Winona
Winona Ryder is back with a new movie, and in New York City two theaters are marking the occasion with events. The Quad is presenting a 16 film retrospective and […]
Sorry
My Song Of The Day subscribers may have inadvertently been sent one of my recent MoviePass posts because it was tagged incorrectly. Here’s a song to apologize. Though Nerf Herder […]
Walk In My Shoes – Dedicated to Brittany Duprey
Last night was Brittany’s 20th Birthday. I got her a pair of sneakers, which she seemed to love. Shoes were a fitting gift, maybe more for me than Brittany, because […]
Fly Like An Eagle
I’ve been having time management issues lately, which made the opening lyric of this classic by the Steve Miller Band pop into my head. Not to say that I’ve been […]
Friday I’m In Love
Kind of half assed today; the main reason I posted this song is because it was the first one I thought of with Friday in the name. I like it, […]
Vegas Girl
The moment when you realize that you’re not as up on the current music scene as you should be. I first heard of Conor Maynard a few months back when […]
Framed
It seemed appropriate to throw this song up after I realized my mistake regarding my missing Tori Amos CDs. This 1958 tune written by Leiber & Stoller and originally recorded […]
Man In Black
This 1971 classic by Johnny Cash is straightforward and to the point, pretty much expressing his views on life. Enjoy the weekend, people; I should be back on the regular […]
School Days
Hey, people. It’s been a couple of days, I know. Kind of slacked off for a bit, but I did some maintenance on the blog; fixed a lot of the […]
She Talks To Rainbows
This song is from The Ramones final studio album, ¡Adios Amigos! It’s a pretty laid back number for the band, better known for their frenetic high octane playing; if The […]
A Hazy Shade Of Winter
This Simon & Garfunkel song was originally released in late 1966, hitting the Top 20 on Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart. It’s a relatively hard track for the duo, better known […]
Happy
I need a pick me up, and this is great song for that. It’s also a great way to start the week. I haven’t listened to this song in years, […]
One (Is The Loneliest Number)
Three Dog Night scored their first Gold record with this 1969 tune from their self titled album. I put it up because it reflects how I’ve been feeling the last […]
I Want’a Do Something Freaky to You
Even if you’ve never heard this Leon Haywood classic, you probably know it anyway, because in the last two decades or so this shit has been sampled on at least […]
Higher and Higher
Legendary producer Carl Davis, largely responsible for shaping the Chicago Soul sound of the 1960‘s passed away earlier this month. Here’s one of the most popular songs he produced, Jackie […]
To All The Girls I’ve Loved Before
This is one of my favorite songs. Not just this recording of it, but the music written by Albert Hammond is a truly lovely melody, and the lyrics by Hal […]
