I find the first half of Moving To The Left some of the best modern Americana music I’ve heard; up there with War on Drugs. But it’s hard to maintain that quality for 5 minutes without ruining it. After 2:30…
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Mountain Dew – The Stanley Brothers
Hillbilly Music isn’t my go – to genre, but I have to make an exception in this case. I can’t help but enjoy Mountain Dew; a bit like what the Coen Bros did with O Brother, Where Art Thou? Mountain…
Motherland (2001) – Natalie Merchant
I’ve seen some photos in my life, but wowee. As my father used to say to me, ‘she’s better looking than you son‘. Any-hows, I better talk about Natalie Merchant’s Motherland. I mentioned this song in the article about Lily…
Most of the Time (1989) – Bob Dylan
It is befitting Most of the Time is the first song to be presented from Bob Dylan’s Oh Mercy record, because it is my favourite song from it. If the outtake Series of Dreams made it onto the record, then…
More Than Life (2004) – Hillsong
More Than Life is from the album For All You’ve Done released in July, 2004. This is another great worship song from this magnificent album and concert which I’ve written about often. I like one viewer’s comment about this album…
More Heart Than Me (2002) – My Friend the Chocolate Cake (David Bridie)
Two songs in fairly quick succession from one of my all-time favourite Australian albums – Curious (image inset). Today’s song More Heart Than Me was the first song I ever heard from the group at a David Bridie and Archie…
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Moonshiner (Studio Outtake – 1963) – Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan takes a classic traditional Irish drinking song here and inverts it, using tone and a few choice lyric changes to turn a celebratory ode to the moonshiner’s lifestyle into a brooding meditation on the essential emptiness of life as an…
Moonlight Shadow (1983) – Mike Oldfield ft. Maggie Reilly
Some of you might listen to this and get a jolt from the past. Moonlight Shadow is not one of those 80’s songs you hear played often these days. I have always enjoyed listening to it; not just for nostalgic…
Money For Nothing (1985) – Dire Straits
Today’s featured song Money For Nothing is the second track track from Dire Straits 1985 album Brothers in Arms. The title track of that album featured here way back in April 2020. Money For Nothing was the megahit from that album…
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