The second week of walking to work didn’t get started until today (yesterday the weather was crap and Monday was my birthday so I caught the bus both days). So here’s today’s list -
There:
- “Fisherman’s Daughter” – Daniel Lanois
- “Superstition” (Live) – Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble (A performance that really shows what a great band Double Trouble were)
- “I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still in Love with You)” – Johnny Cash
- “The Middle of the Road” – Alabama 3 (A surprisingly restrained song from their latest album)
- “96 Tears” – The Stranglers
- “If a Tree Falls” – Bruce Cockburn (Bruce the musical eco-warrior)
- “Is That Love” – Squeeze
- “The Longest Time” – Billy Joel
And back again:
- “Morning Glory Wine” – Mark Lanegan (This would have fit in better on the way to work but it’s such a good song it’s always welcome)
- “Burn Bitch Burn” – Kiss
- “Rollercoaster” (Demo Version) – Robert Plant (I got a ticket to see Plant and Alison Krauss live for my birthday! Roll on May 5th)
- “Green Ballet II” – Adrian Legg (Legg’s a great guitarist but this hasn’t really got a beat you can walk to)
- “Tremor Christ” – Pearl Jam
- “Lady Luck” – J.J. Cale (Now here’s a guitarist who writes songs that get you moving!)
- “Tangled Up in Blue” – Bob Dylan (I love a good story song and this is a classic)
Today’s post title comes from “Burn Bitch Burn” by the one and only Gene Simmons and Kiss. But you probably guessed that, right?
