May 10, 201016 yr Not sure...but I'd guess either Smokey Robinson or Lou Rawls. Lou Rawls is correct.
May 11, 201016 yr Author "She Loves You" by Twilight Singers (CD only, unfortunately — I'm going to have to see if they'll let me bring a receiver, speakers and turntable into the office for work days )
May 12, 201016 yr Author I was struggling to find something to listen to while working out, since Tuesday isn't a dedicated day the way Prince Monday and Hip-Hop Thursday are. First I grabbed some Beatles, then was drawn to some Willie Nelson, but neither fit the mood, so I went sideways. "Where You Been" by Dinosaur Jr. (Sides 1/2)
May 13, 201016 yr Author "Midnight At The Movies" by Justin Townes Earle (Sides 1/2) Covering The Replacements' outstanding tune "Can't Hardly Wait" has done in a number of other well-meaning artists in the past, because it's just a tricky song to get right. JTE nails it, doing the best of any version I've heard (other than the original, 'natch).
May 13, 201016 yr "Midnight At The Movies" by Justin Townes Earle (Sides 1/2) Covering The Replacements' outstanding tune "Can't Hardly Wait" has done in a number of other well-meaning artists in the past, because it's just a tricky song to get right. JTE nails it, doing the best of any version I've heard (other than the original, 'natch). Album never gets old.
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