Posts Tagged ‘Eric Clapton’
Audiogramme du mercredi 6 Janvier 2016
1. Eric Clapton – Signe
2. Jamie xx – I Know There’s Gonna Be (Good Times)
3. Action Bronson – Baby Blue Featuring Chance The Rapper
4. A Taste Of Honey – Boogie Oogie Oogie
5. Frank Hatchett – Galaxy Medley
6. 3-11 Porter – Surround Me With Your Love
7. Windsor for the Derby – The Melody of a Fallen Tree
8. The Big Pink – Hightimes
9. Paul McCartney – Fine Line
10. David Bowie – Dollar Days
11. Kimya Dawson – All I Want Is You
12. Jeanne Cherhal – Chem cheminée
13. Leon Redbone – The Sheik of Araby
14. Gene Vincent – Crazy Beat
15. Lee Morgan – The Sidewinder
BONUS:
Audiogramme du dimanche 10 mai 2015 / Robert Johnson
1. Eric Clapton – Walkin’ Blues (take 1)
2. Robert Johnson – Malted Milk
3. Eric Clapton – Milkcow’s Calf Blues
4. Keb’ Mo’ & Corey Harris – Sweet Home Chicago
5. The Blues Brothers – Sweet Home Chicago
6. Lucky Peterson – I Believe I’ll Dust My Broom (Robert Johnson)
7. The Rolling Stones – Love In Vain
8. Cream – Crossroads
9. Robert Johnson – Cross Road Blues
10. Cassandra Wilson – Come on in My Kitchen
11. Soap and Skin – Me and The Devil (Gil Scott-Heron Cover)
12. Red Hot Chili Peppers – They’re Red Hot
13. Led Zeppelin – Travelling Riverside Blues
14. Big Joe Williams – Hellbound On My Trial
15. R.L. Burnside – Kindhearted Woman Blues
16. Robert Johnson – Steady Rollin’ Man
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BONUS TRACKS
Audiogrammes du samedi 15 novembre 2014
1. Alain Bashung – Le Sud (Nino Ferrer)
2. Shivaree – Goodnight Moon
3. Cowboy Junkies – Sweet Jane (Natural Born Killers)
4. Jace Everett – Bad Things (Theme from True Blood)
5. Chris Isaak – Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
6. Alabama Shakes – Always Alright [Audio Single]
7. Bruce Springsteen – State Trooper
8. Djali Zwan – Number Of The Beast (Iron Maiden)
9. Charlie Sexton – Graceland
10. Eric Clapton – Lay Down Sally
11. J.J. Cale – Brown Dirt
12. R.L. Burnside – Someday Baby
13. Tom Waits – Way Down In The Hole
14. Johnny Cash – God’s Gonna Cut You Down
15. Son House – John The Revelator
16. James Brown – Unchained (The Payback/Untouchable) [Explicit]
17. Nino Ferrer – Le sud
Audiogramme du 9 dimanche 2014 / spéciale “movember” et poils sous toutes leurs formes
1. Man Man – 10 lb. Moustache
2. Ahmet and Dweezil Zappa – Baby One More Time (Britney Spears Cover)
3. Frank Zappa – Don’t eat the yellow snow
4. Stereo Total – Barbe a Papa
5. Brigitte Fontaine – La Femme À Barbe
6. Adamo – Le Barbu Sans Barbe
7. Marka – La poupée barbu
8. The Tiger Lillies – Hairy Man
9. Devendra Banhart – Long Haired Child
10. George Thorogood – Get A Haircut
11. ZZ Top – La Grange
12. Eric Clapton – Let It Grow
13. The Dry Spells – Black Is the Color of My True Love’s Hair (Nina Simone cover)
14. Artofdisco by Blackjoy – La Stache
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The Night
Just saw the Killing‘s season 2 Finale.
Sarah Lund is definitely Copenhagen’s biggest export since Danish Butter Cookies…
And then, the craziest thing happened: I had just finished typing this first sentence when I got a call from Denmark!
Of course when I picked up, I got the all-too familiar sound of a cellphone bouncing in somebody’s pocket. That’s what you get when you’re name starts with an A and you’re the first number in everybody’s phonebook.
But that was a sweet mistake indeed…
Transition: The picture illustrating this post is DR Byen by night and I had ended my previous post with a link to Mashrou’ Leila‘s latest EP.
Most of the people reading this blog know that Leila isn’t a girl and the band’s name should be understood as “overnight project”.
And then I remembered the first few lines of one of Morphine‘s best tracks.
You’re the night, Lilah. A little girl lost in the woods.
You’re a folk tale, the unexplainable
You’re a bedtime story. The one that keeps the curtains closed.
I hope you’re waiting for me cause I can’t make it on my own.
I can’t make it on my own.
“The Night” (Mediafire link)
Turns out, Mark Sandman was probably also playing on ليلة / ليلى
Of course, my tired brain followed that convoluted hyperlink with a logical musical leap to Eric Clapton’s “Layla”.
Not the unplugged one.
No lyrics equating Pattie Boyd to Majnun’s Layla.
Just the epic part that starts halfway though the original version.
The instumental Scorsese used in “Goodfellas”.
And that scene transported me back to Beirut in the early nineties where a third Leila appeared, followed by a group of hunters.
Yeah I know, you’re saying it can’t be: he’s posting corny Cabrel songs!!!
But listen to it: Leïla et les chasseurs (Mediafire Link)
Leïla, si tu savais les yeux qu’elle a
Quand elle voit s’approcher les chasseurs
[…]
Elle rêve d’un fragile, d’un fou
Qui l’embrasse au quinzième rendez-vous
Qui tremble en lui prenant la main
Et surtout qui ne dise rien
In my teenage years, it contributed to some of the most naive and persistent theories on love I’ve ever come up with.
Anyway…
Hi hi CPH!
See you in my next life!
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