Jayhawks Week
28/05/18 21:13 Filed in: classsongoftheday | music
CLASS SONG OF THE DAY YEAR TWO: JAYHAWKS WEEK
'Pretty little hairdo, don't do what it used to
Can't disguise the living
All the miles that you've been through
Looking like a train wreck,
Wearing too much make-up,
The burden that you carry
Is more than one soul could ever bear'
Lyrics: 'Save It For A Rainy Day'
Following on from Ryan Adams in Week Four Class Song of the Day Music Weeks was brought to you by The Jayhawks a most underrated and glorious band. Been lucky enough to see them a few times, as well as seeing the lead singer Gary Louris perform in Liverpool. Top songwriting with lovely guitar and beautiful harmonies.
They is top (I like them so much my main email address is named after a Jayhawks album!).
The seven songs I chose were:
Click on the pic to go to the Class Song of the Day (Year Two) and check them out.
This week's songs are from Frank Turner the prolific English troubadour. I've had a real hard time whittling that down to seven songs; pretty sure I'll have a second Frank week later in the year.
'Pretty little hairdo, don't do what it used to
Can't disguise the living
All the miles that you've been through
Looking like a train wreck,
Wearing too much make-up,
The burden that you carry
Is more than one soul could ever bear'
Lyrics: 'Save It For A Rainy Day'
Following on from Ryan Adams in Week Four Class Song of the Day Music Weeks was brought to you by The Jayhawks a most underrated and glorious band. Been lucky enough to see them a few times, as well as seeing the lead singer Gary Louris perform in Liverpool. Top songwriting with lovely guitar and beautiful harmonies.
They is top (I like them so much my main email address is named after a Jayhawks album!).
The seven songs I chose were:
- Waiting for the Sun
- I'm Going to Make You Love Me
- Ace
- All the Right Reasons
- What Led Me To This Town
- Bad Time, and
- Stumbling Through the Dark
Click on the pic to go to the Class Song of the Day (Year Two) and check them out.
This week's songs are from Frank Turner the prolific English troubadour. I've had a real hard time whittling that down to seven songs; pretty sure I'll have a second Frank week later in the year.
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