That being the case, I offer my épuisement as an excuse, however lame, for asking you to enjoy -- from 1965 -- the late Phil Spector wannabe/schlemiehl Sonny (Bono) and the still living (albeit made of 100% recycled plastic) Cher. With their classic ode to togetherness against the odds "I Got You Babe."
Okay, off to find a croissant or something.
In the meantime, be assured that despite the current political situation here a coveted PowerPop No-Prize will still be awarded to the first reader who gleans the clip's relevance to the theme of tomorrow's Weekend Listomania.
Excuse me, but the preferred term is "100% post-consumer content."
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm gonna guess: Svengali bands?
Heh.
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And no.
:-)
Love songs.
ReplyDeleteWall of sound disciples.
Trey
songs about a lousy economy?
ReplyDeletesinger that look younger now than them did when they started out?
marginally talented songwriter/producers that still managed to be successful?
gays in the military?
ps word verification was dogic - dog logic?
Songs by couples. Either married or dating.
ReplyDeletepeople in fur vests that initiated the birth of PETA
ReplyDeleteFake Dylan songs
ReplyDeleteNo, no, etc.
ReplyDeleteGiven the time difference between Paris and the States, and given that as a result I'm ready for bed, here's a final clue:
It has to do with the song as heard in a specific context.
people who make unhappy marital choices?
ReplyDeletespouses who kill each other?
AP
Songs that keep popping up in the same film?
ReplyDeleteFavorite odes to pigs?
ReplyDeleteIs there a "Groundhog Day" tie-in here? Hmm, it was the wake-up music in that movie... all songs to be about morning, or waking up?
ReplyDeleteIf you're going for some kind of high difficulty rating, triple-gainer-with-double-reverse-twist-or-whatever, howzabout a morning/wake-up song from each time zone between Paris and... New York, or California? I'm sure Cape Verde and Iceland have offerings that would fit!