Listening

This Friday's song is Walking in Memphis by Marc Cohen. This song was released in 1991. In 1991, I was traveling a lot in Asia and this song always brought me "home" for a few minutes.

This Friday's song is an early version of Innocent Man by Billy Joel. Enjoy!

This performance of Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street band in Barcelona has always been a favorite.

This Friday's song, City of New Orleans by Arlo Guthrie, was released in 1972. That was the year I graduated from St. John Prep in Danvers, MA and headed back to Long Island for college.

Bit behind with sharing what we picked out of our music collection this week. This week's choice is actually a triple play by Jim Croce including Time in a Bottle, Operator, and I've Got a Name.

I was ten years old when The House of the Rising Sun by Eric Burdon and the Animals were released. Even at that age, the song touched something in my soul.

One of my first "I think really want to ask her out" songs was I Think We're Alone Now by Tommy James and the Shondells. Hope you enjoy.

This Friday's song picked from our music collection is "I'm Gonna Be Somebody" by Travis Tritt. He has a compelling, gutsey sound that draws you in.

This Friday's song, Sultans of Swing by Dire Straits, was released in 1979. I owned a 1974 copper-orange Chevy Camaro and this was a favorite driving song.

This Friday's song, Tupelo Honey by Van Morrison, was released when I was senior in high school. Morrison had been a favorite artist for me since I first heard Brown Eyed Girl several years before.

Spent some time enjoying songs from our collection we hadn't heard for a while over the long weekend. One was Why Did You Leave Me Now by Liz Rodrigues which we first heard on a True Blood episode.