Monday morning, a really excellent cover with three part harmony and Toni Lindgren’s big guitar. Lauren O’Connell on lead and Elle Cordova backing up.
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See You In September
The Tempos had the original song, but this version by The Happenings made the song a hit.
Thanks to YouTuber 60s70sThe Best
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Master At Work
Leonard Bernstein rehearses and conducts the orchestra for a 1984 recording of West Side Story. Oh, the perfection!
Thanks to YouTuber Cristiano Pieraccini
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Tuesday’s Tunes
For the first time since I started this blog, I didn’t post a song on Monday–somehow I got confused about Labor Day and didn’t realize it was Monday yesterday. Anyway, here’s a special treat to make up for it: Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore with a perfectly delightful medley.
Thanks to YouTuber vintage video clips
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Summer’s End
One of the great songs that John Prine wrote in the last part of his career. Like the lyrics of Paul Simon, Prine’s lyrics tells you just enough about the story to intrigue you, but open enough to let you complete it with your own experience.
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Thanks to YouTuber Radio Heartland
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Take Good Care Of My Baby: Bobby Vee
Monday morning, a 1961 Carole King penned song for Bobby Vee, as sung in 1974.
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Thanks to YouTuber Bobby Cole
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Hard Travelin’
Woody Guthrie, who never had to deal with congestion pricing…
Thanks to YouTuber T.A. Sedlak
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Stage Fright
Pete and Ramblin’ Jack: Mule Skinner Blues
Brooklyn’s own cowboy, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, and Pete Seeger make some music.
Thanks to YouTuber fuzzyallan
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Long And Winding Road
Monday morning, McCartney walks down the path. Paul reportedly hated Phil Spector’s epic orchestration and choral parts on this song, but somehow it works for me.
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The Weight
Levon Helm, Rick Danko, and Robbie Robertson on vocals on one of the great songs of all time IMO. This live version is from the Woodstock Festival in 1969. Big controversy on who wrote the song himself and whether Robbie was a shithead. Yeah, he probably was, but no matter now.
RIP Robbie Robertson
Thanks to YouTuber claus250
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Wonderful World
Monday morning, the Sam Cooke song that I loved as a child. Sung by Elle Cordova, who used to go by the name of Reina del Cid
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Have I Told You Lately?: Van Morrison, Sinead O’Connor And The Chieftains
If Not For You
Carson McKee and his younger brother Skylar in a nice duet cover of the Bob Dylan song.
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Who Can I Turn To?: Tony Bennett
Tony Bennett Unplugged
Tony Bennett, one of the greats, as an artist, human being, and a New York City fixture for many years. He will be missed.
Towards the end of his life he was stricken by Alzheimer’s. According to Wikipedia, his son Danny said that “the Alzheimer’s was mainly affecting his father’s short term memory and that he would often forget he had just performed after a concert; his long term memory remained intact and he could still fully remember all the lyrics to his repertoire when performing.”
“Fly Me to the Moon,” without a mic.
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Do Re Mi
Canadian Money: Quarter Ain’t Worth A Dime
This was an odd song that I really liked on the Sha Na Na album–not a doo wop song at all like their others, but a sweet clever folk-ish song. I don’t think it had any radio play, and I doubt it would fit in to any of their concerts, so I was really glad to find it on YouTube. Give it a try, I think you might like it.
Thanks to YouTuber Sha Na Na – Topic
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I Wonder Why: Sha Na Na
Monday morning, Sha Na Na. I saw these guys at Ferris Booth Hall when I was a student at Columbia University in the early 70s. I think most of them were Columbia alumni. I love the chaotic choreography.
Thanks to YouTuber Musikladen
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Cuckoo’s Nest
Monday morning, the traditional bluegrass song as played by many Toni Lindgrens.
Thanks to YouTuber Reina del Cid
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Here, There, and Everywhere
Ask Me Why
Monday Morning, a most unusual cover of a lesser known, but great early Beatles song. The guy who does this is really interesting–go to his channel and look at the variety of covers he does, all very well produced. I have no idea what his real name is, but he’s quite talented.
More at dreamerjazz352
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Compared to What
The Eugene McDaniels jazz classic, this time performed by Brian Auger and Alex Ligertwood
Brian Auger: Hammond B3; Karma Auger: drums; Alex Ligertwood: vocals; Leslie King: bass; Yarone Levy guitar
Thanks to YouTuber bluesWhm
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Nineteen and Aimless
A quirky and favorite original song from Josh Turner, with lyrics that I would think a lot of us can identify with…
Carson McKee and Taylor Neita rounding out the band.
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Wild Horses
Multi-Josh Turner with another great cover, this time, “Wild Horses,” off the Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers album.
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