‘I don’t see myself as covering these songs in any way. They’ve been covered enough. Buried, as a matter a fact. What me and my band are basically doing is uncovering them. Lifting them out of the grave and bringing…
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What’ll I Do – Bob Dylan
Tagged with: Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra, Shadows in the Night, what'll I do, irving berlin
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Walk Like a Man – Bruce Springsteen
Walk Like a Man is yet another Springsteen track I’ve added retrospectively after it somehow slipped through the cracks all these years. So I’m trying to make amends now, and I hope I do it some justice. I was so…
Whatever – The Beths
I can’t help but enjoy the vibe and looseness of the New Zealand indie pop band The Beths. Their relatable, down-the-block garage band image really works for me, and their music is full of upbeat, infectious melodies, and catchy riffs.…
New Dawn by Gaby Moreno – Meaning, History & Review
I’m going the long way today before getting to today’s featured song because I want to tell you about something that really irks me – and that’s putting it mildly. So please bear with me. This is where I miss…
Time – Hootie & the Blowfish
On the physics and philosophy of time, I point you to an article I published featuring some snappy and thought-provoking excerpts from a lecture by Carlo Rovelli. Today, though, we’re looking at time from a much more personal angle –…
What Is Life (1970) – George Harrison
If I had to bottle everything that made George Harrison such a special artist into one song for someone unfamiliar with his music, then What Is Life would be the potion I’d hand them. It captures everything that was so…
Sabre Olvidar (1969) – The Tnt Band
This song oozes such coolness with its smoky piano rhythm and relaxed groove. The brass slips in with short, tasteful phrases, and the percussion keeps everything gently swaying without ever becoming frantic. It has the feel of a late-night dance…
Shofukan (2013) – Snarky Puppy
It’s often said that Snarky Puppy is one of the best-kept secrets of the New York instrumental music scene. The quasi-collective, as they describe themselves, began as a group of musicians from the University of North Texas in 2004 before…
What Difference Does It Make? (1984) – The Smiths
The most anti-’80s band of the ’80s, The Smiths are back again and they are not messing around with What Difference Does It Make. The same friend, Tatiana, who got me into Clueso also got me into The Smiths. Well,…
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