UnquietDreams
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So you were correct...
🎵 Monthly Song Challenge 🎵
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SalaciousMonkey22
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It’s too early to be explaining the joke. I need some black coffee in bed
curious_slut
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Day 5: A song for a tired morning
Is there a different kind?
I'm so jealous of morning people! I'm going down the jolt-me-awake-by-way-of-dance route. I feel like that's my reason for listening to music >75% of the time anyway. I'm just a sleepy girl 
Better wake up, little sleepy head
Big old world will pass us by
So many things we could do instead
Get what you want with your lucky eyes
Faster Kill Pussycat - Paul Oakenfold ft. Brittany Murphy
Is there a different kind?
I'm so jealous of morning people! I'm going down the jolt-me-awake-by-way-of-dance route. I feel like that's my reason for listening to music >75% of the time anyway. I'm just a sleepy girl Better wake up, little sleepy head
Big old world will pass us by
So many things we could do instead
Get what you want with your lucky eyes
vagrantx
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MindYaBitness
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Day 5: A song for a tired morning
Flake-Jack Johnson
Flake-Jack Johnson
MisterChillax
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Day 5: A song for a tired morning
aussiegeekygal
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Day 4: A Song That Mentions An Animal
Come To Australia - Scared Weird Little Guys
Come To Australia - Scared Weird Little Guys
Good one!!!
aussiegeekygal
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Day 5: A song for a tired morning
This morning was an overcast lazy morning and this played on my radio as I savored my coffee snuggled in a chunky knit blanket. My ideal Autumn Saturday morning!
Hold You In My Arms - Ray LaMontagne
This morning was an overcast lazy morning and this played on my radio as I savored my coffee snuggled in a chunky knit blanket. My ideal Autumn Saturday morning!
Hold You In My Arms - Ray LaMontagne
SluttyShannon
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Day 5: A song for a tired morning
ny_m_teacher
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Day 5: A song for a tired morning
vagrantx
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Day 6: A song featuring one or more woodwind instruments
This is one of those songs that almost everyone can hum along to, but few know the name of.
It really tickles the fantasy-dork inside me; bringing me on an exploration deep underground, a moment of discovery and wonder, then intense panic as I have to flee!
Also, bassoon is such a fun word to say
Grieg - In the Hall of the Mountain King
This is one of those songs that almost everyone can hum along to, but few know the name of.
It really tickles the fantasy-dork inside me; bringing me on an exploration deep underground, a moment of discovery and wonder, then intense panic as I have to flee!
Also, bassoon is such a fun word to say
Grieg - In the Hall of the Mountain King
PassionatePanther
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Day 5: A song for a tired morning
Hitting The Ground by Gordon Gano, performed by PJ Harvey
Hitting The Ground by Gordon Gano, performed by PJ Harvey
ny_m_teacher
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Day 6: A song featuring one or more woodwind instruments
aussiegeekygal
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Day 6: A song featuring one or more woodwind instruments
My way of answering today's prompt was to recognize I really enjoy eclectic and kinda weird music, so just by listening to my liked songs I'd come across an answer.
Imagine my delight to hear this song come on and hear that beautiful flute...
This is the song that got me to fall in love with Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros.
I'm a happy girl tonight
Bhindi Baghee - Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
My way of answering today's prompt was to recognize I really enjoy eclectic and kinda weird music, so just by listening to my liked songs I'd come across an answer.
Imagine my delight to hear this song come on and hear that beautiful flute...This is the song that got me to fall in love with Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros.
I'm a happy girl tonight
UnquietDreams
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Day 6: A song featuring one or more woodwind instruments
Leonardo Pellegrino, who performs as "Leo P," is a baritone saxophonist best known for busking with his band, Too Many Zooz, mostly in New York City. In 2017, he played alongside the Netherlands jazz and pops orchestra Metropole Orkest at the famous BBC Proms. They played several songs by irascible jazz genius Charles Mingus, starting out with "Brasshouse" and "Moanin'" To be honest, I am really not sure what Mingus would have thought of this. He would either love it, or try to kill Leo with his bass. Or both. He was "The Angry Man of Jazz," after all.
Leo P combines a brilliant understanding of the baritone saxophone with a street performer's energy, shtick, and flair. It is utterly remarkable for him to play with such range, and precision, while bouncing around like a cartoon cat. If cocaine played jazz, this is what it would look like. But his musicality is incredible as well. The first three minutes are filled by just Leo and the drummer, before the whole orchestra comes in for "Moanin'." American jazz musician Christian Scott solos on his custom trumpet before the two trade solos. It is all as gimmicky and over the top as Leo's hair, but it is still a hell of a good time.
Maybe Mingus would have approved.
"Brasshouse/Moanin'," Leo P, Christian Scott, and Metropole Orkest
Leonardo Pellegrino, who performs as "Leo P," is a baritone saxophonist best known for busking with his band, Too Many Zooz, mostly in New York City. In 2017, he played alongside the Netherlands jazz and pops orchestra Metropole Orkest at the famous BBC Proms. They played several songs by irascible jazz genius Charles Mingus, starting out with "Brasshouse" and "Moanin'" To be honest, I am really not sure what Mingus would have thought of this. He would either love it, or try to kill Leo with his bass. Or both. He was "The Angry Man of Jazz," after all.
Leo P combines a brilliant understanding of the baritone saxophone with a street performer's energy, shtick, and flair. It is utterly remarkable for him to play with such range, and precision, while bouncing around like a cartoon cat. If cocaine played jazz, this is what it would look like. But his musicality is incredible as well. The first three minutes are filled by just Leo and the drummer, before the whole orchestra comes in for "Moanin'." American jazz musician Christian Scott solos on his custom trumpet before the two trade solos. It is all as gimmicky and over the top as Leo's hair, but it is still a hell of a good time.
Maybe Mingus would have approved.
"Brasshouse/Moanin'," Leo P, Christian Scott, and Metropole Orkest
PassionatePanther
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Day 6: A song featuring one or more woodwind instruments
Bringing the flute (and slide guitar)
Sparta - Jennifer Castle
Bringing the flute (and slide guitar)
Sparta - Jennifer Castle
MindYaBitness
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Day 6: A song featuring one or more woodwind instruments
Y Que Paso-Grupo Extra
Y Que Paso-Grupo Extra
orangecurious
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Day 6: A song featuring one or more woodwind instruments
It feels as the chorus of this is so good they need a pre-chorus to prepare you for it Or maybe there are just two choruses (chorii?)
Go Betweens - Bye Bye Pride
Oboe a go-goIt feels as the chorus of this is so good they need a pre-chorus to prepare you for it Or maybe there are just two choruses (chorii?)
Wonderer67
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Day 6: A song featuring one or more woodwind instruments
First song that comes to mind. Early reggae/skinhead reggae/late rocksteady. 1968 collaboration with Tommy McCook on the flute and the arranging. (He was the sounding member of the skatellites) and Stranger Cole with the vocals.
Classic bubbly keyboard sound of this genre but with a flute rounding things out. One of my favorite songs.
I have this 45 (but on Unity record label) and it’s one of my prize vinyl possessions. I recall paying $25 for it way back in 1988.
Last Flight to Reggae City
First song that comes to mind. Early reggae/skinhead reggae/late rocksteady. 1968 collaboration with Tommy McCook on the flute and the arranging. (He was the sounding member of the skatellites) and Stranger Cole with the vocals.
Classic bubbly keyboard sound of this genre but with a flute rounding things out. One of my favorite songs.
I have this 45 (but on Unity record label) and it’s one of my prize vinyl possessions. I recall paying $25 for it way back in 1988.
Last Flight to Reggae City
