Warpaint, "Keep It Healthy" (Live on KEXP)

OPEN REQUEST SUNDAY/MARCH OF THE COVERS: Cat Power, "I Found a Reason" (The Velvet Underground)

And a belated posting of yesterday's request from Sara--a beautiful cover of a beautiful song. Enjoy!

MARCH OF THE COVERS: The Watson Twins, "Just Like Heaven" (The Cure)

Led Zeppelin, "Going to California" (Live)

Bon voyage, Cuz.

Loggins and Messina, "Danny's Song"

Van Morrison, "Crazy Love"

Tom Petty, "Wildflowers"

Seals and Crofts, "Summer Breeze" (Live)

EPMD, "Da Joint"

The Beta Band, "Dry the Rain"

From The Three EPs, and central to a memorable scene from High Fidelity.  For additional reading, check out this Guardian piece from a few years back, which ponders their break-up and inexplicable lack of mainstream acceptance.  Enjoy!

Norah Jones, "You've Ruined Me" (Live at Ancienne Belgium)

(NOT QUITE) OPEN REQUEST SUNDAY: Bread, "Guitar Man"

Our cab driver turned entertainer when this song came on the radio yesterday,.  His ringing endorsement (he enjoys playing it on his guitar, too) convinced me that if he knew Tuna Day existed and had an Open Request Sunday, he would most definitely vote for some Bread.  Enjoy!

Red Hot Chili Peppers, "Road Trippin'"

From the U.K. version of Californication... let's go get lost.

The Raveonettes, "Black Wave"

OPEN REQUEST SUNDAY: Michael Kiwanuka, "Tell Me a Tale"

From Brooklyn Joe, Tastemaker... Enjoy! Happy New Year!

OPEN REQUEST SUNDAY: Jack Johnson, "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer"

Courtesy of Maura, here's a delightful take on the old classic...


But Rudolph--he didn't go for that
He said, "I see through your silly games"
How can you look me in the face
When only yesterday you called me names?


Enjoy!

Angie Stone, "Wish I Didn't Miss You"

Great song... vaguely reminiscent of another great song (future tuna?) from another era...

Chicago, "Saturday in the Park"

Thank you, Maura!  And thank you, Kocour-Carrs!

Sparklehorse & Radiohead, "Wish You Were Here" (Pink Floyd Cover)

From the compilation album Come Again... From what I have just read, Thom Yorke's parts were recorded over the phone in his hotel room to mimic the sound of the original.

Blind Pilot, "I Buried a Bone"

Blind Pilot--out of Portland, OR--performing a couple of years ago at radio station WNRN in Charlottesville... Enjoy!