Hall and Oates – Sara Smile (GPF)
I’m not sure that really feel all that guilty about this. It is nice and chilled out. My Friday choices seem to oscillate between riotous and mellow depending on the weekend ahead and preceding week. Given how busy the past few days have been I am certainly leaning towards the latter today.
Have a great weekend everyone!
/RjK
And now for something completely different! This is taken from The Sound of Siam: Leftfield Luk Thung, Jazz and Molam from Thailand 1964 -1975, which was released on Soundway Records a couple of years ago and I discovered recently.
I can’t quite pinpoint exactly what I like about it but it has a manic otherworldliness that somehow just speaks to me. I promise to turn down the esoteric a notch in the coming days!
/RjK
*Artist #529
Chicago rapper Common makes hip hop that is cerebral. This might seem like an oxymoron and whilst they certainly aren’t regular bedfellows the combination does exist. A couple of tracks (including this one) from his album Be, which is one of my favourite rap albums ever, came on my mp3 player today and happily reminded me of this fact.
/RjK