the Buzz for September 20th, 2010

20
Sep

our world will be right when love comes over
(or: september 20’s honey from the hive)

posted at 1:21 pm by brandon in sweet you rock and sweet you roll

Bernadette Peters — “Running On Faith”
(from I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight) — Running

In a strikingly brilliant turnabout, Peters — all warm feminine energy and china-doll delicacy — transforms Eric Clapton’s quietly fiery blues ballad into a gentle, peaceful prayer.

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(or: september 20’s honey from the hive)

20
Sep

no holes in his shoes but a big hole in his world
(or: a week’s worth of honey from the hive)

posted at 10:30 am by brandon in sweet you rock and sweet you roll

If you missed any of last week’s tunes, here is a quick recap:

MONDAY: Tim McGraw — “Southern Voice”
(from Southern Voice) — Southern

TUESDAY: Jen Trynin — “Rang You and Ran”
(from Gun Shy Trigger Happy) — Rang

WEDNESDAY: The Script — “The Man Who Can’t Be Moved”
(from The Script) — The

THURSDAY: Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians — “Circle”
(from Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars) — Circle

FRIDAY: Natalie Cole — “Snowfall on the Sahara”
(from Snowfall on the Sahara) — Snowfall

SATURDAY: Elvis Presley — “Rubberneckin’ [Paul Oakenfold Mix]”
(from Elvis: 2nd to None) — Rubberneckin'

SUNDAY: The Proclaimers — “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)”
(from Sunshine On Leith) — I'm

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