Hour 1
Falling Anthem - Bad Boy Bill
LoveGame - Lady Gaga
Here I Am (Solar City Mix) - Matt Zarley
Super-Sensual - Natasha Bassingthewaighte
Zero (N.A.S.A. Mix) - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Love etc. - Pet Shop Boys
Meddle - Little Boots
Spaceman - The Killers
Not Fair - Lily Allen
Don't Wait Up - The Takeover U.K.
Falling Apart - Matt Nathanson
Closer To Love - Mat Kearney
Impossible - Kelly Clarkson
Hour 2
Defeated - Anastacia
A Good Day - Mark Weigle
Better Days - Bruce Springsteen
Get Closer - Linda Ronstadt
Saturn - Jen Foster
I Want You - Jim Verraros
An Easier Affair - George Michael
By Your Side - Sade
Your Love Is King - Will Young
Fool For You - Duffy
Happy Accident - Jason Reeves
Army Of Lovers - Lee Ryan
I'm Yours - The Script
Hour 3
A conversation with Marianne Faithful
Hold On, Hold On - Marianne Faithful
The Clang Wife 3 - Mariann Faithful with Nick Cave
Stand Back (The Soundstage Sessions) - Stevie Nicks
Jammin' Me - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Ain't It Heavy - Melissa Etheridge
Dirty Pretty Words - Alex Parks
DLZ - TV On The Radio
Coming Clean - Pansy Division
Hour 4
Where Love Lives - Allison Limerick
Makin' Happy - Crystal Waters
Make My World Go Round - Sandy B.
All Because Of Me - Georgie Porgie
Finally - CeCe Peniston
A Deeper Love - Clivilles & Cole with Deborah Cooper
The Pressure - Sounds Of Blackness
Peace (In The Valley) - Sabrina Johnston
Got A Love For You - Jomanda
Jack Your Body - Steve "Silk" Hurley
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Feel The Spin, March 29th...
Hour 1
Super-Sensual - Natasha Bassingthewaghte
The Fear - Lily Allen
The Boy Does Nothing - Alesha Dixon
Love etc. - Pet Shop Boys
Reach Out - Hilary Duff
Wrong - Depeche Mode
Black And Gold - Katy Perry
I Didn't Just Kiss Her - Jen Foster
Broken Strings - James Morrison with Nelly Furtado
Field-Trip Buddy - Matt Alber
Please Don't Leave Me - Pink
The Man Who Can't Be Moved - The Script
Rule The World - Take That
Hour 2
Something More - Sugarland
How Bad Do You Want It - Tim McGraw
Come On Get Higher - Matt Nathanson
Pretty Eyes - Jason Reeves
Why Does It Always Rain On Me? - Travis
Feel - Robbie Williams
The Pretender - Jackson Browne
Angel From Montgomery - Bonnie Raitt
If No One Will Listen - Kelly Clarkson
Twister - Mariah Carey
One Day Like This - Elbow
Hour 3
A chat with the band Sons Of Albion
Take A Look - Sons Of Albion
Castles - Sons Of Albion
Death - White Lies
Do The Strand - Scissor Sisters
Faces - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
If I Can't Have You - Kelly Clarkson
She Loves Everybody - Chester French
In The Hospital -Friendly Fires
Change - Daniel Merriweather
Hour 4
Rumor Has It/I Love You - Donna Summer
Forbidden Love - Madleen Kane
Vertigo/Relight My Fire - Dan Hartman
Love Sensation - Lolleatta Holloway
Souvenirs - Voyage
Ain't Nothing Gonna Keep Me From You - Teri DeSario
Work That Body -Taana Gardner
Shoot Me With Your Love - Tasha Thomas
Super-Sensual - Natasha Bassingthewaghte
The Fear - Lily Allen
The Boy Does Nothing - Alesha Dixon
Love etc. - Pet Shop Boys
Reach Out - Hilary Duff
Wrong - Depeche Mode
Black And Gold - Katy Perry
I Didn't Just Kiss Her - Jen Foster
Broken Strings - James Morrison with Nelly Furtado
Field-Trip Buddy - Matt Alber
Please Don't Leave Me - Pink
The Man Who Can't Be Moved - The Script
Rule The World - Take That
Hour 2
Something More - Sugarland
How Bad Do You Want It - Tim McGraw
Come On Get Higher - Matt Nathanson
Pretty Eyes - Jason Reeves
Why Does It Always Rain On Me? - Travis
Feel - Robbie Williams
The Pretender - Jackson Browne
Angel From Montgomery - Bonnie Raitt
If No One Will Listen - Kelly Clarkson
Twister - Mariah Carey
One Day Like This - Elbow
Hour 3
A chat with the band Sons Of Albion
Take A Look - Sons Of Albion
Castles - Sons Of Albion
Death - White Lies
Do The Strand - Scissor Sisters
Faces - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
If I Can't Have You - Kelly Clarkson
She Loves Everybody - Chester French
In The Hospital -Friendly Fires
Change - Daniel Merriweather
Hour 4
Rumor Has It/I Love You - Donna Summer
Forbidden Love - Madleen Kane
Vertigo/Relight My Fire - Dan Hartman
Love Sensation - Lolleatta Holloway
Souvenirs - Voyage
Ain't Nothing Gonna Keep Me From You - Teri DeSario
Work That Body -Taana Gardner
Shoot Me With Your Love - Tasha Thomas
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
Mmmm... Remember that song? The muscular disco groove. The keyboard/guitar interplay that was so tight, so sensual, you felt a subtle stirring right there. If you've ever experienced that song in the middle of a crowded dancefloor, you know that it was (and continues to be) five minutes of pure heaven.
But there's more to the Indeep classic than physical catharsis. There are words that playfully wax on about the unique emotional rescue that can only be found tucked within a musical arrangement.
My life has been saved by the consolation, the lessons, and, perhaps most important of all, the companionship that music offers. I discovered all of this and so much more about power of music at the tender, if precocious age of six. Nearly 40 years later, my taste in music has not changed one bit since then. I still respond first and foremost to a simple, infectious melody, a chorus that I can sing along with, and lyrics that unfold like direct, one-on-one conversation. I'm drawn to popular music of many niche subsections, but if I cannot connect on a primal, visceral, and sometimes just plain ol' juvenile level, I'm out.
That obviously eliminates as vast a range of music as it includes. I wish I was capable of happily consuming the more "intellectual" fare that my colleagues in the music industry elite regularly herald. But, then again, I don't. I'd wallow in irreversible despair if music became something other than an entity that hit me in the gut.
Music has, indeed, saved my life, and it continues to each and everyday. This space is devoted in large part to the creations and creators who provide the ultimate lifeline to sanity... a song.
But there's more to the Indeep classic than physical catharsis. There are words that playfully wax on about the unique emotional rescue that can only be found tucked within a musical arrangement.
My life has been saved by the consolation, the lessons, and, perhaps most important of all, the companionship that music offers. I discovered all of this and so much more about power of music at the tender, if precocious age of six. Nearly 40 years later, my taste in music has not changed one bit since then. I still respond first and foremost to a simple, infectious melody, a chorus that I can sing along with, and lyrics that unfold like direct, one-on-one conversation. I'm drawn to popular music of many niche subsections, but if I cannot connect on a primal, visceral, and sometimes just plain ol' juvenile level, I'm out.
That obviously eliminates as vast a range of music as it includes. I wish I was capable of happily consuming the more "intellectual" fare that my colleagues in the music industry elite regularly herald. But, then again, I don't. I'd wallow in irreversible despair if music became something other than an entity that hit me in the gut.
Music has, indeed, saved my life, and it continues to each and everyday. This space is devoted in large part to the creations and creators who provide the ultimate lifeline to sanity... a song.
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