50 mixes with songs by “Asylum Street Spankers”

20 of my favorite folk songs. Including Bob Dylan, The Avett Brothers and Fleet Foxes.

A great mix to put your head in the right space. Really good flow, smooth and mellow. Feels good. Brings smiles to a lazy bird. Twenty-one tracks including music by the Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, and Bob Marley.

A chronology of last night. Starting out with soul and indie-rock, then some doo-wop and a-capella to catch your breath, shake it out with some alternative rock songs, finally some dream-pop to ride it out.

Cover by Simon Pais (flickr.com/simonpais).

File this under "It's not love, but I'll take it." Love songs about a love that will never, shouldn't, or temporarily doesn't exist. Some of the songs might be considered funny, but not all are gut-busters. Some are country, some are rock. Probably not safe for work. Why are you still reading the description? Features music from Kinky Friedman, the Asylum Street Spankers, and Tom Waits.

With all the crap out there these days on radio, tv and film it's nice to listen to good music and find your ears letting you know they love you for treating them so kindly. Twenty-two tracks including music by Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, and the Jimi Hendrix Experience

songs that you listen when you feel alone and depressed

Classic, or at least classic-sounding jazzy numbers from some very talented artists. Good for listening to on a winter's night, or whenever the mood strikes you.

A very funky mellow mix that has a lot of deliciously sweet songs.Good flow from track to track.Twenty-one tracks including music by Jeff Beck, Phish and Bob Marley

Nine tracks including music by Ahmad Jamal, Charlie Parker, and Bill Evans. Try it with http://www.rainymood.com/

A set list from the late night Speakeasy 22/1/11. Loud, shouting party music from a range of genres.
You can see the set list details dogpossum.org/2011/01/speakeasy-superfun/">here.
Bill Steber photo from www.livinghistoryfarm.org/farminginthe50s/life_19.html">here.

Ten tracks including music by Asylum Street Spankers, Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys and Django Reinhardt.