Here’s The Beat with their cover of Tears of a Clown!
Tag Archives: Music
Song of the Day: Surf Rider, performed by The Lively Ones
Surf’s up!
I just felt the need for some surf music today. Maybe it’s because it’s hot and I’m far away from the beach. I’m not a swimmer but I do like surfers.
Enjoy and stay cool!
Song of the Day: The Windmills Of Your Mind, performed by Dusty Springfield
Today’s song of the day is a classic.
Song of the Day: The Other Side by Public Service Broadcasting
Today’s sonf of the day is Public Service Broadcasting’s inspiring tribute to space exploration, The Other Side!
Yes, those are the voices of actual NASA engineers and astronauts, experiencing the dark side of the moon for the very first time.
This is from PSB’s classic album, Race for Space.
Enjoy!
Song of the Day: Rockstar by Nat and Alex Wolff
This is a song that I first heard when I first watched Palo Alto.
Ever since then, it’s a song that has randomly popped into my head at certain times, usually whenever I’m possessed by the melancholy spirit that always seems to follow me around this time of year. It’s a song that always makes me feel better, despite what happened in Palo Alto.
Song of the Day: Nadia’s Theme, performed by David Hasselhoff
Here’s a clip from 1977 of a young David Hasselhoff, singing for the first time on television.
Stay strong, Hoff, we’re all rooting for you.
Song of the Day: Is Everybody Happy by David Hasselhoff (1989, dir by ????)
Seriously, we are so lucky to have the Hoff.
Set the mood, Hoff!
Song of the Day: Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door (Anomura Remix) by Bob Dylan
It was two years ago today that my Dad went into hospice care. The song below helped me get through a lot, both when my mom passed and now, with my Dad.
Song of the Day: Everybody’s Talkin’, performed by Harry Dean Stanton, Johnny Depp, and Kris Kristofferson
This was filmed in 2016. Not only do we have Harry Dean Stanton, Kris Kristofferson, and Johnny Depp but David Lynch puts in an appearance early on in the video as well.
Song of the Day: Dayton, Ohio — 1903, performed by Sam Neill
In today’s song of the day, Sam Neill sings a song from Randy Newman. He apologizes before he begins but no apology was necessary.
