Category Archives: song of the day
Song of the Day #3,651: ‘Like a Tree’ – Passiflora
Song of the Day #3,650: ‘Quiero Ver’ – Café Surá
It’s time for my annual family vacation! This year we head to Costa Rica, so the next two weeks of songs (Random Weekends aside) will feature artists from that Central American country.
Pura vida… see you in two weeks!
Song of the Day #3,649: ‘I’ve Got You Under My Skin’ – Frank Sinatra
How about a little Cole Porter to close out your weekend? And not just Cole Porter, but Cole Porter performed by Ol’ Blue Eyes, the Chairman of the Board, the one and only Frank Sinatra.
This version of ‘I’ve Got You Under My Skin,’ the most famous, was orchestrated by Nelson Riddle and is notable for the rousing instrumental crescendo and trombone solo that kick off the song’s second minute.
Song of the Day #3,648: ‘Runaway Train’ – Brad Paisley
Brad Paisley’s 2013 album Wheelhouse followed a string of critically and commercially successful releases matched by few in the music business.
It isn’t as good as the albums it followed, and it is probably best known for including ‘Accidental Racist,’ a song I’m sure Paisley has regretted ever since the first copy was pressed.
Wheelhouse was the first Paisley album to not reach at least Gold status, and his subsequent releases have failed to hit that mark as well.
Meet Me In Montauk 