Playlist 15

[stoutfellow]

Playlist 15 is a bit shorter than some of the others, and it doesn't seem to have as many favorites, so I'm only going to name a Top Six.

• I'd Really Love to See You Tonight, England Dan and John Ford Coley. They're lightweights, I know, but I like some of their songs, and this is one.


• Sunday Will Never Be The Same, Spanky and Our Gang. This is another song whose chorus is in my sweet spot. At least it starts out there; by the word "same" it's approaching my squeak-point. I still try to sing along.


• It's Too Late, Baby, Carole King. Breakup songs tend to appeal to me. I know they're not to all tastes - sorry, hornedhopper - but there are about half a dozen that make my personal hit list.


• Once in a Lifetime Thing, Gladys Knight and the Pips. And here's another one.


• I Need You, America. A fair number of America's songs are on the pretentious side, but I find some of them, like this one, quite beautiful.


• I Wants to Stay Here, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. This duet is from Porgy and Bess, and shows off Ella and Satchmo's talents about as well as anything else.

Comments

[hornedhopper.livejournal.com]

"It's Too Late, Baby, Carole King. Breakup songs tend to appeal to me. I know they're not to all tastes - sorry, [info]hornedhopper - but there are about half a dozen that make my personal hit list."

Snort. Yes, this one *in* particular is one in which my fingers go to the ears while mouthing, "I can't hear this. I can't hear this. La la la la la." (g) (See intent of icon, above.)

I do note, however, that by its popularity, you are far from the only one to love it!