Showing posts with label Cat Power. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cat Power. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 11, 2021

E2TG 8/11/2021 - Death or Glory - Without Blue Mix (Stay Remix)



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Featured Friday Playlist recap (part 4) (songs 24-28):




24. "Cool California" by Wet Tropics
Chicago-based indie punk band who recently issued their debut album on vinyl. The album was first released and sold out on cassette in November of last year. The album is called Everybody Get In
25. "Isla" by Film School
One of two recent single from the California indie rock band that first formed in 1998.
26. "Cinnamon Toast" by Lenny
Lenny, an indie folk/pop singer from British Columbia, returns to the Playlist with a track from her debut EP Personal Celebrity. 
27. "I Love You Maybe" by Memoryy
Next up, a song written for a Madonna-themed documentary called Smelly Little Town. 
28. "Free of This Disease" by Jai Agnish
And, we close this penultimate section of the playlist with a track from this New Jersey-based indie/electro artist. A great way to close us out for the day. 


Tomorrow, we wrap up our Playlist recap with the final five songs. Stay tuned.  


 
    Featured Friday Playlist



Tuesday, July 27, 2021

E2TG 7/27/2021 - End of July - Little Love Mix (Substitute Remix)



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Featured Friday Playlist recap (part 3) (songs 15-18):




15. "Praying for Rain" by Dominique Pruitt
Title track from the new EP by the singer-songwriter whose parents both worked with 
Engelbert Humperdinck in the 1980s.
16. "Visa vid vindens angar" by Georg Nielsen
The latest release from the Swedish artist - a cover of a 1966 song by Swedish folk legend Mats Paulson. A lovely instrumental. 
17. "Rhosod" by Lleuwen
Next up, we the latest single from this Welsh singer-songwriter - as the Welsh takeover of E2TG gains steam. 
18. "Et oo suudellut kymmeneen vuoteen" by Gim Kordon
And we close this set with the latest single from this Finnish band from Helsinki whose name is a reference to the bassist of Sonic Youth. 


 
    Featured Friday Playlist




Monday, February 25, 2013

Monday Morning Music Shuffle - Producer with Computers Mix



Well, it's Monday.  This morning we have eight songs that cross over genre lines, decades and degrees of popularity/obscurity/awesomeness. Taken individually, the songs featured are sure to evoke feelings of nostalgia, joy, revulsion and confusion. Put together as a single shuffle, they are sure to amaze and amuse in equal measure.  Oh heck, here's the shuffle dig on it if you will....  Jump first!

Friday, April 20, 2012

Friday Morning Music Shuffle - 24 Carat Gold Tears of a Rapper Mix

Ah... Record Store Day is nigh. Get thee to a Record Store near you and show some brick and mortar love.  If you are in or around Nashville, I'll be hanging out around Grimey's most of the day, so come down and join me.

I have tons to do today, so I will jump right into the morning shuffle:


If all I knew about Skeletons in the Piano is that they've been playing some shows with our good friends, The End Men, well, that in and of itself would denote the awesomeness of this band from Upstate New York. Fortunately, I have had that assessment confirmed with the ample evidence which is their music. They have a new video which is a cover of Eleanor Rigby Which I know you can find with my help, but oh what the hell...

Today's song is from the Band's Stranger On a Damned Staircase album. The song is The Old Hound Dog.
  



We move on now... to the always Chan Marshall who records as Cat Power.  Today's song is the title track from her 2006 album (a collaboration with several Memphis R&B musicians). The Greatest is a subtle, tender song that showcases Cat Power's unique voice.

 



Song number three is the hilarious Hurt Feelings by New Zealand Comedy duo Flight of the Conchords. It's off of their 2009 second album, I Told You I Was Freaky.

 


And finally, we close out today's shuffle with Danish punk rockers, Iceage with the title track from their debut album from last year called New Brigade. I love the old school punk rock being infused with fresh, new energy.

 
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