Here it is, folks! The moment you've all been waiting for! Let's count down the songs I played the most that came out this year from 20 to 1!! Here we go...
20. "The Night We Met" - Lord Huron
19. "In A Drawer" - Band of Horses
18. "Shine" - Mondo Cozmo
17. "Love Is Mystical" - Cold War Kids
16. "High Ticket Attractions" - The New Pornographers
15. "Lay It On Me" - Vance Joy
14. "Can I Sit Next to You?" - Spoon
13. "Two High" - Moon Taxi
12. "Baby I'm Broken" - The Record Company
11. "The Man" - The Killers
10. "The Gold" - Manchester Orchestra
9. "You're the Best Thing About Me" - U2
8. "Up All Night" - Beck
7. "Rhythm And Blues" - The Head and The Heart
6. "Shine On Me" - Dan Auerbach (Black Keys)
5. "The System Only Dreams In Total Darkness" - The National
4. "Everything Now" - Arcade Fire
3. "Name For You" - The Shins
2. "Hot Thoughts" - Spoon
annnnddd...the Number 1 song of 2017 is....
"FEEL IT STILL" BY PORTUGAL. THE MAN!!!
Happy Holidays and New Years, folks, and see ya next year!! :)
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Wednesday, December 6, 2017
New songs for December 6th 2017
here they are:
"Midnight Train to Memphis" by Chris Stapleton: "Southern rock" might not be a thing anymore to most musicians, but to Chris Stapleton, it is! Having already stormed the adult alt radio charts with "Second One to Know" in the summer of this year, Chris is now back a second time around with "Midnight Train to Memphis", a song whose sound used to be just plain ol' country that Chris has now spruced up with more of a rock sound. The title alone of this song conjures up the typical Southern rock and country imagery of traveling down the highway (or railway) at night. It may be getting close to winter, but Chris Stapleton still wants to fire up the barbecue grills down a blazing hot road right now!
"Queens of the Breakers" by The Barr Brothers: The only other track for this week is a country-rock song as well, but more in a sentimental way than in a rockin' one. The song was actually named for band member Brad Barr's group of friends he hung out with when he was a teenager. Not exactly sure what the origin of the name "Queens of the Breakers" is, but that's not as important as the overall bittersweet nostalgia the song tends to evoke. Over the course of 5 and a half minutes, The Barr Brothers meld country, bluegrass, jam band sounds, and rock to create a yearning, winsome story in this song.
"Midnight Train to Memphis" by Chris Stapleton: "Southern rock" might not be a thing anymore to most musicians, but to Chris Stapleton, it is! Having already stormed the adult alt radio charts with "Second One to Know" in the summer of this year, Chris is now back a second time around with "Midnight Train to Memphis", a song whose sound used to be just plain ol' country that Chris has now spruced up with more of a rock sound. The title alone of this song conjures up the typical Southern rock and country imagery of traveling down the highway (or railway) at night. It may be getting close to winter, but Chris Stapleton still wants to fire up the barbecue grills down a blazing hot road right now!
"Queens of the Breakers" by The Barr Brothers: The only other track for this week is a country-rock song as well, but more in a sentimental way than in a rockin' one. The song was actually named for band member Brad Barr's group of friends he hung out with when he was a teenager. Not exactly sure what the origin of the name "Queens of the Breakers" is, but that's not as important as the overall bittersweet nostalgia the song tends to evoke. Over the course of 5 and a half minutes, The Barr Brothers meld country, bluegrass, jam band sounds, and rock to create a yearning, winsome story in this song.
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