Other Mixes By Media Vixen: Radio Sally
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SING A SAD SONG
| Artist | Song | |
| Merle Haggard and the Strangers (Strangers, Koch, 1965) | SING A SAD SONG (Stewart) | |
| Cry, Cry, Cry (Cry, Cry, Cry, Razor & Tie, 1998) | BY WAY OF SORROW (Miller) | |
| Jennifer Gentle (Valende, Sub Pop, 2005) | CIRCLES OF SORROW (Fasolo) | |
| Clarence Bucaro (Sweet Corn, Burnside, 2002) | SAD LAMENT (Bucaro) | |
| Uncle Walt's Band (An American in Texas Revisited, Sugar Hill, 1980) | SAD AS IT SEEMS (Cason/Hall) | |
| Papa M (Whatever, Mortal, Drag City, 2001) | SORROW REIGNS (Pajo) | |
| Bob Dylan (Bob Dylan, Columbia, 1962) | MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW (Trad. Arr. Dylan) | |
| Rickie Lee Jones (Pop Pop, Geffen, 1991) | THE BALLAD OF THE SAD YOUNG MEN (Landesman/Wolf) | |
| Magnetic Fields (The Wayward Bus, Feel Good All Over, 1991) | THE SADDEST STORY EVER TOLD (Merritt) | |
| Alasdair Roberts (Farewell Sorrow, Drag City, 2003) | FAREWELL SORROW (Roberts | |
| Jackson Browne (Solo Acoustic, Volume 1, Inside Recordings, 2005) | FOUNTAIN OF SORROW (Browne) | |
| Po' Girl (Po' Girl, Hightone, 2003) | WHAT SAD OLD SONG? (Klein/Russell) | |
| Ryan Adams (29, Lost Highway, 2006) | THE SADNESS (Adams) | |
| Cilla Black (Abbey Road Decade 1963 - 1973, EMI, 1997) | SURROUND YOURSELF WITH SORROW (Coulter/Martin) | |
| Bela Fleck (The Bluegrass Sessions: Tales from the Acoustic Planet, Vol. 2, Warner Bros., 1999) | WHEN JOY KILLS SORROW (Fleck) | |
| Wild Colonials (This Can't Be Life, Geffen, 1996) | WAKE UP SAD (Cantelon/Corea/McCluskey/Roewe/Shark) | |
| Cathy Ponton King (Lovin' You Right, Long Gone) | SWEET SAD AND LONELY (King) | |
| Emmylou Harris (Blue Kentucky Girl [Bonus Tracks], Rhino, 1979/2004) | SORROW IN THE WIND (Ritchie) | |
Comment:
This one just came out of the blue (but not really the blues) one day at work. Just sat down and worked it out. And it is a little strange here and there, most notably the Papa M song. Still getting used to it, but there you go.Feedback:
i must admit: i'm a sucker for a good sad song, & this definitely hits the spot - the emmylou harris, ryan adams, mag fields, bob dylan & merle haggard are top notch especially.
I love this. A real pick-me-upper!
Love it especially the Jackson Browne track.
Spreading cheer wherever they go. ;-)
Y'know - I'd really love to hear this now. Anything I can trade ya for it (once I'm settled, of course)?
I'm a sucker for a saddie too . . . what a great way to do a mix tho, at work ! way to go Sally . . . !
Very cool. Sad songs is my favorite genre.
Great stuff. Love the Dylan/Rickie Lee/Mag Fields run especially.
Ah les joies et les peines. I feel nothing but sorrow every time I hear the dreadful voice of Cilla Black. The rest is sweet sorrow though!
This is the bees knees! M. Ward Sad Sad Song may have fitted although on reflection it's a bit of a misnomer as I find it to be quite uplifting meself. Anyway, love the Papa M, Alasdair, and Po' Girl especially.
Elton John was right. Those sad songs say so much. I only know a few songs here, but that Magnetic Fields is excellent -- even if it has a rather upbeat melody.
Lots of wonderfully sad picks. Particularly like the Cry, Cry, Cry, Po' Girl & Emmylou.
Track #14!
Nice. That "little strange" quality is one of my favorite things about this mix.
Boo-Hoo-wah!!!! Cry me a river of fantastic tunes, I say. Or, said?Either way, great stuff. And, BY WAY OF SORROW by CRY, CRY, CRY!? How unbelievably appropriate.
well done indeed!
looking sad but sounding great