hope you like what I picked for this mixtape.

mdc

01 Radiohead - Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong
02 Queen - Dragon Attack
03 Billy Squier - The Stroke
04 The Weirdos - Solitary Confinement
05 Creedence Clearwater Revival - Tombstone Shadow
06 Blind Melon - Mother
07 The Cult - Bleeding Heart Graffiti
08 The Clash - The Cool Out
09 ZZ Top - Buck Nekkid
10 Skinyard - Hey Bulldog
11 Golden Earring - When The Lady Smiles
12 Sparks - Barbecutie
13 Chemical Brothers - Block Rockin' Beats
14 New Order - Hurt
15 Underworld - Shudder-King Of Snake
16 38 Special - Homeless Guitar
17 Hall & Oates - No Brain, No Pain
18 Devo - Turn Around

Funk You 3 (repost)

It's not really fair to call this pick a repost because I never posted it like this. Part three of this Funky Rock and Roll mixtape is another hour of funk in rock over several decades. See yesterday for more. As you listen to the funkiness, you will understand. Or you won't. This series is for me. If you like it, it's a bonus, but I like it so that's why it's here.

Funk You 3 (repost)

34 Aerosmith - Last Child
35 Billy Squier - The Stroke
36 David Bowie - Fame
37 Fishbone - Freddie's Dead
38 Dan Reed Network - Get To You
39 Rolling Stones - Fingerprint File
40 Faith No More - We Care A Lot
41 Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music
42 Urban Dance Squad - Fast Lane
43 Primus - John The Fisherman
44 Living Colour - Open Letter (To A Landlord)
45 Trapeze - Way Back To The Bone
46 Funkadelic - Maggot Brain

Funk You 2 (repost)

This is sort of a repost. Originally volume one of this pick was a cassette. Then it became a CD and then a playlist. This second one was similar, but a more rock and roll version of the series. A rockin funk mixtape. But it was never really a cassette. It skipped that part and just went through the last steps. A little bit of old Funkadelic which was kind of rockin' anyway and then some other stuff through the decades that also rocked but was funky. It started ta new life, so look for volume three tomorrow, Enjoy it or if you don't, Funk You.

Funk You 2 (repost)

21 Tackhead - Stealing
22 Lenny Kravitz - Always On The Run
23 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Give It Away
24 Prince & the Revolution - Let's Go Crazy
25 Rick Derringer - Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo
26 Thin Lizzy - Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed
27 Funkadelic - Who Says A Funk Band Can't Play Rock!
28 The Time - Skillet
29 Led Zeppelin - Trampled Under Foot
30 Primus - Harold Of The Rocks
31 Deep Purple - Gettin' Tighter
32 Ike & Tina Turner - Nutbush City Limits
33 Mother's Finest - Niggizz Can't Sang Rock & Roll

Beatles Silly Love Songs

I was listening to the double LP by the Beatles called Love Songs which is quite good and a Ballads compilation from 2002 and started wondering about my favorite ballads and love songs from the Beatles together and solo. So I put this pick together. Since it is mostly love songs and I did include Wings Silly Love Songs hit and because it's Valentine's Day, I named it like I did. Please tell me your favorite love song or ballad from these guys whether I included it or not, but enjoy listening to this either way. I included one track each from George and Ringo, four tracks each from Paul and John and the rest is the Beatles.

Beatles Silly Love Songs

01 Wings - Silly Love Songs
02 Beatles - Something
03 John Lennon - Imagine
04 Wings - Warm And Beautiful
05 Beatles - Here, There And Everywhere
06 John Lennon - Jealous Guy
07 Beatles - If I Fell
08 John Lennon - Love
09 Beatles - And I Love Her
10 Paul McCartney - Beautiful Night
11 Beatles - In My Life
12 Ringo Starr - Photograph
13 Beatles - Michelle
14 Beatles - The Long And Winding Road
15 John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Woman
16 Paul McCartney - Loveliest Thing
17 Beatles - Yesterday
18 George Harrison - Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)
19 Beatles - Hey Jude