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Every place you’ve laid your head, and what is it that you remember?










Miley Cyrus - Jolene
Hold up.
Miley Cyrus can… sing…?
nice. bit of a railroaded-chugging version, but quite good.
I’ve said this a couple times- Miley Cyrus is going to make an album in about 5 years that’s going to blow us all away.
Also, this:
Who knew?
I knew there was a reason I did this.
Here’s what I was listening to roundabouts this time last year. Time warp!
(Source: Spotify)
Just try to tell me that this song is not written about me.
Free Energy, I love you. And putting my name in a song is a straight shot to a permanent place in my heart.
Also, go ahead and release that new album. I’ve been waiting!
Dance My Pain Away - Wye Oak covering Rod Lee
I have now posted this song to all of my social media platforms. Because everyone should listen to it.
Now, this is a Sam Cooke cover I can get behind.
This Adam Arcuragi fellow is doing it right with “Bring It On Home To Me.” Recorded in a chapel and available for download over at FuelFriends.
Also, please revisit these excellent covers of Sam Cooke tunes.
Shimmering beats for cold weather.
It’s about that time of year— Lykke Li, Youth Knows No Pain, Acoustic.
Bob Dylan ft. Emmylou Harris - Oh Sister
My favorite kind of wintertime tune. And while I love the associated music, this weather can certainly take a hike.
I mean, at the very least, call.
A capella Call Your Girlfriend and cup game percussion? Nice.
Cigarettes & Wine - Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit
UNF. One of my Isbell favs
via: rainysolitude:
Where is Gethsemane Street?
Ryan Adams, Jason Isbell: “Love in the First Degree”
“At the end of this song, we should both get a free toolbox,” Ryan Adams joked the other night in San Francisco as he and tour opener Jason Isbell’s cover of 1981 Alabama hit “Love in the First Degree” strayed from a faithful rendition into tongue-in-cheek territory toward the coda. Their take does justice to both Adams’ humorous and heartfelt sides quite well, but the biggest highlight for me is simply hearing their voices harmonize after months of watching the pair’s bromance blossom on Twitter (Isbell also joined Adams for “Come Pick Me Up” and a Whiskeytown song). Thanks to this clip, you can stream decent audio of their duet above.
Related: Bon Iver also knows his way around an early-’80s country tune.
(Source: twentyfourbit)
A little thing with Justin from Last Call with Carson Daly.
Carson Daly is tool incarnate, but I like to hear Justin talk.
God, I love Willy Mason.
So great to see this new collaboration with Lianna La Havas. Read more here.
Pretty enough to be a model, and yet became a Youtube sensation with two pretty cool songs and videos. Check it out.
“Blue Jeans” has a kind of Chris Isaak “Wicked Games” vibe to it if you ask me.
Also, shout out to The Band’s Last Waltz with that clip of the guy at the beginning.
Hat tip to Marcus’s Facebook feed. Here’s her website.