Other Mixes By SwankQueen
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Theme
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Theme - Romantic
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Theme - Romantic
Down with the King III
| Artist | Song | |
| The Small Faces | All or Nothing | |
| U.K. Subs | Stranglehold | |
| The Supremes | My World is Empty Without You | |
| This Mortal Coil | Late Night | |
| Dinah Washington | More Than You Know | |
| Billie Holiday | How Deep is the Ocean | |
| Superchunk | 100,000 Fireflies | |
| Lloyd and Glen | Oh Little Girl (Take 2) | |
| Sam Cooke | Soothe Me | |
| Camille Yarbrough | Take Yo' Praise | |
| Wilson Pickett | Toe Hold | |
| Salt 'n' Pepa | Whatta Man | |
| Wreckless Eric | Whole Wide World | |
| Howlin' Wolf | Mr. Airplane Man | |
| Otis Redding | Cigarettes and Coffee | |
| The Pooh Sticks | Jelly on a Plate | |
| Bruce Cockburn | Let Us Go Laughing | |
| David Sylvian | Late Night Shopping | |
| Hnsker Dn | Reoccurring Dreams | |
| Etta James | At Last | |
Comment:
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You're wonderful and I love you. The fact that you managed to include "Reoccurring Dreams" on a romantic mix for me (let alone follow it up with that particular Etta James track) would be reason enough. The fact that the rest of this is fantastic doesn't hurt, either, particularly the Salt 'n' Pepa, Sam Cooke, Camille Yarbrough, Small Faces and Wreckless Eric songs. Lastly, that Howlin' Wolf-to-Otis Redding transition is gorgeous.
love the soul bent on this one - that otis track is one of my very favorite songs of his
A fantastic trio, Ms Queen. The opener and closer, 5-7 and 11-15 runs are gorgeous.
Wow, THIS is what I'd call a romantic mix...very nice!
Oh to have a woman who made mixes for me like this, guess I'll just have to make do with 'H.' (Yeh I'm only brave enough to write that cos I know she won't ever see it ha)
I'm with Anthony on this. Love the soul.
to say something completely out of character for once: "that's hot"! nice work, swanksta'!
*****!!!!!
Another winner!
Quite the trilogy, SQ! I'm sure your prince charming will be forever grateful with these romantic interludes.
Now that I've *really* digested this one, I wanted to tell you that: 1) that Billie Holiday to Superchunk transition is beyond genius, and 2) those last four songs--both as sequencing choices and as recordings--are unbelievably wonderful. Thanks again. This is definitely my favorite of the three.