Communion Records Jam - Over the Hill (John Martyn cover)
What a gorgeous cover. Ben Lovett’s team is building something special.
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Growin’ Up (October 1985)
Really wish I could have seen Bruce & Clarence during their storytelling prime. Still struggling to digest experiencing “The E Street Band” without him in Atlanta.
R.I.P. Big Man.
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Swiss Lips - Grow
You look just like your mother said you would… this band might be going places.
The Black Keys - Lonely Boy
Hoping this is the actual video, because any subsequent release would obviously be a letdown. Excited about adding a few new moves to my dance arsenal!
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You Won’t - Who Knew
I don’t know about you, but I prefer my folk pop with a touch of mandolin and romanticism. Accordions are pretty neat too.
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The Dirty Guv’nahs - Wide Awake
Totally blew it by not taking notice of this band much sooner, but I’m glad to see American Rock n’ Roll is alive and well in Knoxville.
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College feat. Electric Youth - A Real Hero
Drive easily takes the cake for the year’s best closing credits song. Strongly considering adding Gosling’s Scorpio jacket to the top of my Christmas list too…
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Ryan Adams - Lucky Now
Exactly what I was hoping to hear after the long hiatus. Hurry up, 10.11.11.
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Pickwick - Blackout
I’ll pretty much support any new band citing Sam Cooke as a major influence.
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The War on Drugs - Baby Missiles
Is this what happens when “Working on the Highway” has a baby with Pitchfork? If it isn’t, why do I want to bust out my Born in the U.S.A. moves so badly?
