A couple Amos Lee videos today. I have never had a chance to see him perform live, but I like his recordings.
Here is a video of "Keep It Loose, Keep It Tight", the first track off of his self titled debut album.
This is the second song off that same album, "Seen It All Before".
Then here is "Sympathize" off the album Supply and Demand.
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Friday, November 6, 2009
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Sun
Since I did moon songs on Monday, I decided to post sun songs today. I considered trying to have three sun songs and three moon songs each by the same three artists. I think I could have done it, but decided that I would have to stretch too much as far as the songs I included. So I decided not to do that.
But the first sun song is by that same artist that had the first moon song. Here is Cheryl Wheeler with her song "Pointing at the Sun".
Sun song #2: Ben Harper with "She's Only Happy in the Sun".
Sun song #3: Bill Withers performong his song "Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone".
But the first sun song is by that same artist that had the first moon song. Here is Cheryl Wheeler with her song "Pointing at the Sun".
Sun song #2: Ben Harper with "She's Only Happy in the Sun".
Sun song #3: Bill Withers performong his song "Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone".
Monday, November 2, 2009
Moon
Since November 2 is the full moon, I am posting a couple moon songs.
First, Cheryl Wheeler performing her song "Howl at the Moon".
Patty Griffin performing her moon song, "Moon Song".
My first choice for the last moon song would be Van Morrison's "Moondance", but all of his videos have embedding blocked. So another song just as good, Bill Monroe performing his song "Blue Moon of Kentucky".
First, Cheryl Wheeler performing her song "Howl at the Moon".
Patty Griffin performing her moon song, "Moon Song".
My first choice for the last moon song would be Van Morrison's "Moondance", but all of his videos have embedding blocked. So another song just as good, Bill Monroe performing his song "Blue Moon of Kentucky".
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