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Song of the Day 11/30: Derek Trucks Band, “Down in the Flood (Crash on the Levee)”

Posted by By Alby November 30, 2020
Bob Dylan wrote this during the Basement Tapes sessions in 1967 and has recorded it three times (none are available on YouTube, which Dylan's people police pretty closely). None of…
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Song of the Day 11/29: Raspberries, “Overnight Sensation (Hit Record)”

Posted by By Alby November 29, 20201 Comment
Though they're now acknowledged as founding fathers of power pop, Raspberries weren't fully appreciated in their time. Their Mod-based sound was considered lightweight, their teen-angst lyrics banal, their matching-suits look…
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Song of the Day 11/27: L.T.D., “(Every Time I Turn Around) Back in Love Again”

Posted by By Alby November 27, 2020
For reasons that don't matter anymore, disco mostly sucked. But it was closely related to funk, which meant some truly funky music got dance-floor exposure, too. L.T.D. (it stood for…
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Song of the Day 11/26: Poi Dog Pondering, “Thanksgiving”

Posted by By Alby November 26, 20201 Comment
This song has nothing to do with the holiday, but I don't care, I just like the tune. For me it's the standout song on "Wishing Like a Maountain and…
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Song of the Day 11/25: Bruce Springsteen, “Last Man Standing”

Posted by By Alby November 25, 20202 Comments
Bruce Springsteen's "Letter to You" album, released a month ago, got reviews I would characterize more as respectful than enthusiastic. Many of the songs replicate the arena-rock template Springsteen laid…
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Song of the Day 11/24: Dave Clark Five, “Glad All Over”

Posted by By Alby November 24, 20203 Comments
When the Beatles led the first wave of the British Invasion, the band that challenged them in popularity wasn't the Rolling Stones, who were still playing blues covers -- it…
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Song of the Day 11/23: Cream, “Badge”

Posted by By Alby November 23, 20203 Comments
Eric Clapton and George Harrison's lives and careers were intertwined to a remarkable degree -- they played on each other's albums, they gave each other guitars, they even stayed friends…
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Song of the Day 11/22: Grand Funk Railroad, “I’m Your Captain/Closer to Home”

Posted by By Alby November 22, 2020
When it comes to guys cracking up, I like the classics. This song, probably best and most-popular in Grand Funk's repertoire, has been open to wide interpretation -- one view…
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Song of the Day 11/21: Laurie Anderson, “It’s Not the Bullet That Kills You (It’s the Hole)”

Posted by By Alby November 21, 20201 Comment
Laurie Anderson was a performance artist and musician with a following among New York's boho art scene for years before she became suddenly famous in 1981, when star British DJ…
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Song of the Day 11/20: Shark Tape, “Neverlast”

Posted by By Alby November 20, 20201 Comment
I have no topical reference today, just a song I keep on my playlist that nobody else has ever heard. I'm a sucker for power pop, and this little ditty…
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Song of the Day 11/19: AC/DC, “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap”

Posted by By Alby November 19, 2020
Theme song for Trump's legal team, though I'm skeptical about the "done dirt cheap" part. Of course, they're cheap from Trump's standpoint -- he'll just stiff them. AC/DC didn't break…
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Song of the Day 11/18: King Luan, “There Are No Gnomes in Sweden”

Posted by By Alby November 18, 20202 Comments
I don't watch much TV except for my exposure when my wife does -- I call it eaveswatching, because I'm usually just listening while I'm doing something else -- so…
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Song of the Day 11/17: James Gang, “Walk Away”

Posted by By Alby November 17, 2020
People think of the James Gang as Joe Walsh's old band from Cleveland, but despite fronting the power trio and doing most of the songwriting during its 1968-71 heyday, Walsh…
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