Molly's Random Jukebox: Day 5
One day delayed, sorry about that.
Rebecca Matthies No. 72: "Wynonie Harris - Good Morning, Judge"
If you say "R'n'B",I'm thinking of Wynonie Harries, Lucky Millinder, Louis Jordan and Big Joe Turner. Wish somebody would do a cover of "Good Morning, Judge" or "Bloodshot Eyes"; not because I feel it's necessary, but I'd be curious to see the reactions to his lyrics.
alex_beecroft No. 23: "Sisters of Mercy and Ofra Haza - Temple of Love"
Oh those wonderful golden black days of my youth, when no goth DJ would leave the turntables without having played that song, and we'd all storm the dance floor to the tune of "Temple of Love", black hair (no. 1) and heads shaking and bodies moving in the most arhythmic ways possible! Good times, good times...
naurring No. 16: "Le soldat inconnu - Warte auf mich"
Another band I've worked with during my time at the concert agency; they came from the French part of Switzerland and are not around anymore. This is one of their few songs in German, not in French, and the female singers unique voice gives it a very haunting quality. To my surprise their CD is still available on Amazon; highly recommended.
Rebecca Matthies No. 72: "Wynonie Harris - Good Morning, Judge"
If you say "R'n'B",I'm thinking of Wynonie Harries, Lucky Millinder, Louis Jordan and Big Joe Turner. Wish somebody would do a cover of "Good Morning, Judge" or "Bloodshot Eyes"; not because I feel it's necessary, but I'd be curious to see the reactions to his lyrics.
Click to viewalex_beecroft No. 23: "Sisters of Mercy and Ofra Haza - Temple of Love"
Oh those wonderful golden black days of my youth, when no goth DJ would leave the turntables without having played that song, and we'd all storm the dance floor to the tune of "Temple of Love", black hair (no. 1) and heads shaking and bodies moving in the most arhythmic ways possible! Good times, good times...
naurring No. 16: "Le soldat inconnu - Warte auf mich"
Another band I've worked with during my time at the concert agency; they came from the French part of Switzerland and are not around anymore. This is one of their few songs in German, not in French, and the female singers unique voice gives it a very haunting quality. To my surprise their CD is still available on Amazon; highly recommended.