dream7790:

robbit-the-hobbit:

Led Zeppelin - Since I’ve Been Loving You (Live)

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swinginforbreakfast:

“You Make Me Swoon” by The Two Man Gentlemen Band.

THIS SONG IS ALL KINDS OF FANTASTIC.

rawlands:

the best of the best: my all time favorite songs → 7. 5 years time - noah and the whale 

In five years time I might not know you
In five years time we might not speak

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swinginforbreakfast:

“Shake That Thing” by The Preservation Hall Jazz Band.  This version swings hard, and is one of my favorite songs to dance to.  It is also a great song to fill the floor.

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swinginforbreakfast:

“Blue Drag” by the New Orleans Jazz Vipers. 

lifeofaveggie:

27. A song you like to blast on your car stereo when it comes on:
C’est si bon / The Hot Club of San Francisco

This was slightly difficult since I don’t really listen to the radio that much, but if I do it’s the classical/jazz station. So, if it’s 7PM (or later) and I’m driving home from school it’s jazz time. Which usually means the volume is turned up pretty high anyways ;). This was one I that I especially enjoyed though - “C’est si bon” (say it is good). ;3 

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imokhuede:

LCD Soundsystem — Daft Punk Is Playing at My House

swinginforbreakfast:

“Potato Chips” by Slim Gaillard And His Baker’s Dozen.

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oldsoulmusic:

Linda Jones - Seeing Is Believing (Loma, 1967)

While we’re still talking about playing behind the beat, this is a good example. Check the hits right before “seeing is believing”. Gorgeous song. From her popular Loma record “Hypnotized”.

I just finished season 5 of Mad Men like 20 minutes ago. This is so perfect.

I AM SO EXCITED.
Seriously. If you don’t want Don and the gang taking up space on your dash, ignore my blog on Sundays and Mondays. I won’t be offended. Do that tag block thing.

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francisalbertsinatra:

“You Walk By”
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, vocal by Frank Sinatra
March 6, 1941 radio broadcast

mackenentertainment:

Justin Timberlake - Mirrors (Late Night With Jimmy Fallon)