Tagged
I got tagged by Jodi to share what's on my music playlist. Now my taste in music is all over the place. I love classical, baroque, jazz, swing, blues, rockabilly, almost every permutation of rock that you can find, some sappy love songs, some rap, some country, some New Age. You get the picture. Anyway, here's some of the most frequently played.
Van Morrison: Gloria, Moondance, Have I Told You Lately, And It Stoned Me, When Will I Ever Learn to Live In God, Into the Mystic
Billie Holiday: Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child, My Man
Etta James: At Last
Aretha Franklin: Respect, Think
Aaron Neville: Tell It Like It Is, Louisiana 1927, Angola Bound, Use Me
Chris Isaak: Baby Did A Bad, Bad Thing, Don't Make Me Dream About You, Wicked Game, In The Heat of the Jungle
Vince Guaraldi Trio: Linus and Lucy
Jimmy Buffett: Come Monday, Fruitcakes, Son of a Son of a Sailor, He Went to Paris
Rufus Wainwright: Hallelujah
James Taylor: Fire and Rain, Country Road, Sweet Baby James
Al Green:I'm Still In Love With You, Let's Stay Together
Lou Rawls: You'll Never Find
Robert Johnson: Crossroads, 32-20 Blues
Louis Armstrong: Basin Street Blues, La Vie En Rose
Vince Gill: Rest High Upon That Mountain
Eric Clapton: Layla
The Eagles: Seven Bridges Road, Desperado
Don Henley: The Boys of Summer, Forgiveness
Bach: The Brandenburg Concertos (particularly #4)
Mozart: The Jupiter Symphony
Beethoven: The Ninth Symphony
The Glen Miller Orchestra: String of Pearls
Rick Wakeman: Journey to the Center of the Earth
Emerson, Lake and Palmer: Lucky Man, Still, Father Christmas, Brain Salad Surgery
Oh, I could go on and on, but I suppose that I ought to tag somebody. Christina, TJ, Tammy, Globetrotter, you're it.
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Van Morrison: Gloria, Moondance, Have I Told You Lately, And It Stoned Me, When Will I Ever Learn to Live In God, Into the Mystic
Billie Holiday: Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child, My Man
Etta James: At Last
Aretha Franklin: Respect, Think
Aaron Neville: Tell It Like It Is, Louisiana 1927, Angola Bound, Use Me
Chris Isaak: Baby Did A Bad, Bad Thing, Don't Make Me Dream About You, Wicked Game, In The Heat of the Jungle
Vince Guaraldi Trio: Linus and Lucy
Jimmy Buffett: Come Monday, Fruitcakes, Son of a Son of a Sailor, He Went to Paris
Rufus Wainwright: Hallelujah
James Taylor: Fire and Rain, Country Road, Sweet Baby James
Al Green:I'm Still In Love With You, Let's Stay Together
Lou Rawls: You'll Never Find
Robert Johnson: Crossroads, 32-20 Blues
Louis Armstrong: Basin Street Blues, La Vie En Rose
Vince Gill: Rest High Upon That Mountain
Eric Clapton: Layla
The Eagles: Seven Bridges Road, Desperado
Don Henley: The Boys of Summer, Forgiveness
Bach: The Brandenburg Concertos (particularly #4)
Mozart: The Jupiter Symphony
Beethoven: The Ninth Symphony
The Glen Miller Orchestra: String of Pearls
Rick Wakeman: Journey to the Center of the Earth
Emerson, Lake and Palmer: Lucky Man, Still, Father Christmas, Brain Salad Surgery
Oh, I could go on and on, but I suppose that I ought to tag somebody. Christina, TJ, Tammy, Globetrotter, you're it.
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posted by Cynthia at
11:16 PM
2 Comments:
I loved everything you put down! There is just so many great songs, styles and artists. I put a few because I have too many, I was in a wierd place and needed solace. I got tagged by Chris and if I'm the right Tammy, I posted a few.
Have a fun day!
oh crud...
is that me?
Am I that Christina?
Say it isn't so?
LOL
I was singing along with everything but the classics because, of course there aren't any words to those songs. Great list...Layla
Left out Sexual healing...okay, I'll go do my own list.
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