This remix of a 2004 track from American singer Teedra Moses is by Montreal Dj Kaytranda. It is a little cheesy but I haven’t been able to get it out of my head since discovering it earlier in the week on Far From Cyan.
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*Artist #686
Tag Archive for Guilty pleasure Friday
Blue Highway* – Lonesome Pine | (GPF)
I stumbled across this on YouTube earlier in the week (it’s scary that Google has worked out I have a weakness for Bluegrass) and inexplicably have had it stuck in my head since. It might be the banjo…
Apparently Blue Highway are a contemporary Bluegrass band from Tennessee. This track is from an album of the same name which was released on Rebel Records in 2006.
Blue Highway:
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Ciara* – Body Party | (GPF)
I haven’t gone down the route of some cheesy R’n’B/pop in a while but I haven’t been able to get this track out of my head all week. It’s so catchy I have found myself listening to it over and over despite the fact the my inner musical snob is aghast!
It is taken from Atlanta singer Ciara’s soon to be released eponymously-titled album.
Ciara:
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*Artist #680
The Boo Radleys* – Wake Up Boo! | (GPF)
A classic slice of upbeat 90’s Britpop from The Boo Radleys. This takes me back! Every time I hear it I can’t help but smile.
The Boo Radleys:
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A Flock Of Seagulls* – I Ran (So far away) | (GPF)
Classic 80’s track from Liverpool band A Flock of Seagulls (what a great name!). There is some pretty special style on display in the video too.
A Flock of Seagulls:
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Hall and Oates – I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do) | (GPF)
Tina Turner* – What’s love got to do with it? | (GPF)
DeBarge* – Rhythm Of The Night | (GPF)
Mark Morrison* – Return of the mack | (GPF)
A bit of a throwback 90’s classic (1996 for those keeping score at home) from one hit wonder Mark Morrison. The eagle eared amougnst you may spot the 80’s classic from Tom Tom Club being sampled here.
Mark Morrison – Return of The Mack:
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*Artist #659
Rick Springfield* – Jessie’s Girl | (GPF)
I heard this track, by 80’s icon Rick Springfield on the radio the other day and I couldn’t stop humming it afterwards. I am unsure if that was a good thing or a bad thing. Pretty special video here.
Rick in his 80’s heyday sporting a pretty solid jacket and tie combo:
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*Artist 653