“Jessie’s Girl” by Rick Springfield

Midday Music Day 12. Jessie’s Girl by Rick Springfield.
I always thought the line…
And I’m lookin’ in the mirror all the time
Wondering what she don’t see in me,
…was pretty clever.
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Midday Music Day 12. Jessie’s Girl by Rick Springfield.
I always thought the line…
And I’m lookin’ in the mirror all the time
Wondering what she don’t see in me,
…was pretty clever.

Midday Music Day 11. Angel is a Centerfold by J. Geils Band.
This song was never really a favorite. Then last year we had to put down our dog, Bruiser, who was nearly 17 years old. It was a tough time for me. I got in the car to go to work the morning after and the first words on the radio were: “The memory of my angel could never cause me pain.” For whatever reason that seemed like the words I needed to hear. Anyway… on to the song.

Midday Music Day 10. Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes.

Midday Music Day 9. Gloria by Laura Branigan.

“…there’s one thing I do know, son, and that is you are here for a reason…”
The poster above is my favorite poster from Quotes, Lines & Lyrics a show held recently at the Hero Complex Gallery in LA. Quotes, Lines & Lyrics featured the creations of over 70 artists who created posters inspired by famous lines of dialogue from a movie, TV show or song.
You can see more and bigger versions of the posters here at /Film.

Midday Music Day 8. Born To Be Alive by Patrick Hernandez.
My buddy, Jim Ivey who is 89 now, hates this song. Sometimes when playing poker we’d have the radio as background music – this is the only song I can remember him complaining about. So this one’s for you, Jim!

How about a little Blurred Lines Bluegrass?

Midday Music Day 7. Kung Fu Fighting by Carl Douglas.

Midday Music Day 5. Play that Funky Music by Wild Cherry.

Midday Music Day 4. Disco Inferno by The Trammps.

Midday Music Day 3. You Should Be Dancing by The Bee Gees.

Midday Music Day 2. How Deep is Your Love by The Bee Gees.

Midday Music Day 1. Evergreen [Love Them from a Star is Born] by Barbara Streisand.

I think on this lazy Sunday, we should take five with Dave Brubeck. While you listen why not check out Dave Brubeck: 5 Little Known Facts About the Take 5 Jazz Pianist?

You know a song has entered the public conscience when the President is caught singing it.