What are you listening to right now?

Keep On Truckin' - Eddie Kendricks

I'm listening to great Björk.

One day
One day, it will happen
One day, it will all come true.

One day, when you're ready
One day, when you're up to it.

The atmosphere
Will get lighter
And two suns ready
To shine just for you
I can feel it, I can feel it.

One day it will happen
One day, one day it will all make sense

One day, you will blossom
One day, one day when you're ready.

An aeroplane
Will curve gracefully
Around the volcano
With the eruption that never lets you down.

I can feel it, I can feel it.

And the beautifullest
Fireworks are burning
In the sky (Oooow) just for you
I can feel it, I can feel it, ohh.

Morphine's 'Cure for pain' album - I'm not listening to the whole collection on random at the moment, I have a floating playlist that I add things that I want to hear, that random.org picks from my scary database or that work colleagues request, either tracks, albums, chart positions, genres, years or keywords!

I didn't realize Warren Smith had done Ubangi Stomp, one of the favorite tunes Danny Gatton used to do with his Redneck Jazz band in the D.C. area.

Guess Warren got overshadowed by the other cats in the Sun records catalogue like Elvis and Johnny Cash

listening to this:
my new favorite version of an old standard - listen to that voice and piano!!!

but no one can beat the original:

That was really nice aidan

Nimh mentioned the band that featured the girl who sang Spooky on his smile thread - I'd never heard of the band - or that girl before. And it reminded me of Dusty Springfield.

I like Alan Parson's - this is one of my favorite of their songs-


which reminded me of this song that I used to listen to at about the same time- this is a nice version - except it's two grand pianos and they're just ever so slightly out of sync (to my ear) but the eagle in the other video reminds me of the view of the world from an aspect of flight (as in this song)
funny how one thing leads to another...

Here's the original. The guitarist of the Classics IV added lyrics and voila:


I loved the other 2 versions...Dusty was incomparable

When I was a teenager we would go to Seattle and there was a carpeted building where you would lay on the floor. The lights were turned off and there was a light show on the ceiling and Alan Parsons Project was some of the songs that were played.

Hard to believe this recording is 27 years old

Isn't Darol 'The Captain'?