Sam Cooke, “Bring It On Home to Me” (1963)
Hey, this Sam Cooke guy is pretty good.
Hey, this Sam Cooke guy is pretty good.
“Do the world a favor and come out tonight” is one of the most heart-melting compliments I’ve heard. Imagine someone saying that to you!
How is this just on an album called Demos and Rarities and not on an album called Greatest Hits?
Don’t tell him I said this, but Cass McCombs is always a welcome addition to anyone’s chill playlist.
I love catchy songs in languages I don’t speak because then I don’t have to worry about whether the lyrics are good or not.
I can’t really put my finger on why I find them equal parts intriguing and annoying. But there’s no denying my excitement when this song comes on.
Teach your children well! Which is to say that your children should know at least some John Cale songs.
Fine at the start, fabulous by the end.
Didn’t think I would be excited about a new Cate Le Bon album, but here we are.
I don’t normally go in for the qualified versions of songs: your “acoustic version” and whatnot. But this is one of the rare occasions when said qualified version is the superior one.