(Finished April 22nd, 2019) Mash Up Blog: Stevie Wonder and Nelly Furtado, Part 2

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"Uptight":

"I Was Made To Love Her":

"For Once In My Life":

A slightly different lineup than the original recording, both line ups are great though.
"That's What Friends Are For":

"I Ain't Gonna Stand For It":

"That Girl":

"Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours":

"Boogie On Reggae Woman":

"Yesterme, Yesteryou, Yesterday":

Nelly Furtado:

The videos from other songs but the audio for "One Trick Pony":

"Powerless (Say What You Want)":

"Explode":

"Try":

"Fresh Off The Boat":

"Forca":



"... On The Radio (Remember The Days)":



"Turn Off The Light":

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(Finished April 21st, 2019) Happy Easter, Part 2

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Happy Easter!!! I had no intention of breaking this into blogs, but I just kept on discovering more and more great songs.

16) Jeff Goodrich "Oh Lord My Redeemer":

17) Michael McLean "You're Not Alone":

18) Jenny Jordan Frogley "His Hands":

19) Tim McGraw "Live Like You Were Dying":



20) Casting Crowns "While You Were Sleeping":



21) Carrie Underwood "Temporary Home":

22) Martina McBride "Concrete Angel":



23) Miranda Lambert "The House That Built Me":



24) Josh Groban "You Raise Me Up":



25) Wilson Phillips "Hold On":



26) Carrie Underwood "So Small":



27) Joe Nichols "The Impossible":



About the resurrection of New York after 9/11. 28) Bruce Springsteen "The Rising":



29) Bruce Springsteen "Counting On A Miracle":



30) MercyMe "I Can Only Imagine":



31) Royal Choral Society of Handel's Hallelujah Chorus:



Like "Concrete Angel" only a much happier ending. 32) John Michael Montgomery "The Little Girl":

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(Started April 21st, 2019) Happy Easter, Part 1

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Not to get to religious on you, but Easter is the day we celebrate the rising of our Savior over the bands of death, these are songs that relate to that theme.

1) for King and Country "For God Only Knows":

2) Lauren Daigle "You Say":

3) Lauren Daigle "Come Alive (Dry Bones)":

I don't know how you can't have an immense amount of gratitude after listening to this song? 4) Lauren Daigle "Still Rolling Stones":

5) Andra Day "Rise Up":

6) Cat Stevens "Morning Has Broken":

Goosebumps!!! 7) Sinead O' Connor "I Don't Know How To Love Him":

8) Jars Of Clay "Flood":

9) Creed "My Own Prison":

10) Creed "One":

11) Afterglow "I Heard Him Come":

Two more from Jesus Christ Superstar":

12) "Hosanna":

13) "Heaven On Their Minds":

A couple from Amy Grant:

14) "Sing Your Praise":

15) "I Have Decided":

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(Finished July 27th, 2019) The Wallflowers!!

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The Wallflowers are one of my favorite 90's bands and I've been thinking about writing this blog for awhile.

The Wallflowers have had several members over the years, with Jakob Dylan being the singer and face of the band. They've released 6 CDs over the years. Their most recent CD was 2012's "Glad All Over". Their most famous CD is their 1996 CD "Bringing Down The Horse". That CD contains most of those songs you think of when you think of The Wallflowers. It features "One Headlight", "6th Avenue Heartache", "Three Marlenas" and "Difference". Other great songs by The Wallflowers include "Some Flowers Bloom Dead", "Murder 101" and "Letters From The Wasteland".

They have toured as late as April of this year, just a few days ago. I would love to see them again, but seem to be on a bit of a hiatus now. On recent sets they've been playing their classics, lesser known songs, some Jakob Dylan solo songs and a cover of Tom Petty's "The Waiting".

1) "The Waiting":

2) "Three Marlenas":

3) "Some Flowers Bloom Dead":

4) "One Headlight":

5) "Letters From The Wasteland":

6) "Murder 101":



7) "Nearly Beloved":

8) "I've Been Delivered":



9) "Sleepwalker":

10) "God Don't Make Lonely Girls":

11) "Laughing Out Loud":



12) "Bleeders":



13) "Everything I Need":



14) "Hospital For Sinners":



15) "First One In The Car":



16) "Reboot The Mission":



17) "It's A Dream":



18) "6th Avenue Heartache":



This song has some of the most incomprehensible lyrics for any song ever. 19) "The Difference":

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(Started April 18th, 2019) The Best Songs With the Word "Rock" In Them, Part 1

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1) Kiss "Detroit Rock City":

This song woke me up this morning. 2) Twisted Sister "I Wanna Rock":

3) Dio "We Rock":

4) Rick Derringer "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo":

5) Billy Joel "It's Still Rock and Roll To Me":

6) Neil Young "Rockin' In The Free World":

A non-rock song, but still a great song. 7) Michael Jackson "Rock With You":

8) Bad Company "Rock N' Roll Fantasy":

9) The B-52's "Rock Lobster":

10) Def Leppard "Rock of Ages":

11) Simon & Garfunkel "I Am A Rock":

12) Black Eyed Peas "Rock That Body":

13) The Scorpions "Rock You Like A Hurricane":

14) Def Leppard "Rock Rock (Till You Drop)":

15) AC/DC "For Those About To Rock":

16) Boston "Rock and Roll Band":

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(Started April 17th, 2019) Music To Accompany The Mueller Report

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In honor of the Robert Mueller report about possible Trump-Russia collusion, these are a bunch of songs about the law and breaking it.

1) The Clash "I Fought The Law":

2) Judas Priest "Breaking The Law":

3) Bob Marley and the Wailers "I Shot The Sheriff":

4) Sammy Hagar "I Can't Drive 55":

5) Jackson Brown "Lawyers In Love":

6) twenty one pilots "The Judge":

7) Cheap Trick "Dream Police":

8) Johnny Cash "Folsom Prison Blues":

9) Inner Circle "Bad Boys":

10 Gene Pitney "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance":

11) Wham! "Freedom":

12) Warrant "So Damn Pretty (Should Be Against The Law)":

13) They Might Be Giants "(She Was A) Hotel Detective":

14) The Clash "Police On My Back":

15) Merle Haggard "Mama Tried":

16) Jon Bon Jovi "Blaze of Glory":

17) Bon Jovi "Wanted Dead or Alive":

18) Barbra Striesand and Barry Gibb "Guilty":

19) Billy Joel "An Innocent Man":

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(Started April 16th, 2019) Mash Up Blog: Stevie Wonder and Nelly Furtado, Part 1

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Every once in awhile I like to post a mash up blog. I post songs from two very different musicians. Both are musicians I like a lot, but they play completely different genres of music. Obviously Stevie Wonder has received plenty of love over the years. Nelly Furtado also got plenty of attention when she broke onto the scene, but when was the last time you thought about her? I don't think about her much other than when one of her amazing songs pops up on my iPod.

Stevie Wonder:

"Masterblaster (Jammin'):

"Sir Duke":

"Superstition":

"My Cherie Amour":

"Part Time Lover":

"Ebony and Ivory":

Nelly Furtado:

"Baby Girl":

"I'm Like A Bird":

"Promiscuous":

"Do It":

"Say It Right":

"All Good Things (Come To An End)":

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