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iluvaxlrose says:

February 3, 2007 at 1:24 pm

Melvina Reynolds – Little boxes
Fiona Apple – Extraordinary machine
Regina Spektor – Fidelity
Peggy Lee – Fever
Ella Fitzgerald – Too Darn hot
Lavay Smith – Roll the boogie
Katharine Whalen – Just you, just me
Dinah Washington – Mad about the boy
An PierlÃ© – Jupiter
Nellie McKay – David
Patsy Cline – Crazy
Judy Clay – Private number
Carole King – Crying in the rain
Dusty Springfield – The look of love
Bettye Lavette – Little Sparrow
PP Arnold – Angel of the morning
Etta James – I just wanna make love to you
Julie London – Fly me to the moon
Ani di Franco – Wishin’ and hopin’
Erma Franklin – Piece of my heart
Millie Jacskon – If loving you is wrong
Heather Nova – Walk this way (acoustic)
Kristin Hersh – Your ghost
Blossom Dearie – Once upon a summertime
Kate Bush – This woman’s work
Sibylle Baier – Tonight

This is about women who sings.
In all kinds of styles, I tried to mix several styles of different music.
Hopefully, many of you will redsicover some of those classics, as well as
discover some nice new music.

DJ Tom Edwards says:

February 3, 2007 at 6:14 pm

In line to be played – looking forward to this – some real classics in there – gunna be a Sunday afternoon player me thinks 😉
Tom

Dangerscouse says:

February 3, 2007 at 6:40 pm

I like the look of this……

dj Mitzur@ says:

February 3, 2007 at 6:55 pm

Damn, goes straight to my heart allready.

dj Mitzur@ says:

February 3, 2007 at 8:45 pm

Loved it. Great selection.
Especially loved Regina Spektor – Fidelity,
Ani di Franco – Wishinâ€™ and hopinâ€™ and of course a favourite like Carole King – Crying in the rain.
And Kate Bush – This womanâ€™s work almost got me crying man. 😯 (?!)

Dangerscouse says:

February 6, 2007 at 7:09 pm

Lovin it so far, got halfway through and its all good!! Gonna be a keeper, this one!

Regina Spektor is great and that’s a lovely song.

useo8 says:

February 8, 2007 at 4:15 am

A really splendid set.The transitions tend toward mildly challenging,yet are most successful.The first is a good example of this.Big kudos to you for making it so.
The strong performance overcomes the stylistic weakness of some of the mellower ones.I don’t mind mellow folk,or such,but it has to have at least a creative edge,like the peggy lee.A finestkind track.
Had a wonderful time with this one,Thanks for posting!
😀 😀 😀 😀 8) 8) 8) 8)

Dangerscouse says:

February 8, 2007 at 8:30 am

Love the mixes that you manage to slip in there, bloody hard to do with this type of music.

Overall, really enjoyed it, especially Lavay Smith; love boogie woogie music. Made me think about doing a jazz-style mix as well.

dEZ says:

February 9, 2007 at 10:39 am

I agree with you all, Spektor’s song is brilliant (so as the rest of the cd btw).

concerning the type of music I put in my mixes, I just try to be original each time, putting new kind of music.

I wish some of you guys go out and investigate An PierlÃ©, a Belgian artist that deserve recognition out of our boundaries.

As for Kate Bush, did I ever mentionned it was one of my favourite artist ? (and when she collaborates with Peter Gabriel, I’m in heaven).

Last words, Ani di Franco’s Wishin’ and hopin’ is just a cover, but I prefer it to the original (I first heard it in Nip-tuck, an overal good show that contains lots of good music).

I hope I can make another nice contribution next month.

😀

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