What Are You Listening To Right Now?

*sigh* Back at work, and this morning we have: Baby Ran by 54-40, Jaan Pehchan Ho by Muhammed Rafi, and Satellite Radio by Steve Earle.

This morning: Ever Fallen in Love by the Buzzcocks, Call of Your Dogs by the Droogs, and Rockin' in the Free World by Neil Young.

This morning: Put Your Sh*tkickers On by House of Pain, She's Too Good for Me by Warren Zevon, and This One's Different by Howler.

This morning: Fried Chicken and Gasoline by Southern Culture on the Skids, Too Much to Dream by the Electric Prunes, and Bad Luck by Social Distortion.

This morning: Summer's Gonna Be My Girl by The Go, Gimme the Car by the Violent Femmes, and Food, Water, Shelter and Love by Gurf Morlix.

This morning: Anything Anything by Buckcherry, Take Ya Dancing by Say Hi, and Zombie by the Cranberries.

Might be this is cheating a little, but I've listening to this song once daily since March. It was first recorded in 1973 by Judee Sill and I rocked my oldest (born that year) to it frequently. He's the son who's undergone a complete reset of his immune system this year via bone marrow transplant, completely reversing the hardening of his lungs as a result of systemic fibromyalgia.

Additionally, my beloved DH was in an horrific car accident a few weeks ago that left him with transient neuropathy including visual impairment. His improvement's been slow but steady.

This song gave me strength and hope in 1973 and I'm amazed to tell you that Shawn Colvin's rendition of it still does! In fact, it's given me so much inspiratoin I'm changing my signature quote in honor or Judee Sill's composition. Love, love, love it:

There's a Rugged Road - Shawn Colvin - YouTube

This morning: Telegram Sam by Bauhaus, New York City by the Demics, and 1-2-3 Turnaround by Christian TV.

For some strange reason I've had Morning Has Broken with Cat Stevens, from waaaaay back, running through my mind all week, so I looked it up on YouTube & have been playing varying versions on & off all day.
In fact, I've been playing other Cat Stevens songs too. The guy was really very good.

This morning: Bleed a Little While by Lowest of the Low, I Hate my Generation by Cracker, and Come Dancing by the Kinks.