• Song 386: Green Tambourine
    Somewhere in my basement are a few old 45s that I have had since the 1960s. Two of them are recordings of the Lemon Pipers, including “Green Tambourine”. The term “psychedelic pop” was invented for bands like the Lemon Pipers.
  • Song 387: Thank U
    Yes, it’s pretty obvious, Alanis Morissette is underrated as a recording artist.  She was a dominant voice in the late 1990s, and I enjoy several of her albums, but I really do like how she put together “Thank U” as a slow but uplifting call for personal enlightenment. 
  • Song 388: Guns on the Roof
    I know I said before that I’m not a big Clash fan, but maybe I don’t know myself.  I’ve already posted a Joe Strummer song, and now here’s a great tune from The Clash’s second album, “Give ‘Em Enough Rope”. 
  • Song 389: Mystery Kids
    You *might* know Garland’s version of Wild in the Streets, or 96 Tears, but Mystery Kids was always my favorite.
  • Song 390: Torn and Frayed
    Torn and Frayed is one of the severely underplayed songs from The Rolling Stones’ catalog.
  • Song 391: DumDum Club
    I will admit I was never the biggest fan of The Clash.  I liked them fine, and saw them as one of the acts on a Day on the Green in the Bay Area, but I own one album by them.