Halloween (Special today only links)

I posted a couple of halloween picks over the years that I called Spooky, but kept some just for myself . Today and today only here are up to date links for the other two Spooky posts that I haven't made yet, but are here for you get now. No track list here, But Spooky 3 is all about crows and scarecrows and Spooky 4 is the more teenager and adult Halloween music. The first track plays from the rock speakers in my front yard after the little kids have already come by. Scariest thing ever: Diamanda Galas but remixed with efx. Someday I will really post them, but today just the links.

Top Pick Albums 1987

First, Happy Halloween! But just because it's a holiday doesn't mean you aren't going to get my top pick of albums on the last Friday of the month (whether you want it or not). Like usual this pick has the top ten albums of the year and by top ten, I mean the ones, I picked back then. The rules were simple for me. I had to own the album (and most were CD's by 1987) and I had to have played the heck out of it. These all follow that. Not sure if they all would still be top albums for me now. For sure there are tracks I still listen to, but who knows. What were some of your favorites in 1987? The sample cover I used is from Satriani. The Silver Surfer is too cool. But all of them are included.

Top Pick Albums 1987

01 Wire - Ahead

02 Siouxsie & the Banshees - The Passenger

03 Prince - Hot Thing

04 Echo & The Bunnymen - Lips Like Sugar

05 Butthole Surfers - Sweat Loaf

06 Man Jumping - The Perils Of Tourism

07 The Dukes Of Stratosphear - You're My Drug

08 Joe Satriani - Surfing With The Alien

09 The Cure - Just Like Heaven

10 Love & Rockets - No New Tale To Tell

11 Butthole Surfers - Human Cannonball

12 Echo & The Bunnymen - Bedbugs & Ballyhoo

13 Joe Satriani - Satch Boogie

14 Man Jumping - The Trouble Is Is

15 The Cure - Hot Hot Hot !!!

16 Prince - Housequake

17 Love And Rockets - Mirror People

18 Wire - Point Of Collapse

19 Siouxsie & The Banshees - This Wheel's On Fire

20 The Dukes Of Stratosphear - Vanishing Girl

Top Pick 1987

It's the last Thursday and Friday of the month so, here's my top pick of songs from the year 1987. Tomorrow it will be the top albums, but today it is the top singles. And I don't use whether or not it was released as a single as a criteria just any song I liked enough. And there were plenty this year. A couple of Bay Area bands are on  here. I really liked the Endmen. But also a couple of big name international hits. For some reason, I listened to the Throbbing Gristle track a lot this year. In other countries it may have been released in a different year, but for me this was the time. When I found out it was based on a real event, that just made it all the worse/better. It's a long song, but worthit. Lots of variety on here. Negativland from Concord, California was so good live, but their recordings were good too. The covers on here were also definitely good.

Top Pick 1987

01 The Jesus And Mary Chain - Who Do You Love

02 Negativland - Perfect Scrambled Eggs

03 Throbbing Gristle - Very Friendly

04 Big Black - The Model

05 Nitzer Ebb - Murderous

06 The Endmen - Letter From Constance

07 ABC - When Smokey Sings

08 Pop Will Eat Itself - Beaver Patrol

09 Camper Van Beethoven - Photograph

10 Young Fresh Fellows - Amy Grant

11 The Multicoloured Shades - Teen Sex Tranfusion

12 Eric B And Rakim - Paid In Full (7 Minutes Of Madness Coldcut Remix)

13 REM - It's the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)

14 Terence Trent D'arby - Wishing Well

15 That Petrol Emotion - Big Decision

16 INXS - Need You Tonight

17 M.A.R.R.S. - Pump up the Volume

18 Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning

19 Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind

20 Pixies - Vamos

What's The Connection? Monsters 1

It's close enough to Halloween to post this connection of Monster songs and since it is the last Thursday and Friday of the month the next two days, I will be posting my Top Picks of the year (some year in the 80's) the next two days. So Halloween a little bit early this year. It was fun making this pick of songs. I made sure not use Monster Mash, since you will probably get that on every Halloween playlist every year, but I did use David Bowie and Fred Schneider so I do feel a little bit cheap. You'll have fun with this playlist either way, though. Nothing too scary, excpet for maybe the Gengar on the cover. A ghost pocket monster.

What's The Connection? Monsters 1

01 Duran Duran - Dirty Great Monster

02 Imagine Dragons - Monster

03 Tower of Power - Keep Your Monster on a Leash

04 Michael Jackson featuring 50 Cent - Monster

05 Cheap Trick - Woke Up With A Monster

06 Devo - Monsterman

07 Eminem featuring Rihanna - The Monster

08 Morrissey - November Spawned A Monster

09 Oingo Boingo - I Was a Teenage Monster (unreleased track)

10 Lady Gaga - Monster

11 Shonen Knife - A Boogie Monster

12 Styx - A Monster

13 Martha And The Muffins - Fighting The Monster

14 Unit 3 with Venus - Dream Monsters

15 Fred Schneider - Monster

16 Katy Perry - My Own Monster

17 The Automatic - Monster

18 David Bowie - Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)

19 The Stinky Puffs - Monsters

20 The Cramps - God Monster

What's The Connection? Shake Your 1

I have posted quite a few of the WTC's with Shake as the title theme. This offshoot is Shake Your... There, obviously, are quite lot of your things you can shake and this covers many of them. A few doubles/covers, but I tried to separate them in one way or the other. I have a feeling that a lot of these are metaphors for your butt and some are just saying it. So try to shake your whatever you think it is as you listen. Tell me how you did. The cover is an offshoot of all the Shakes.

What's The Connection? Shake Your 1

01 The Outfield - Shake Your Thing

02 Adam Ant - Shake Your Hips

03 Missy Elliott - Shake Your Pom Pom

04 Ricky Martin - Shake Your Bon-Bon

05 Elmore James - Shake Your Moneymaker

06 Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump

07 Climax Blues Band - Shake Your Love

08 The Inner City Express - Dance and Shake Your Funky Tambourine

09 Bar Kays - Shake Your Rump To The Funk

10 KC And The Sunshine Band - (Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty

11 The Jacksons - Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground) (Single Edit)

12 Was (Not Was) - Shake Your Head (Let's Go To Bed)

13 AC-DC - Shake Your Foundations

14 Syreeta - Can't Shake Your Love

15 Blackberry Smoke - Shake Your Magnolia

16 Village People - I Wanna Shake Your Hand

17 Sodom - Shake Your Heads

18 Peaches & Herb - Shake Your Groove Thing

19 Black Eyed Peas - Shake Your Monkey

Wall Of Sound 1

All over the internet there are lists of songs that use Phil Spector's Wall Of Sound production technique. This pick is me cherry picking a few of them. It is by no means a comprehensive look at Phil Spector's work although there are a few of the songs he did produce on this compilation. And there are hundreds of songs that he didn't produce that were inspired by his techniques. This doesn't even dent all of those. It's just my easy pick of the ones that jumped out at me at first glance and that I liked. In the comments tell me what are your favorite songs that Phil Spector produced or were inspired by his Wall Of Sound that aren't on this pick.

Wall Of Sound 1

01 Ramones - Rock 'N' Roll High School

02 The Righteous Brothers - You've Lost That Lovin Feelin

03 Abba - Dancing Queen

04 John Lennon - Woman Is The Nigger Of The World

05 Super Furry Animals - Run-Away

06 Sonny And Cher - I Got You Babe

07 Ike & Tina Turner - River Deep-Mountain High

08 Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin'

09 Ringo Starr - Photograph

10 George Harrison - My Sweet Lord

11 The Jesus And Mary Chain - Just Like Honey

12 Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice

13 ABC - Poison Arrow

14 Elvis Costello - The Other Side of Summer

15 The Ronettes - Be My Baby

16 Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Two Tribes

17 Dusty Springfield - I Only Want To Be With You

18 Tubes - Don't Touch Me There

19 The Crystals - Then He Kissed Me

20 Queen - Funny How Love Is

21 Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run

22 The Clash - Tommy Gun

23 Wall Of Voodoo - Mexican Radio

What's The Connection? Moles

This connection is a playlist of songs about moles. The animal. Not the spot on your skin. Although I suppose it could include both. I have no idea how it came into my head to do this one. The Residents mole show and The Dukes Of Stratosphear were the only ones that initially came to mind, although more did after I really thought about it. I put some of the ones in my collection. The Dickies and B Movie were the two I was embarrased that I didn't think of right away. Some of the others not so much.

What's The Connection? Moles

01 The Dukes Of Stratosphear - The Mole From The Ministry

02 Philip Glass - Blind Moles

03 Bob Luman - Makin' A Mountain Out Of A Molehill

04 The Moles - We Are The Moles (Pt. 1)

05 The Residents - Herman The Human Mole

06 The Irish Rovers - Molecatcher

07 B Movie - Moles

08 They Might Be Giants - Moles, Hounds, Bears, Bees And Hares

09 Barry Manilow - Marry The Mole

10 Caravan - Wendy Wants Another 6'' Mole

11 Underworld - Molehill

12 Southlanders - The Mole In The Hole

13 Yasuaki Shimizu - Morocco Mole

14 The Residents - Mark Of The Mole

15 The Dickies - Attack Of The Mole Men

16 Flux Pavilion featuring Turin Brakes - Mountains And Molehills

17 Climax Blues Band - Mole On The Dole

18 The Flatlanders - Back To My Old Molehill

19 Henry Cow - Nirvana For Moles

20 Mannheim Steamroller - Toccata In De Mole

21 Neil Cowley Trio - The Face Of Mount Molehill

22 The Residents - The Moles are Coming

Philip Bailey Pick 2

More of the Philip Bailey pick. This is volume 2 and it has several Earth Wind & Fire tracks on it. Yesterday there was only one. A couple of guest spots, solo tracks, including his arguably most famous song with Phil Collins (an extended remix). Also my favorite version of my favorite EWF Philip Bailey songs live. One of the EWF tracks is the original version of the song he did solo yesterday as a more jazzy song. Compare the two. A couple of tracks on one of the previous comps, including the Little Richard duet from the great Devito/Schwarzenegger movie Twins. Which volume do you like best?

Philip Bailey Pick 2

17 Earth, Wind & Fire - Devotion

18 Philip Bailey - Walking On The Chinese Wall

19 Earth, Wind & Fire - Head To The Sky

20 Philip Bailey - Moondance

21 Philip Bailey - Billy Jack

22 Earth, Wind & Fire - I've Had Enough

23 Philip Bailey - Welcome To The Club

24 Philip Bailey - Go

25 Philip Bailey with Phil Collins - Easy Lover (Extended Remix)

26 Earth, Wind & Fire - Reasons (Live)

27 Bill Meyers featuring Philip Bailey, Maurice White & Michael Landau - Style

28 Philip Bailey & Little Richard - Twins

29 Fourplay with Chaka Khan, Nathan East, & Philip Bailey - Between The Sheets

30 Deniece Williams & Philip Bailey - They Say

Philip Bailey Pick 1

I've been down a similar rabbit hole with Maurice White and Don Myrick and Skip Scarborough all from Earth Wind & Fire. I have a fun compilation called On The Side with a couple of the tracks on either volume one or volume two of this pick, but mostly this is more stuff or different versions. Every one of the compilations above has something doubled here, But also a bunch of new ones. Bailey sings lead or back up on most all of these songs and on a couple he plays percussion of some sort as well. I actually had no idea until I started this playlist that he sang on the Stevie Wonder track. Obvious once you know. Same with the T-Connection (who were on TK Records). Some of his worship songs are also here, mixed with the others.

Philip Bailey Pick 1

01 Kenny Loggins - At Last

02 Stevie Wonder - Part-Time Lover

03 Earth, Wind & Fire - Fantasy

04 Philip Bailey - Here With Me

05 Philip Bailey - I Know

06 Philip Bailey - Because Of You

07 Philip Bailey - Lonely Broken Hearted People

08 Pride Of Lions - Crystal Silence

09 Philip Bailey - The Wonders Of His Love

10 Ramsey Lewis - Hot Dawgit

11 T-Connection - Love Odyssey

12 Philip Bailey - All Soldiers

13 Paulinho Da Costa featuring Philip Bailey - Déjà Vu 14 Ray Parker Jr. - The Past

15 Philip Bailey - Shower Me With Your Love

16 Philip Bailey - Keep Your Head To The Sky

Bill Champlin Pick

This pick is of Bill Champlin. I include a few tracks from Chicago where he was from a couple of years after Terry Kath died until 2009 (he mostly sang Kath's parts while in concert). He had another track where he was also lead singer, but I didn't include that one (even though it's good). There's one track from Sons Of Champlin an earlier band he was in. Several solo tracks including some Yacht Rock favorites, plus a couple of guest spots that he sang on. A few Jazz (or Jazz adjacent) tracks which fit his vocal chops well. Nothing to offend anyone on this pick.

Bill Champlin Pick

01 Lee Ritenour - Morning Glory

02 Sons of Champlin - Fat City

03 Chicago - Look Away

04 Kevin Cronin, Bill Champlin, Richard Marx, David Crosby - Hard To Believe

05 Kere Buchanan - Never Gonna Give You Up

06 Bill Champlin - Satisfaction

07 Bill Champlin - In The Stone

08 AOR - Lost In Your Eyes

09 Usual Suspects - Good Friends

10 Herbie Hancock - It All Comes Around

11 Bill Champlin - One Way Ticket

12 Bill Champlin - Take It Uptown

13 Tim Weisberg - I'm The Lucky One

14 Bruce Gaitsch - Aphasia

15 Bill Champlin (Joseph Williams, Peter Friestedt) - Runaway

16 Harvey Mason - Here Today, Gone Tomorrow

17 Bill Champlin - Gotta Get Back To Love

18 Chicago - Hard Habit To Break

Maurice White Pick

This pick from Earth Wind & Fire founder Maurice White was fun. It matches, but only has a couple of duplicates with the On The Side compilation playlist which featured songs that had any member of EWF, this one concentrates only on Maurice White. I also have one with just Don Myrick appearances - same link above. So a couple of Maurice's solo tracks appear on the former, but most of the rest is just on here. Check out the other ones, though, for some cool tracks. I tried to pick albums he played on and not just produced, because he did produce quite a few artists as well. Every one of these tracks has him singing (at least backup) or playing the kalimba or the drums or a combination. I did not include his soundtrack with Bill Meyers, but did include a track from the solo album of Meyers with Maurice (and Philip Bailey) singing on it.

Maurice White Pick

01 Preston Glass with Maurice White - Breakin' In A Brand New Heart

02 Barbara Weathers - Anywhere

03 Marcus Miller - Scoop

04 Nojazz featuring Stevie Wonder, Maurice White, Sheila Hutchinson & Wanda Vaughn - Kool

05 Richard Marx - You Never Take Me Dancing

06 Maurice White - Storybook Love

07 Urban Knights - South African Jam

08 Maurice White - Wiggle (Long Version)

09 Earth, Wind & Fire - In The Stone

10 The Emotions - Best of My Love

11 Freddie Ravel - Sol To Soul

12 Ramsey Lewis Trio featuring Maurice White - Uhuru

13 Cher - Skin Deep

14 Kirk Whalum - You Had Me At Hello

15 Bill Meyers featuring Philip Bailey, Maurice White & Michael Landau - Style

16 James Ingram - Too Much For This Heart

17 Deniece Williams - Watching Over

18 Maurice White - I Need You

Pale Sparkly

This Pale Sparkly pick came about because I was watching some highlights of an award show while listening to some old disco tracks. So I combined the ones I liked (dnace and rock and country) with a couple of those disco tracks and put them in BPM order to give it some semblance of cohesion. I have Malone, Munich Machine, Manufacture, Moroney and McRae all in here and end with a "Backup Plan" I'm pretty sure most of these were or are hits of some sort or another, but if not, oh well.

Pale Sparkly

01 Katseye - Touch

02 All Time Low - Dear Maria, Count Me In

03 Sombr - Back To Friends

04 Tyla - Push 2 Start

05 Moliy & Silent Addy - Shake It To The Max (Fly)

06 Brick - Dazz

07 Lisa, Doja Cat & Raye - Born Again

08 Chic - I Want Your Love

09 Earth, Wind & Fire - Sparkle

10 Post Malone featuring Blake Shelton - Pour Me A Drink

11 Munich Machine - A Whiter Shade Of Pale

12 Manufacture - As The End Draws Near

13 Megan Moroney - Am I Okay

14 Tate Mcrae - Just Keep Watching

15 Blackpink - How You Like That

16 Dazz Band - Let It Whip (Extended 7' Mix)

17 Rose with Bruno Mars - Apt

18 Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars - Die With A Smile

19 Bailey Zimmerman featuring Luke Combs - Backup Plan

Fee Waybill Pick

After yesterday's PPP, it's not that surprising to see that today it's Fee Waybill that is picked. Fee Waybill was the lead singer of the Tubes and also had a bunch of solo work. He sang on quite a few tribute albums. His covers of ZZ Top, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, Thin Lizzy, Beatles  and Van Halen are all pretty good. Most of which I included here on this compilation. He had several tracks that appeared on soundtracks and he had three solo albums, There's a sampling of those here and also several tracks from The Tubes. I made sure to include their track from Xanadu with Olivia Newton-John even though it is not one of their best tracks.  The cover includes Fee as Quay Lude.

Fee Waybill Pick

01 Fee Waybill, Steve Morse & Jordan Rudess - Adding Fuel To The Fire

02 Fee Waybill - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

03 Fee Waybill - I Know You

04 Fee Waybill - Cheap Sunglasses

05 Tubes & Olivia Newton-John - Dancin'

06 Fee Waybill & Brad Gillis - Atomic Punk

07 Fee Waybill - Saved My Life

08 Fee Waybill - Walk This Way

09 Tubes - She's A Beauty

10 Fee Waybill, Ronnie Montrose, Mike Porcaro, Gregg Bissonette & Billy Sherwood - Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 (House Remix)

11 Tubes - Attack Of The Fifty Foot Woman

12 Fee Waybill - Meeting Half The Way

13 Tubes - Don't Want To Wait Anymore

14 Fee Waybill - Running Scared

15 Fee Waybill - You'd Better Wait

16 Fee Waybill - You're Still Laughing

17 Fee Waybill - Faker

18 Fee Waybill - The Boys Are Back In Town

19 Fee Waybill - What Is this Thing

Prairie Prince Pick

It was too easy to call it the Prairie Prince Pick, because of the illiteration, but it could have been Guest Pick or Family Pick just as easily. That doesn't run off the tongue as well, however. The Pririe Prince was mostly known for his work with The Tubes, but he was also a founding member of Journey (but didn't record on any of their albums) was in Jefferson Starship and played on several Todd Rundgren albums. He was in the New Cars and also was a studio musician playing with a bunch of bands. Some of them are on this pick. My favorites outside of those above are the Eno and the Zappa Early Renaissance Orchestra tracks. Tell me which ones you like best.

Prairie Prince Pick

01 Zappa Early Renaissance Orchestra (featuring Craig Steward, Prairie Prince & Sandro Oliva) - Montana Revisited

02 Carl Perkins with Bono, Willie Nelson, Tom Petty, Prairie Prince - Give Me Back My Job

03 Jefferson Starship - Shadowlands

04 Brewer & Shipley - Have A Good Life

05 XTC - Grass

06 Nicky Hopkins - Waiting For The Band

07 Tubes - What Do You Want From Life

08 Chris Isaak - Gone Ridin'

09 Neal Schon - A Girl Like You

10 Bill Spooner - Something In My Eye

11 David Pack - Anywhere You Go

12 Negativland - Failure

13 Brian Eno & David Byrne - The Jezebel Spirit

14 Todd Rundgren with Prairie Prince - This Is Not A Drill

15 Tommy Bolin - Savannah Woman

16 Steve Lukather - Swear Your Love

17 Glenn Frey - It's Your Life

18 Paul Collins - In Another World

19 The New Cars - Not Tonight

20 Tubes - Prime Time

21 Dick Dale - Nitro

Sweetest Day

The third Saturday of October is Sweetest Day. Don't confuse it with Valentines Day, because although we might give candies or pastries to our loved ones, it's more about doing something kind for someone else. A stranger, perhaps. For me this date is also the day my daughter was born and that was a real sweet thing for me. This connection is my pick of the sweetest songs I could think of. In these sometimes troubling times around the world, let's all try to pay it forward today. Do something charitable today, especially if you don't normally take the time to do it daily. Consider this one thing. What would this world be like if everyone in it was acting like you? Don't do this to get noticed, don't do it and post it. Do something and don't take credit. Post only if someone else did something that touched you today. Something that made you smile. Let today be an example of what the world could be if we did it everyday. And see if you can go a whole day saying only positive things to everyone. Can you make it one day? And Happy Birthday, sweet baby.

Sweetest Day

01 Sade - The Sweetest Taboo

02 Lil Wayne featuring Akon, Wycleff & Rihanna - The Sweetest Girl

03 Black - Sweetest Smile

04 Judds - The Sweetest Gift

05 Depeche Mode - Sweetest Perfection

06 Luther Vandross - You're The Sweetest One

07 Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach - The Sweetest Punch

08 Peter Murphy - The Sweetest Drop

09 The Dinky Toys - The Sweetest Hangover

10 Scritti Politti - The Sweetest Girl

11 Jackie Wilson - (I Get The) Sweetest Feeling

12 Paul McCartney - Sweetest Little Show

13 Madness - Sweetest Girl

14 Vanessa Williams - The Sweetest Days

15 U2 - Sweetest Thing

16 Siouxsie & The Banshees - Sweetest Chill

17 Juice Newton - The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known)

18 Adele - Sweetest Devotion

19 Maroon 5 - Sweetest Goodbye

20 Bobby Darin - The Sweetest Sounds

It's Stuck

I was trying to come up with a title for this mixtape pick. Some of you know that I take care of a 90+ year old alzheimer woman (my mother-in-law) and she gave me the inspiration of the bear in hibernation that is trying to get out of the cave, but is stuck. A great metaphor for what sometimes happens in life. I hate when it gets stuck, but a little fiber and you're good to go again. All the tracks are in bpm order and are in the camelot key of 5A. But a wide variety of musical genres that I had been listening to. Some surf, a couple of covers, a couple of hits and some rockers mixed with pop and country. Some older tracks and some much newer. They seem to move in a direction, but before it gets stuck it comes out somewhere else. I worked on it a while, changed it a few times, but this is what I ended up with.

It's Stuck

01 Coven - One Tin Soldier (The Legend Of Billy Jack)

02 Slacktone - Bells Of St. Kahuna

03 Jimmy Castor Bunch - The Bertha Butt Boogie (Part 1)

04 Harry Styles - Adore You

05 Fifth Harmony featuring Kid Ink - Worth It

06 Nigel Olssen - Dancin' Shoes

07 Blue Pearl - Running Up That Hill

08 Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower

09 The T-Bones - No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In)

10 Skillet - Feel Invincible

11 Ctrl Z vs Screwface & Stereo-Type featuring Beardyman - What's That Noize (Original Mix)

12 Stray Cats - Stray Cat Strut

13 Steelheart - She's Gone

14 One Direction - Drag Me Down

15 Black Mountain - Mothers Of The Sun

16 Sugarland - Love Shack

17 Atomic Rooster - Tomorrow Night

18 Jason Aldean - Try That In A Small Town

19 The Surfaris - Wipe Out (Long Version)

20 John Travolta - Greased Lightnin'

Wisdom Of Sea & Sky

All of the picks of the so-called Wormhole tapes have very little in common, other than similar looking covers. Same font, but different wormholes in the background. This has fire and flame in the wild blue yonder. We also get a couple of versions of Kraftwerk songs. Mostly because I have been listening to the Residents and Snakefinger. Robots came into it as did models. That of course led to parties and zydeco mixed with some leftover grave rockabilly. BTW, no one, yet has figured out the titles of all these wormhole compilations - They mean something.

Wisdom Of Sea & Sky

01 Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Jhoole Jhool Lal (Junglist Version)

02 Nathan And The Zydeco Cha Chas - Let's Go

03 Lil Brian & the Zydeco Travelers - Party

04 Clifton Chenier - I'm The Zydeco Man

05 The Screaming Blue Messiahs - Wild Blue Yonder

06 The Coffinshakers - Last Night Down By The Grave

07 Egg Yolk Jubilee - Show Your @#$%

08 The Rolling Stones & Steve Riley - Zydeco Sont Pas Salés

09 Señor Coconut Y Su Conjunto - The Robots (Cha-Cha-Chá)

10 Daft Punk - Fire, Flame, Robot

11 The Residents - Diskomo 2000

12 Teddybears Sthlm - The Robots

13 Earth, Wind & Fire - Let Your Feelings Show

14 Buckwheat Zydeco - Hot Tamale Baby

15 Snakefinger - The Model

16 Aerosmith - Same Old Song and Dance

17 Cars - Sad Song

18 The Treble Spankers - Das Model

19 True Villains - Dig Your Grave

Surf-A-Billy 1

There is no real genre called Surf-A-Billy, but this comes close. Some surf, some rockabilly, some crossovers on this pick. Shorter songs, so 28 fit in this compilation. I was listening to the psychobilly of the Billy Goat Gruff mixtape of three days ago and realized how much overlap there was especially on the tracks I didn't use on that one. Similar to the old Surf Beat show I used to air years ago filled with Surf Punk - there is a lot of overlap between the genres. I love the cover with the surfing goat with a  pompadour and leather jacket. AI can be our friend. I hope I can do another one of these sometime in the future. I like it, it's fun.

Surf-A-Billy 1

01 The Sundowners - Snake Eyed Woman

02 Surf Cinema - Strait Up Chuck

03 Impala - Wild Night At The Bloody Bucket

04 The Ghastly Ones - Surfin' Spooks

05 Jon & The Nightriders - Thunder Over Rincon

06 Martin Cilia - Surfabilly

07 Th' Legendary Shack Shakers - Bottom Road

08 The Bomboras - War Of The Satellites

09 Reverend Horton Heat - Bullet

10 The Dead Cats - Secret Agent Man

11 Hillbilly Hellcats - Lazy Surfer

12 Nine Pound Hammer - Surfabilly

13 Los Straitjackets - Swampfire

14 The Belmont Playboys - Caravan

15 Vampire Beach Babes - Gothic Surf-A-Rama

16 The Phantom Surfers - The Cat Came Back

17 The Hillbilly Soul Surfers - Cha Wow Wow

18 The Surfonauts - Surfabilly from Outer Space

19 The Sentinals - Latin'ia

20 The Treble Spankers - Vahim

21 The Tarantulas - Black Diamond

22 Link Wray & The Raymen - Please Please Me

23 The Bradipos IV - Work Song

24 Dick Dale & His Del-Tones - Tidal Wave

25 The Ripkatz - Surfabilly XXX

26 UnderGround 3000 - Surfabilly Slam

27 Justin Johnson - Surf-A-Billy

28 Southern Culture On The Skids - New Cooter Boogie

Leila & Judy

Not sure why, but the title reminded me of Lilo & Stitch, although it has nothing to do with it at all. Eno has an album called Another Green World (the song here is not from that album, however) and there is French band on this pick called the green black women. I wish they were still playing, because they were really great in concert. Anyway this has quite a bit of music from around the globe that shouldn't belong together (and it doesn't), but if you get to hear Hawkwind and Brian Eno and Les Negresses Verte on one compilation, it's worth it. Is it totally coincidence that all the songs are in the same key?

Leila & Judy

01 Anubian Lights - MutaShaker (Thank You)

02 Brian Eno - Back In Judy's Jungle

03 Jim Carrey - Imposter

04 Aswad - Next To You

05 Asian Dub Foundation - Rebel Warrior

06 Les Negresses Vertes - Leila

07 Assagai - Telephone Girl

08 Ambrosia - You're the Only Woman

09 Thee Milkshakes - Pretty Baby

10 Save Ferris - Come On Eileen

11 The Alarm - The Stand

12 Yello - On The Run

13 Kate Bush - Sat In Your Lap

14 Hawkwind - Orgone Accumulator

15 Queen - Innuendo

16 Gregory Isaacs - Babylon Too Rough

17 The B-52's - Pump

18 Jan & Dean - Honolulu Lulu

What's The Connection? Columbus

Happy Columbus Day! It's an important day to celebrate Italian heritage and is a celebration of Europeans beginning the exploration of and colonization of the New World. He made it to the Americas! Established primarily to promote Italians who were, at the time, facing discrimination. Technically Columbus arrived on October 12th, but his day is celebrated on the second Monday of October. There are great festivities to go to around the US, so have some fun. The songs on this connection are not all about the day or the man, but they all have Columbus in the title. The Siouxsie track at the end only has it in the title of the mix, but the song is about the Edge of the World, so it more than qualifies. Look for more Italian songs by searching Paisan or clicking there. Try snacking on some cannoli or zeppole today!

What's The Connection? Columbus

01 George Benson - Goodbye, Columbus

02 The Weathermen - Columbus

03 The Ink Spots - Christopher Columbus

04 Doug Sahm - Columbus Stockade

05 Jimmy Buffett - Columbus

06 Chris Rea - Goodbye Little Columbus

07 Dinah Washington - Christopher Columbus

08 Lou Monte - Please Mr. Columbus (Turn The Ship Around)

09 Nazz - Christopher Columbus

10 Guided By Voices - I Am Columbus

11 David Crosby - Columbus

12 Neck Deep - Columbus Day

13 King Missile-John S. Hall - Columbus Day Weekend

14 Benny Goodman - Christopher Columbus

15 Willie Nelson - Columbus Stockade Blues

16 Association - Goodbye, Columbus

17 The Church - Columbus

18 A Skylit Drive - According To Columbus

19 Burning Spear - Columbus

20 Suzanne Vega - World Before Columbus

21 Crass - Where Next Columbus

22 Honeybus - He Was Columbus

23 Duke Ellington - Christopher Columbus

24 Siouxsie & The Banshees - Song From The Edge Of The World  (Columbus Mix)

Billy Goat Gruff

It's been awhile since I posted a rockabilly pick. This one is more psychobilly meets gothabilly thank straightup rockabilly. It's got one older pick with Screamin' Jay Hawkins. Not that some of the others don't go back aways, just not that far. There is an "older" Cramps track, for instance. For some reason the rockabilly stuff isn't as visited as some of the other genres. Not sure why, there are some great tracks. All of these are more at a specific end of rockabilly. We'll see how it goes. Tell me what genres you'd like to hear most. Or do you just like to click on the covers, because they're cool? Or do you like to be surprised? By the way the cover today is put together from several sources, including children's book illustrator, Jeff Crosby, that I liked.

Billy Goat Gruff

01 Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put a Spell on You

02 The Creepniks - Zombie Stomp

03 The Cramps - Goo Goo Muck

04 Vampire Beach Babes - Gothic Surf-A-Rama

05 The Meteors - Wreckin' Crew

06 Klingonz - Oompa Loompa

07 Guana Batz - King Rat

08 Batmobile - Kiss Me Now

09 Gun Club - Ghost On The Highway

10 Deadbolt - Billy's Dead

11 Bonkers - Pilsplaat

12 Ghoultown - Drink With the Living Dead

13 Frenzy - Cry Or Die

14 Nekromantix - Who Killed The Cheerleader

15 The Meantraitors - Heavy Boogie

16 Frantic Flintstones - Hellfire

17 Mad Sin - Communication Breakdown

18 Reverend Horton Heat - Psychobilly Freak Out

19 The Misfits - American Nightmare

20 Southern Culture On The Skids - Camel Walk

21 Tiger Army - Outlaw Heart

22 Horrorpops - Walk Like A Zombie

23 Demented Are Go - Pervy in the Park

24 Godless Wicked Creeps - We Are Rockers

25 Dypsomaniaxe - Dangerous Liaisons

26 The Koffin Kats - Chainsaw Massacre

Rice Balls

After yesterday's post, I am not sure if this pick can be worse. But I am trying. Some of these tracks were on yesterday's playlist, but I added to them to stay in the Asian field. Unlike Pocohantas, I really have Asian DNA, so I can make fun of part of myself. I'm not sure if some of these are disparaging slurs or were meant as such when they were written, but they could be seen as such. Heck, I was looking for that. All I can say is that I can live without a lot of things, but one I would have trouble with is rice. I could do without bread or potato, but rice would be hard to give up. Rice balls, bowls of rice, rice treats. Yumm! Indonesian rice, Indian rice, Spanish rice, Vietnamese rice balls, they're all good. Has nothing to do with these songs, but now you know more about me.

Rice Balls

01 Blondie - Kung Fu Girls

02 Vapors - Turning Japanese

03 George Jones - The Poor Chinee

04 Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting

05 Ippu-Do - Chinese Reggae (English Version)

06 George Formby - Chinese Laundry Blues

07 Louis Prima - Chop Suey, Chow Mein

08 Murray Head - One Night In Bangkok

09 Prince Buster - Black Head Chinee Man

10 The Cure - A Japanese Dream

11 Toy Dolls - Cheatin' Chick From China

12 Duke Williams - Chinese Chicken

13 Bus Stop - Kung Fu Fighting (Extended version)

14 Bongwater - Dazed & Chinese

15 Bobby Gregory - Chinese Rock & Roll

16 Shonen Knife - Gyoza

17 David Bowie - China Girl

18 REM - 7 Chinese Brothers

19 Masami Tsuchiya - Rice Dog Jam

20 Tubes - Sushi Girl

21 New York Dolls - Vietnamese Baby

22 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Hong Kong Garden

23 Bloodhound Gang - Yellow Fever

Tonks 1

Just a few weeks ago I posted a mixtape that I called Ik Ben Blauwe which is a slur against my racial heritage, but the songs weren't very stereotyped. These are. This pick is a wide variety of songs that stereotype a bunch of races. Arabs and Jews. Hispanic and Asian (I'll have more of these coming soon - I get a kick out of these especially since I am part Asian). Islands from Japan, Philipines and Vietnam are also covered. I get that many of these might be considered "off limits" to play nowadays, but they were recorded by some big name artists at one time or another. And I am not above going past what you should do. BTW, for those of you who do not know, the title is even worse than the songs. It is what some border patrol people (informally) call illegal aliens that they apprehend at the border when they try to cross without getting caught. I'm told it's the sound of a flashlight hitting someone's head as they resist arrest. I know. It's pretty bad. BTW, the cover is a caricature of my face.

Tonks 1

01 Stranglers - I Feel Like A Wog

02 Ernest Tubb - Filipino Baby

03 The Cure - Killing An Arab

04 Lala Guerrero - Pancho Rock

05 Vapors - Turning Japanese

06 Rolling Stones - Indian Girl

07 B-Ners - Wetback

08 Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting (Disco Purrfection Version)

09 Monty Python - Never Be Rude To An Arab

10 George Formby - Chinese Laundry Blues

11 Duke Williams - Chinese Chicken

12 Bongwater - Dazed & Chinese

13 Ray Stevens - Ahab the Arab

14 Bobby Gregory - Chinese Rock & Roll

15 Frank Zappa - Jewish Princess

16 Shonen Knife - Gyoza

17 Urszula Dudziak - Papaya

18 Vancie Flowers - Wet Back

19 David Bowie - China Girl

20 Elton John - Island Girl

21 Tubes - Sushi Girl

22 New York Dolls - Vietnamese Baby

23 Juan Johnson - Do The Wetback

Vikings (Leif Erikson Day)

Not sure how many people celebrate Leif Erikson day, but it is today. So I put together some Viking or Norse themed songs in this pick. Some have Viking in the title and most of the others at least seem very Viking. Valkyries, Thor (the God Of Thunder and his hammer) as well as themes of invading barbarians prevade these songs. Spinal Tap has a comedic look at that, and it's all fitting in for this day. A lot of metal associated with Viking music, but I threw in a few that skirt around it. I have enough for at least two more of these volumes, but you will have to wait for those.

Vikings (Leif Erikson Day)

01 Gary Lucas - Ride Of The Valkyries

02 Blind Guardian - Valkyries

03 TNT - Seven Seas

04 Black Sabbath - Valhalla

05 Gary Clail - Vikings

06 Todd Rundgren - Song Of The Viking

07 Peter Hammill - Viking

08 Týr - Hail To The Hammer

09 Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song

10 Iron Maiden - Invaders

11 Asia - Valkyrie

12 Spinal Tap - Stonehenge

13 Amon Amarth - The Pursuit Of Vikings

14 Bathory - Shores In Flames

15 The Darkness - Barbarian

16 Yngwie Malmsteen - I Am A Viking

17 Sir Douglas Quintet - Viking Girl

What's The Connection? Bowling 1

Bowling is an American pastime. Other countries do bowl, but it's a bit different in each country. In Canada, they use smaller balls and less pins, in the UK it's more Lawn Bowling. In Japan, it's pretty hi-tech and probably includes karaoke. In the US, we bowl while drinking beers and shooting guns (I'm kidding). No guns needed, but beers may be likely, except for kids parties. I actually was a DJ at a bowling alley bar. We had a dance floor, a bar, lights, the whole works, People bowled, drank and danced. Great gig. Sometimes I had a packed bar and sometimes it was just me, the bartender, a cocktail waitress and the local drunk (who was there daily). Anyway here's a bunch of songs about bowling in this connection. I started with two songs. The one from the Casuals and the one from the ska band, Let's Go Bowling. Do you bowl? What is bowling like where you are from?

What's The Connection? Bowling 1

01 Superchick - Bowling Ball

02 Joe Montgomery - Bowling Song

03 The Telefones - Let's Go Bowling

04 Insane Clown Posse - Bowling Balls

05 White Stripes - Red Bowling Ball Ruth

06 Wally Pleasant - Let's Go Bowling Tonight

07 Randy Newman - Let's Go Bowling

08 The Handsome Family - Bowling Alley Bar

09 The Casuals - Grab Your Balls We're Goin' Bowling

10 Arrogant Worms - Let's Go Bowling

11 The Dickies - Bowling With Bedrock Barney

12 Marvin Gaye - Bowling Alley Parking Lot

13 Fountains Of Wayne - Bowling Shoes

14 Everly Brothers - Bowling Green

15 Stephen Lynch - Bowling Song (Almighty Malachi, Professional Bowling God)

16 Glen Campbell - Bowling Green

17 The Blue Flames - Bowling U.S.A.

18 Jody Miller - Man From Bowling Green

19 Raffi - The Bowling Song

20 Ron Rose - Bowling Ball Boogie

21 Let's Go Bowling - L.G.B.

22 Mack Fields - Bowling Ball Blues

23 Kossoy Sisters - Bowling Green

24 The T-Birds & The Pink Ladies - Score Tonight

25 Parry Gripp - Laser Cat Bowling

26 Afi - Rolling Balls

27 Lambchop - Let's Go Bowling

28 Camper Van Beethoven - Take The Skinheads Bowling

29 Toy Dolls - Bowling Barmy

30 Asleep At The Wheel - The Bowling Song

No One Told Me

But I will tell you. I was re-upping some old picks and re-listened to the Zombies Family Pick and that led me to Santana, some new Sweet and some less old Max Webster. I decided to fill it in with a bunch of classic rock and one (and a half?) disco songs (just for fun). The title, of course, from the Zombies song lyrics, although I used the Santana version here. Starz and Colosseum have the only older tracks that weren't hits, but they probably should have been, if they weren't on some sort of chart. Even though it's not the classic lineup (at all) the Sweet track is actually pretty good, as is most of the rest of the album.

No One Told Me

01 Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion

02 Golden Earring - Radar Love

03 Max Webster - Let Go The Line

04 Colosseum - The Kettle

05 Babys - Everytime I Think Of You

06 Kinks - (Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman (Disco Mix Extended Edit)

07 Van Halen - Hot For Teacher

08 Deep Purple - Woman From Tokyo

09 Jefferson Starship - Ride the Tiger

10 Santana - She's Not There

11 Who - I Can See For Miles

12 Queen - Keep Yourself Alive

13 Starz - Cherry Baby

14 Electric Light Orchestra - Turn to Stone

15 Sweet - Fire In My Heart

16 Doobie Brothers - China Grove

17 Black Sabbath - Sweet Leaf

18 AC-DC - Whole Lotta Rosie

Get No Respect

I thought of Rodney Dangerfield when I was making this pick of under-rated songs. Yes it's got lots of variety in genres, but almost all of them didn't top charts and maybe should have. Out of all these, which is your favorite? Do you think any don't belong? We could all come up with a list like this, I bet. There are a couple of tracks on here that could easily be substituted by other tracks in that artist's catalogue, and some that have much more popular tracks.

Get No Respect

01 Jimmy Campbell - Half Baked

02 Freddie King - Going Down

03 Leon Russell - Shoot Out On The Plantation

04 Fela Kuti - Water No Get Enemy

05 Hudson-Ford - Pick Up the Pieces

06 Parliament - Do That Stuff

07 Climax Blues Band - Couldn't Get It Right

08 Terry Callier - You Goin' Miss Your Candyman

09 Bobby Charles - I Must Be In A Good Place Now

10 Can - Vitamin C

11 Dr. John - Such A Night

12 Idris Muhammad - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This

13 Buchanan Brothers - Son Of A Lovin' Man

14 Eddie & The Hot Rods - Do Anything You Wanna Do

15 Swamp Dogg - Synthetic World

16 Distractions - Time Goes By So Slow

17 Ann Peebles - Trouble, Heartaches & Sadness

18 Dion - Only You Know

What's The Connection? Shaker 1

Here's a connection that is sort of like the ones from a couple of days ago, but instead of shaking it, we're the shakers. Sometimes, here, it means your booty and sometimes the earth. Every now and again it's about people doing things, but mostly it's about something on your body moving, or earthquakes. Coming from California I don't have an irrational fear of earthquakes (instead I have an irrational fear of tornados or hail.) Hopefully not about any booty part shaking. I tend to like that. What shaker song do you like best?

What's The Connection? Shaker 1

01 Spirit - Earth Shaker

02 Lancasters - Earthshaker

03 Anubian Lights - MutaShaker (Thank You)

04 Spyro Gyra - Shaker Song

05 Yo La Tengo - Shaker

06 Yesterday And Today - Earthshaker

07 Oasis - Shakermaker (Remastered)

08 Triumph - Little Texas Shaker

09 Ying Yang Twins - Salt Shaker

10 Wreckx-N-Effect - Rump Shaker

11 Midnight Oil - Shakers and Movers

12 James Gallagher - Ford And Shaker

13 Time - Shaker Shake

14 Star Quad - Booty Shaker (DJ Red Greg Edit)

15 Cabaret Voltaire - Theme from Earthshaker

16 Foghat - Motel Shaker

17 Twilight Circus Dub Sound System - Floorshaker

18 The Clash - Movers And Shakers

19 Bill Nelson - Shaker

20 Dr. Feelgood - Sugar Shaker

Ése 2

The previous Ése pick (volume one of Ese is here) tells the story of how it came to be. Basically since this is National Taco day I figured I would finally post this second volume. It's got two of the same bands from volume one, but the rest are different. Still many more to add, I'm sure. Mostly this is Chicano based rock and roll although stuff like Phil Manzanera is much more Cuban based. Let's call it Latin based rock. A bunch of  Doug Sahm who was a big supporter and champion of this genre. A couple of California based bands who really rock including Dr. Loco and Mestizo Beat (one of the bands on volume one, too). Dude, I think you will like this continuation.

Ése 2

18 Macondo - Almendra

19 Vargas Blues Band - Del Sur

20 Los Fabulosos Cadillacs - Mal Bicho

21 Lafayette Afro-Rock Band - Darkest Light

22 Douglas Sahm - Chicano

23 Los Lonely Boys - Born On The Bayou

24 Ice - Too Little Room

25 Mestizo Beat - El Camino Del Caballo

26 Ray Barretto - A Deeper Shade Of Soul

27 Texas Tornados - Guacamole

28 Chango - Fire Over Water

29 Willie Bobo - Spanish Grease

30 Joe Bataan - Latin Strut

31 Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendocino

32 Los Mocosos - Soy Callejero

33 Phil Manzanera - Lowrider

34 Los Super Seven - Rio De Tenampa

35 Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band - I Got You (I Feel Chigon)

36 Thee Midniters - Whittier Blvd.

37 Los Lobos - Don't Worry Baby

Excuse Me

In my head this pick title sounds like Steve Martin and Dan Akroyd saying it. You can hear it in your head. Nothing on here to suggest Saturday Night. It has more to do with Emitt Rhodes than anything else. A bunch of songs that needed another chance, so here it is. You can give it to them. Newer Doobies, 80's Olivia and 70's Taste Of Honey that I saw performing this song live on some disco special. Nico doing Jackson Browne is nice, as is Big Star with their song that did get another chance in the 80's with the Bangles.

Excuse Me

01 B.B. Blunder - Sticky Living!

02 Doobie Brothers - Learn To Let Go

03 Olivia Newton-John - Totally Hot

04 Camille Yarbrough - Take Yo' Praise

05 Nico - These Days

06 Big Star - September Gurls

07 Bobby Womack - There's One Thing That Beats Failing

08 Dictators - The Next Big Thing

09 Demis Roussos - I Dig You

10 Taste of Sugar - The Golden Shower (Extended)

11 Emitt Rhodes - Pardon Me

12 Witch - Introduction

13 A Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie (12'' Version)

14 A Certain Ratio - Do the Du

15 Arthur Russell - I Couldn't Say It to Your Face

16 Giorgio Moroder - Chase

17 Jo Mama - Love'll Get You High

18 Valerie Carter - Ooh Child

19 Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons - The Night

20 Thin Lizzy - Showdown

GPS's

This mixtape pick is mostly Garage, Psychedelic, Surf, Ska and Shag. Therefore the GP and the S's in the title. It's your guide (get it?) to some deep cuts mixed in with some tracks you might already know. A couple of Psychedelic tracks from the 80's paisley resurgence. See my Paisley Picks for a few more. A couple of bands I want to highlight here. I just like the Surfrajettes (too cool.) I keep thinking that everyone, by now, has heard Fishbone (one of my favorite ska bands). I definitely have seen them live more than most. So great! The Cramps, Agent Orange and Lounge Lizards are so different and yet so similarly amazing. Lots of other bands you may have heard, but playing some lesser known tracks of each. And a couple of bands, you may never have heard, but now you can search out some of their other stuff.

GPS's

01 The Thought - I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night

02 Agent Orange - I Kill Spies

03 The Cramps - I'm Cramped

04 The Surfrajettes - Banzai Pipeline

05 Lounge Lizards - Bob The Bob

06 Prince Buster - Madness

07 Donna Loren - So, Do The Zonk

08 Perfect Thyroid - Hawaii 5-0

09 Anthony Mazeres et Kadjoo - Psychedelic Soul

10 Fugitives - Freeway

11 The Embers - Brenda

12 Brent J. Cooper - Sixty Seconds to What

13 David Axelrod - Urizen

14 The Fire Escape - Journeys End

15 Smoke - High In A Room

16 The Fuzztones - Strychnine

17 Jan & Dean - Hawaii (Stereo Mix)

18 Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Spontaneous Apple Creation

19 Fishbone -  (Modern Industry)

21 Electric Prunes - Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers

22 Vampires - Clap Trap

23 The Toasters - Secret Agent Man

24 The Wildebeests - 12XU

25 Surf Sluts - Dragster

26 George Guzman - Banana Freak Out

27 Madness - Baggy Trousers

28 Atlantics - The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

29 Billy J. Kramer And The Dakotas - Chinese Girl

What's The Connection? Shake It 1

This connection follows the Shake one from a bit ago. And there are a couple of doubles from that one on here, but also it has a few more Shake It songs that I wish I could have fit on here. You'll just have to add them separately (Cars, Luke Bryan, Pitbull). But this one is pretty good even without those few. Just make sure to do what it says and Shake It while you listen. Hands, booty or just a drink. Which of these things to shake are your favorites? What's missing?

What's The Connection? Shake It 1

01 Ringo Starr - Shake It Up

02 John Lee Hooker - Shake It Baby

03 Santana - Shake It

04 Limbomaniacs - Shake It

05 Blow Monkeys - Shake It Up

06 Florence And The Machine - Shake It Out

07 Clifton Chenier - Shake It, Don't Break It.

08 Groundhogs - Shake It

09 El Coco - Shake It Down

10 David Bowie - Shake It

11 Cheryl Lynn - Shake It Up Tonight

12 War - Shake It Down

13 Funkadelic - Can't Shake It Loose

14 Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder - Shake It Up

15 New Order - Shake It Up

16 Dolphin Boy - Shake It Loose

17 Mariah Carey - Shake It Off

18 Ryan Adams - Shake It Off

19 Taylor Swift - Shake It Off