Other Mixes By Media Vixen: Radio Sally
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HOW THE HEART APPROACHES (Mon Cher, Vol. 1)
| Artist | Song | |
| PAUL SIMON (One Trick Pony, 1978) | HOW THE HEART APPROACHES WHAT IT YEARNS (Paul Simon) | |
| CASSANDRA WILSON (Spirit of '73: Rock for Choice, 1993) | KILLING ME SOFTLY (N. Gimbel/C. Fox) | |
| JULIE MILLER (Broken Things, 1999) | I NEED YOU (Julie Miller) | |
| JONI MITCHELL (Blue, 1971) | A CASE OF YOU (J. Mitchell) | |
| ARETHA FRANKLIN (Jazz to Soul, 1992) | IF EVER I WOULD LEAVE YOU (A. J. Lerner/ F. Loewe) | |
| RICKIE LEE JONES (Pop, Pop, 1991) | COMIN' BACK TO ME (Marty Balin) | |
| THE FLEETWOODS, 1959 | COME SOFTLY TO ME (G. Traxel/G. Christopher/B. Ellis) | |
| STEVE EARLE (Transcendental Blues,2000) | I DON'T WANT TO LOSE YOU YET (Steve Earle) | |
| THE LOUVIN BROTHERS (When I Stop Dreaming: The Best of the Louvin Brothers, 1995) | HOPING THAT YOU'RE HOPING (Betty Harrison) | |
| NINA SIMONE (Nina Simone: Jazz Masters, 1994) | I PUT A SPELL ON YOU (Jalacy H. Hawkins) | |
| ALLMAN BROTHERS (Eat A Peach, 1972) | BLUE SKIES (Dicky Betts) | |
| NAT `KING' COLE (Nat `King' Cole: Box Set, 1992) | THE TOUCH OF YOUR LIPS ( Ray Noble) | |
| NAT `KING' COLE (The Complete After Midnight Sessions, 1987) | SOMETIMES I'M HAPPY (no data given) | |
| RON SEXSMITH (Bleeker Street, 1999) | REASON TO BELIEVE (Tim Hardin) | |
| NIAMH PARSONS (Loose Connections, 1995) | WHERE ARE YOU (TONIGHT I WONDER)? (Andy M. Stewart) | |
| JULIE LONDON (Time for Love, 1991) | I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE (McHugh/Fields) | |
| DUKE ROBILLARD (You Got Me, 1988) | YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I ADORE (Robillard) | |
| DINAH WASHINGTON & BROOKE BENTON (The Two of Us, 1959) | BABY, YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES (Clyde Otis/Murray Stein) | |
| LAURIE LEWIS (Love Chooses You, 1989) | LOVE CHOOSES YOU (Laurie Lewis) | |
| RICHARD & TEDDY THOMPSON (Celtschmerz: Like UK '98, 1998) | THE HEART NEEDS A HOME (Richard Thompson) | |
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Yesterday was my first anniversary as an AotM'er... not sure that that has any significance but ... So, this is a series I made for my recent, lamented ex. I mean, at least he inspired me to some good mixes, no? He confessed (THAT BASTARD) that he never much listened to this one 'cuz he didn't really like Nat 'King' Cole ... too bad I didn't know that before I slept with ... coulda been a deal-breaker right there... anyway ... stand-out tracks (besides the Nat Cole) on this include the Niamh Parsons (lovely harmony on there by Brian Kennedy who also sang back-up with Van Morrison), the always killer Julie London, the C Wilson cover of Killing Me Softly ... and Aretha's cover of If Ever I Would Leave You. It's a mediocre song, but Aretha gets everything and more out of it. One of her best recordings from the period. And the Laurie Lewis is kinda jejune I know, but sometimes it sure feels true.Feedback:
Another heart-tugger, Sally Anne. I love that Allman Brothers track.
Very nice.
A+ on the front half, don't know much about the second half.
And you now hold the distinction of being the only person I have ever heard use the word "jejune".
And you now hold the distinction of being the only person I have ever heard use the word "jejune".
Wonderful!
all great songs... a wonderful mix as usual
This does look lovely.
Wow - Nat King Cole as an 'acid test'. I like that. Super duper, trouper.
To answer your questions: yes, it IS significant; yes,good mixes inspired. Ha! That's a good one: Nat King as "acid test"! Me, I'd take any woman who used the word "jejune" competently. Nice anniversary mix!!! Congratulations, and long may you reign! Luminesse...
This looks really beautiful. I'm a big fan of that Cassandra Wilson cover. Fantastic.
another swweet one
MTlodieux. J'aime #6 et 14.
Well, he could have zipped to the next track. The Fool! Tres Bien Madame Vixen...c'est bon!
Sweet...I especially like the Joni, Nina and Julie tracks.
Beautiful Sally. Happy anniversary!