...I just posted this note over at my Facebook page. I figure it would be just as good here, too...
...pilfered from Lisa Mickey Hard-Knox Fairclough:
(1) Turn on your MP3 player or music player on your computer.
(2) Go to SHUFFLE songs mode.
(3) Write down the first 15 songs that come up--song title and artist--NO editing/cheating, please.
(4) Choose 15 people to be tagged. It is generally considered to be in good taste to tag the person who tagged you.If I tagged you, it's because I'm betting that your musical selection is entertaining, or at least amusing. To do this, go to "NOTES" under tabs on your profile page, paste these instructions in the body of the note, enter your 15 Shuffle Songs, Tag 15 people (under the post) then click Publish
...I'm giving y'all some bracing space so that you can get yourself ready for the first title on my list; just my luck, I get one that a lot of people would actually consider to be dirtier than even Zappa's "Dinah-Moe Humm" ;-) ...
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1. "Come in my Mouth" by Tobie Columbus (from the Original Cast album of the 1974 Off-Broadway musical Let My People Come -- I DID NOT CHEAT ON THIS LISTING! IT'S ACTUALLY WHAT POPPED UP FIRST ON THE PLAYLIST!!! HONEST!!!!!)
2. "I'm a Real Glad Daddy" by Curtis Potter (1950s rockabilly side)
3. "Move Mister Man" by The Contours (1962 Motown single)
4. "The Blob" by The Five Blobs (theme song from the Steve McQueen flick)
5. "Red Hot" by Billy 'The Kid' Emerson (legendary Sun Records rockabilly classic)
6. "Got My Mojo Working" by Muddy Waters (the 1957 Chess Records single version)
7. "Lights" by Kim Fowley (psychedelic rock single he did for Loma Records in the U.S. and Parlophone in the U.K. from November 1966)
8. "Please Don't Call Me in the Morning" by Lonnie Donegan (from his 1999 Muleskinner Blues album)
9. "Hab Dank Für Jeden Tag" by Tina York (1977 German-language cover of The Kinks' "Days")
10. "Rhumba Chillen" by Albert Williams (1950s classic Sun Records blues side)
11. "Cherry Wine" by Little Esther with Johnny Otis & His Orchestra (1953 Federal Records blues hit)
12. "You Got What I Want" by The Moviees (1998 single from a Rochester, NY garage revival band)
13. "Go Ahead On" by Guitar Red (yet another Sun Records blues classic)
14. "I Have an Interest Over There" by The Five Blind Boys from Alabama (1948 side from the Golden Age of Gospel Music)
15. "Swing Low Sweet Cadillac" by Aggie Duke (1958 Beat Generation side)
...and for good measure, here's the next 15 sides:
16. "That Ain't Right" by Ada Brown with Fats Waller & His Rhythm (January 1943 blues side for Victor; coincidentially, Fats Waller died 67 years ago yesterday)
17. "Walk on the Wild Side" by Si Zentner (big band version of the title theme from the 1962 movie)
18. "Every Day I Write the Book" by Elvis Costello & The Attractions (the 1983 single)
20. "Long Time" by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (from the Glorious Results of a Misspent Youth LP)
21. "Slow Down" by Jack Earls & The Jimbos (another '50s rockabilly classic)
22. "Morgen Kommt Der Tag" by Manuela (German-language cover version of the 1966 Percy Sledge soul hit "Warm and Tender Love")
23. "Cruising for Burgers" by Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention (from the Uncle Meat album)
24. "Satan's Holiday" by The Lancasters (actually Ritchie Blackmore playing "In The Hall of the Mountain King" in 1965, produced by Kim Fowley)
25. "Shoot Your Shot" by Junior Walker & The All-Stars (1967 Soul Records single, pretty much a sequel to "Shotgun")
26. "What is Life" by George Harrison (the second single from the All Things Muss Pass album)
27. "Drizzle" by 14 (1968 British psychedelic rock single)
28. "Come To Me Darling" by Ruby Johnson (1966 Volt Records soul classic)
29. "Wicked Devil's Blues" by Robert Peeples (November 1929 Paramount Records blues side, recorded by an African-American singer in the then-lily-white town of Grafton, Wisconsin!)
30. "A Clockwork Orange" by Wendy Carlos (title theme from the movie of the same name)
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