Playlist For a Friend

• Gordon Lightfoot - Beautiful ..... Because incredible beauty needs to be acknowledged.
• Warren Zevon - Empty Handed Heart
• Robert Palmer - One Last Look
• Peter Himmelman - Woman With the Strength of Ten Thousand Men

Playlist

Listening to online radio …. OPB Music.

• Great Grandpa - Mono No Aware
• Roselit Bone - Proving Grounds
• Jay Som - Nighttime Drive
• Caroline Rose - More of the Same
• Cold War Kids - Hang Me Up to Dry
• Wilco - Love Is Everywhere (Beware)
• Bahamas - Alone
• Sunflower Bean - Come For Me ….. I hate it when a song reminds you of something or someone but you can't quite recall what or who.
•  The Hello Sequence - Downward Spiral
• The Decemberists - We Both Go Down Together ….. This one I can easily identify what it reminds me of. REM's, 'Losing My Religion.'
• Khruangbin - Maria Tambien …..  Not even going to attempt to pronounce the bands name.

Fred Neil

A collection from 2009 bringing together two of his albums from the 1960's. The ultimate singer/songwriter!! Classic 60's Folkie!!

You don't know the name …. How about his song, 'Everybody's Talking'? Surely you've heard that song at some place and time on some radio station in your lifetime. Someone else may have been singing it but you've heard it. It's one of those timeless classics.

Playlist

• Uncle Tupelo - Sandusky ..... Discovering Son Volt in the mid-90's led me to Uncle Tupelo. Not exactly chronological order. Instrumental tune revolving around a mandolin.
• Son Volt - Back Into Your World .....My Introduction to Son Volt, who already had a couple albums out at the time. Apparently I'm late to everything. It became my anthem and prayer for awhile.
• Greg Copeland - Pretty Girl Rules the World ..... Being a fan of Jackson Browne in the 1970's you would eventually read or hear the name, Greg Copeland, one of his early songwriting mentors.
• Neil Young - Cowgirl In the Sand / Cinnamon Girl
• Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here ..... The first time I flew, I heard this song the previous evening played live in Borders by a couple of local guys. I was extremely nervous about flying the next morning and thinking this might be my final worldly task. I was also sending a message through the waves, "Wish you were HERE!" I really didn't want to board that plane in the morning.