Shuffling On My iPod: Nas
Nas – The Don Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Nas
Nas – The Don Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Nas
Jemina Pearl feat. Iggy Pop – I Hate People Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Jemina Pearl
Iggy Azalea feat. T.I. – Murda Bizness Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Iggy Azalea
Kimbra – Call Me Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Kimbra
Gary Clark Jr. – Bright Lights Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Gary Clark Jr
B.o.B. feat. André 3000 – Play The Guitar Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: B.O.B
I’m a bit bummed by the news that soul legend Bobby Womack has been diagnosed with colon cancer. Womack is the definition of soul and never has been given the deserved amount of kudos that I have always felt he earned through the half-century that he has been making kick ass R&B music. So in honor of Bobby and to send out good vibes towards him during his fight against cancer I decided to feature his raw and powerful cover of The Mamas & the Papas classic “California Dreaming”. Bobby Womack – California Dreamin’ Continue reading Cover Me Monday: California Dreamin’
Garbage – Blood for Poppies You can download this song for free at the Garbage website! Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Garbage
Beth Ditto – I Wrote The Book Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Beth Ditto
Estelle feat. Janelle Monae – Do My Thing Continue reading Shuffling On My iPod: Estelle
This week’s cover is the Ben l’Oncle Soul version of The White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army“. The l’Oncle Soul version takes the well recognized and imposing guitar riff of the original and turns it into a groovy 1960s inspired soul/pop tune. It’s such a good take on the original that it has been copied almost note for note (extraneous runs included) by X-FACTOR UK runner up Marcus Collins. Check the Collins version out because the musical plagiarism is so shameless that it’s funny. Continue reading Cover Me Monday: Seven Nation Army

Alicia Myers is the former lead singer of the group One Way (another R&B act that is under appreciated) who embarked on a solo career in the early 1980s that included several gospel tinged, uptempo numbers. Myers may not be very well known and it’s likely that most people can’t name any of her songs but they will still know them when they hear them because they have been sampled by contemporary artists.
Sherman, set the Wayback Machine to 1981!