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02-12-10 Footnotes
Show 220:
Valentine's Day Songs: Setting the Mood
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1 Just when you thought there couldn't be any more posthumous Jimi Hendrix releases, there’s news that a new album will see the light of day in March. And, we have a preview song called “Valleys of Neptune.” During his short life, Hendrix only released 3 records. But since his death over 30 albums have been released. Jim and Greg explain that “Neptune” is reflective of the guitarist’s post-Electric Ladyland period. He was focusing less on guitar work and more on experimental lyrics. And, of equal interest to the music is the business of Hendrix.

2 It’s Valentine’s Day, and one of the most important elements to “Set the Mood” is, of course, music. Jim and Greg play their favorite mood setters:

Jim
Los Lobos, “Kiko and the Lavender Moon
Luscious Jackson, “Naked Eye
The Album Leaf, “There Is A Wind
Romeo Void, “Never Say Never

Greg
Ben E. King, “Stand By Me
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, “Hysteric
Otis Redding, “I’ve Been Loving You
John Legend, “Show Me

3 This week’s guest listener critics recommend these romantic songs:
David from Oklahoma City: George Harrison, “I’d Have You Anytime
Paal from Milwaukee: Explosions in the Sky, “Your Hand in Mine
Cheryl from New York City: Nick Lowe, “I Trained Her To Love Me
Brad from Ann Arbor: New Order, “Temptation ‘87



Songs Featured in Show #220
Jimi Hendrix, "All Along The Watchtower," Electric Ladyland, 1968
Jimi Hendrix, "Valleys of Neptune," Valleys of Neptune, 2010
Dusty Springfield, "The Look of Love," Casino Royale, 1966
Los Lobos, "Kiko and the Lavender Moon," Kiko, 1992
Ben E. King, "Stand By Me," Don't Play That Song, 1962
Luscious Jackson, "Naked Eye," Fever In Fever Out, 1996
Love's Unlimited Orchestra, "Love's Theme," In Heat, 1974
Peggy Lee, “Fever,” All Aglow Again, 1960
Los Lobos, “Kiko and the Lavender Moon” Kiko, 1992
Luscious Jackson, “Naked Eye” Fever In Fever Out, 1996
George Harrison, “I’d Have You Anytime,” All Things Must Pass, 1970
Explosions in the Sky, “Your Hand in Mine,” The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place, 2003
The Isley Brothers,” “Between the Sheets,” Between the Sheets, 1983
Nick Lowe, “I Trained Her To Love Me,” At My Age, 2007
New Order, “Temptation” Substance, 1987
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, “Hysteric,” It’s Blitz!, 2009
The Album Leaf, “There Is A Wind,” A Chorus of Storytellers, 2010
Otis Redding, “I’ve Been Loving You,” Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul, 1968
Romeo Void, “Never Say Never” Benefactor, 1982
John Legend, “Show Me” Once Again, 2006
Phoenix, "Long Distance Call," It's Never Been Like That, 2006
Midlake, "Core of Nature," The Courage of Others, 2010
Taylor Swift, "Fifteen," Fearless, 2008


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