Showing posts with label Beatles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beatles. Show all posts

Friday, August 09, 2013

Top 10 Songs Featuring Harmonica



Carlos is not a fan of the harmonica or any song containing it. And I love the harmonica. 

Back in the day, my friend Matt and I each bought $60 harmonicas for the sole purpose of learning how to play - and then woo women.



It was the early 1990's.

I was still dating women then.

I still love the sound of the instrument and any song containing it. Here are my Top 10 Songs Featuring Harmonica. Enjoy. You too, Carlos!


Black Country Woman - Led Zeppelin



From Me to You - The Beatles



I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues - Elton John Featuring Stevie Wonder



Isn't She Lovely - Stevie Wonder



Long May You Run - Neil Young



Piano Man - Billy Joel



Roadhouse Blues - The Doors



Running To Stand Still - U2



What I Like About You - The Romantics

 

What Would You Say - Dave Matthews Band


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I've never been a fan of Bob Dylan or Bruce Springsteen so I couldn't list their songs. I could have listed many more U2, Neil Young or Stevie Wonder songs. What songs are your favorites?

Monday, November 19, 2012

Happy Thanksgiving

Back in 2010, I wrote about one aspect of my days as a college radio DJ. Here's another story.

Thanksgiving coming up later this week reminded me of a set of radio shows I did back in college: Back then, I had a Monday noon until 3 pm solo radio show and another one with a partner Tuesday from 9 pm until 1 am.

Each year, right before our break for Thanksgiving, during my Monday show, I would ask my listeners to call me with ideas for music that got them in the mood for the holiday. I would then find the songs in our music library or in my personal collections, and play four hours of Songs About Food during our Tuesday night show.

FOUR HOURS! It was quite a challenge!

The lists of songs that we played during those shows are long gone, but I do remember one favorite...



Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.

Here is the NPR story that reminded me of my story.