Sangwan's List 7

Devon Guthrie, Soprano with Nicholas Roehler, Piano

Mother of the celebrated singer songwriter Nick Drake, Molly Drake was a singer songwriter in her own right. The influence of her poetry and compositions is undeniable when listening to the music of her son. She never published any of her poems or songs during her lifetime. She wrote and recorded these songs in her home after WWII. There exists a recording of Molly Drake singing and playing this song in the living room of the country home she shared with her husband, who can be heard operating the recording equipment. When I first heard this song, I fell in love with it's wistful nostalgic tone and imagery.

I Remember

We tramped the open moorland in the rainy April weather
And came upon the little inn that we had found together
The landlord gave us toast and tea and stopped to share a joke
And I remember firelight
I remember firelight
I remember firelight
And you remember smoke

We ran about the meadow grass with all the harebells bending
And shaking in the summer wind a summer never-ending
We wandered to the little stream among the river flats
And I remember willow trees
I remember willow trees
I remember willow trees
And you remember gnats

We strolled the Spanish marketplace at 90 in the shade
With all the fruit and vegetables so temptingly arrayed
And we can share a memory as every lover must
And I remember oranges
I remember oranges
I remember oranges
And you remember dust

The autumn leaves are tumbling down and winter's almost here
But through the spring and summertime we laughed away the year
And now we can be grateful for the gift of memory
For I remember having fun
Two happy hearts that beat as one
When I had thought that we were "we"
But we were "you and me".

I Remember

Molly Drake - I Remember

The Cranberries - Uncertain

new partner (Palace Music / Will Oldham / Bonnie Prince Billy cover)

105. Laya Project - Hai La Sa (Easten Spirit Remix)

Vashti Bunyan cover - Train Song

Sun Kil Moon
Midpoint Music Festival
Live at Memorial Hall
9/25/2014 @ 9:30P

Sun Kil Moon - I Know It's Pathetic But That Was The Greatest Night (live at Memorial Hall)

Esta semana tuvimos una entrevista con Father John Misty -nuestro álbum del mes-, y resultó en este programa. ¡Escúchenlo! 

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ACMX 174 - Entrevista con Father John Misty sobre su nuevo disco, "I Love You, Honeybear".

Until the Hunter

Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions - The Peasant

முழுசா கேளுங்க.

000 Tappaattam Laya Project

Biggest Bluest Hi-Fi

Eighties Fan

Hateful Summer

Lunar Sea (Camera Obscura Cover) (from 7inch Single "Hateful Summer")

One of my favourite tracks from the Laya Project Remix Album.
Takes me back to Injambakkam! 
All credits to The Laya Project, I do not own this track.

Laya Project - Sunrise In Injumbakam (Pathaan's Tribute Remix)

Nice track..just make sure to have thundering woofers.

01 Laya Project Remix - Touare (The Ambergris Remix)

Guns & Roses | Sweet Child o Mine remix | Buslik

Purchase now at https://thirdmanstore.com/tmr-live/bill-callahan-live-at-third-man-records

Bill Callahan, fka Smog, is simultaneously a staple of strange American country, lofi, folk, and independent music. His lyricism comes across as challenging and deeply autobiographical, equal parts “poetry leaning on true-to-life darkness” and “three chords and the truth.”

So, it is fitting that Callahan’s live set would command the same sense of friendliness-with-
difficulty that the recorded songs do. With brief, candid, and charming interludes between older and newer material, an outsider can hear that this performance was obviously a full-bodied (and multi-era) engagement, no space left for distraction. “Jim Cain” is a phenomenal song in any iteration, no doubt about it, but this live recording is unabashedly disrobed, tender, and saved for a sympathetic ear. The full album is an experience; make it one you look after.

Live at Third Man Records

Live at Third Man Records Jim Cain - Bill Callahan

We come in through the morning
Until the long time ago
And we search in through the morning
Cause you have lost your soul

Don't go don't go
Your dinner is waiting on me
Don't go i don't want you to go but i know you must go today

We're erasing lines on our unholy faces
We eat our souls and don't bother to replace them

Go get another cup of that poison drink that you love
It attracts all the monsters who want to eat you up
Our words are no longer sacred when we speak
The only ones who can hear them
Are the ones who left last week

The Cranberries - Uncertain

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