I have been using my time as efficiently as I can obviously on this Sunday with no practice or Lao lesson. During this time I was trying to think up a playlist for my Ipod. This playlist is for those times driving through the rural Lao countryside sitting in the back of a truck with the wind blowing in my hair. Small villages pass by and I have no idea what lies ahead, literally because I am looking backwards. Rice fields abound, livestock, farmers, trucks and pants free children line these roads. Sometimes we are stuck on a dusty road with seemingly no end, other times its a brisk ride on a more well maintained road with the Mekong on our side. I have created a playlist which I present to you below. I hope that in your free time on this upcoming Sunday, which you will be waking up to soon, you will look at this and think about your own personal playlist. I invite you to check out the songs you haven't heard of and to reintroduce yourself with the ones you have.
I would love additions, comments, and thoughts.
In alphabetical order particular order:
- Day Tripper The Beatles
- Fairwell Ride Beck
- Blowin' In The Wind Bob Dylan
- Against The Wind Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
- Green Onions Booker T. & The MG's
- Born To Run Bruce Springsteen
- Going Up The Country Canned Heat
- Through The Grapevine CCR
- Up Around The Bend CCR
- Dueling Banjos Charlie Daniels Band
- Clocks Coldplay
- I Feel Free Cream
- Hotel California The Eagles
- Go Your Own Way Fleetwood Mac
- Sunshine (Go Away Today) Jonathan Edwards
- Mississippi Queen Mountain
- Sinnerman (Stereo) Nina Simone
- (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay Otis Redding
- Wind of Change Scorpions
- Keep On Running The Spencer Davis Group
- Drift Away (With John Kay) Steppenwolf
- After Dark Tito and Tarantula
- Draggin' The Line Tommy James & The Shondells
- Is This The Way To Amarillo Tony Christie
- Domino Van Morrison
As you can see there is a theme and its teenage angst. Just kidding!
1 comment:
HEY DAVID, I guess Sunday is a down day for you. Like the play list, I actually know somw of those songs. Go to the market and take some pictures so we can see what they sell. Food not just T-shirts. Keep up the good work, I love reading about your life.
MOM
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