Smartiepants
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25. Honky Tonk Heroes
not quite the outlaw sound I was after but the cover certainly fits the bill
not quite the outlaw sound I was after but the cover certainly fits the bill
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Wicked Dreamer
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Day 25: “Honky Tonk Heroes”
Willie Nelson - The Words Don’t Fit the Picture
Waylon & Willie were frequent collaborators, especially during the ‘70s. Together they wrote “Good Hearted Woman” which first appeared on Waylon’s album of the same name shortly before this album came out. Waylon & Willie later recorded a duet version of it for their Outlaws compilation (shoutout @Yer Ol' Uncle D) and it became a #1 country hit! (the 2nd biggest country chart hit of 1976 after C.W. McCall’s “Convoy”)
Willie Nelson - The Words Don’t Fit the Picture
Waylon & Willie were frequent collaborators, especially during the ‘70s. Together they wrote “Good Hearted Woman” which first appeared on Waylon’s album of the same name shortly before this album came out. Waylon & Willie later recorded a duet version of it for their Outlaws compilation (shoutout @Yer Ol' Uncle D) and it became a #1 country hit! (the 2nd biggest country chart hit of 1976 after C.W. McCall’s “Convoy”)
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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26. Let's Go Crazy
Different levels of crazy here.
First, Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs start working together under the guise of Sid & Susie. They have the crazy idea of doing three volumes of covers records with each focusing on a different decade. The decide on the 60's, 70's and 80's. They do it, and it's crazy how they can move between era and genre ease.
This is a project created out of love for the songs and the joy it brings playing them, not selling a ton of records and making a ton of money. And in the corporate music world, that concept is just plain crazy.
I love this project. Highly recommended.
The final volume contains a Prince cover...
Bonus crazy - Vol. 1 includes a cover of NY & Crazy Horse...
Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs - Under The Covers Vol. 3
Different levels of crazy here.
First, Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs start working together under the guise of Sid & Susie. They have the crazy idea of doing three volumes of covers records with each focusing on a different decade. The decide on the 60's, 70's and 80's. They do it, and it's crazy how they can move between era and genre ease.
This is a project created out of love for the songs and the joy it brings playing them, not selling a ton of records and making a ton of money. And in the corporate music world, that concept is just plain crazy.
I love this project. Highly recommended.
The final volume contains a Prince cover...
Bonus crazy - Vol. 1 includes a cover of NY & Crazy Horse...
Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs - Under The Covers Vol. 3
Fleetwood-Matt
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Needed to catch up a bit
Day 22 - Sarabande
Fleetwood Mac - Tusk
This stumped me for a bit and it caused me to fall behind lol. I don’t know what Sarabande rhythm sounds like and considering I have no rythem I don’t think I’ll actually learn what it is lol. So I focused on Sara within the word and played that song!
Day 22 - Sarabande
Fleetwood Mac - Tusk
This stumped me for a bit and it caused me to fall behind lol. I don’t know what Sarabande rhythm sounds like and considering I have no rythem I don’t think I’ll actually learn what it is lol. So I focused on Sara within the word and played that song!
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Fleetwood-Matt
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Day 23 - Sky is Crying
Adele - 21
Adele - 21
Fleetwood-Matt
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Day 24 - American Girl
George Michael - Faith
one of my favorite scenes from Scrubs uses "American Girl" as a needle drop and I cant help but think of that scene whenever I listen to the song. So I'm going with another song used in that episode which is George Michael's "Faith"
here are both scenes!
George Michael - Faith
one of my favorite scenes from Scrubs uses "American Girl" as a needle drop and I cant help but think of that scene whenever I listen to the song. So I'm going with another song used in that episode which is George Michael's "Faith"
here are both scenes!
Smartiepants
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26. Let's Go Crazy
Had to post this today, I was sent this US pressing the other week by a kind friend who I exchange random records every now and then, she knew I had no prince on vinyl so she put that right with this lovely purple pressing
Had to post this today, I was sent this US pressing the other week by a kind friend who I exchange random records every now and then, she knew I had no prince on vinyl so she put that right with this lovely purple pressing
avecigrec
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24. American Girl
Haim – Women In Music Pt. III
How about THREE American women?
Haim – Women In Music Pt. III
How about THREE American women?
TenderLovingKiller®
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26. Let's Go Crazy
Prince And The Revolution - Live
No explanation needed.
Prince And The Revolution - Live
No explanation needed.
avecigrec
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25. Honky Tonk Heroes
Winifred Atwell – Queen Of Honky Tonk
I really don't like the cover image for this on Stupify one little bit, but I'm glad they have it at least!
Winifred Atwell – Queen Of Honky Tonk
I really don't like the cover image for this on Stupify one little bit, but I'm glad they have it at least!
Wicked Dreamer
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Day 26: “Let’s Go Crazy”
I decided to go with another classic album with an energetic banger of an opening track!
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Green River
I decided to go with another classic album with an energetic banger of an opening track!
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Green River
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26. Let’s Go Crazy
One of my favorite Prince songs.
And then I took a darker route. A descent into madness. Seeing things that aren’t there. Paranoia. Claustrophobic isolation. A serial killer. Things certainly get nuts
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Juju
And I’m caught up!
One of my favorite Prince songs.
And then I took a darker route. A descent into madness. Seeing things that aren’t there. Paranoia. Claustrophobic isolation. A serial killer. Things certainly get nuts
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Juju
And I’m caught up!
Hemotep
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25. Honky Tonk Heroes
I'm going to argue that this Twang is at least Honky Tonk adjacent, even though it admittedly has a completely different sound with that bass forward approach. This album gets really good a few tracks in and if nothing else the cover of Staying Alive makes the whole project worthwhile. I'm only a partial fan of Primus, but love Les's playing and many of his side projects are so damn good.
Les Claypool's Duo De Twang
I'm going to argue that this Twang is at least Honky Tonk adjacent, even though it admittedly has a completely different sound with that bass forward approach. This album gets really good a few tracks in and if nothing else the cover of Staying Alive makes the whole project worthwhile. I'm only a partial fan of Primus, but love Les's playing and many of his side projects are so damn good.
Les Claypool's Duo De Twang
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