Every Monday morning. Music so good… it must be shared.
This week: “Bottom of the River” — Adam Arcuragi, from the album, “I am Become Joy”
Thanks for stopping by The Brew House.
Every Monday morning. Music so good… it must be shared.
This week: “Heart to Hang Onto” — Pete Townshend and Eddie Vedder, live on David Letterman
It took me a few months, but I finally saw “Pearl Jam Twenty”, the Cameron Crowe project about the band’s first 20 years. Plenty of great stuff — some of the unseen footage from the early 90s might have been the most compelling part — but there was also a great moment where Eddie Vedder is talking about the first time he met Pete Townshend.
Vedder, he recalls, was paralyzed. This is Pete Townshend. His hero. What do you say? And then, (and I’m paraphrasing here) Townshend spoke.
“I’ve waited so long to meet you,” he said.
Every Monday morning. Music so good… it must be shared.
This week: “Knotty Pine” — Dirty Projectors and David Byrne, off the compilation album “Dark Was The Night“
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Every Monday morning. Music so good… it must be shared.
This week: “Morning Thought” — Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., off the album, “It’s a Corporate World”
Honorable mention: “Before You Cry” — Camera Obscura
Every Monday morning. Music so good… it must be shared.
This week: “Why Do You Let Me Stay Here? — She and Him, off the album, “Volume One”
Honorable mention: “White Cliffs of Dover” — The Checkers; “Jack Wilson Said (I’m In Heaven When You Smile)” — Van Morrison
Every Monday morning. Music so good… it must be shared.
This week: “Santa Fe” — Beirut, off the album “The Rip Tide”
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