500+ mixes with songs by “john cale”

When you need that peace and you are somewhere quiet listen to these tunes to fall asleep to.

120+ Blues tracks including everything from Robert Johnson to Gary Clark Jr. This mix covers the foundation of blues and progresses into the electric blues age and Blues/Rock fusion. Suggestions welcome.

Body waning with booze, head swimming with sleepiness, eyes surrounded by dark circles, walking or riding through a town when everything's closed, even the bars...this mix is for that melancholic hour. Featuring the talents of Nina Simone, John Cale, Bessie Smith and many others.

Continuing with my era-specific series, now I'm looking at arguably my favorite era of music, 1971-1973 in Los Angeles. This era was experimental, poppy, sugar-sweet (hence dessert), and wonderful, driven by advances in studio quality and the investment big labels were making in talented artists. List includes Van Dyke Parks, Harry Nilsson and Randy Newman.

Countdown the best songs of 1973 from 100-#1!(plus one more bonus track) 104 tracks in all including music by David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, and The Temptations. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/04/top-100-songs-of-1973.html

Sometimes you're just sad. Your heart isn't broke, you haven't learned any solid lessons, sometimes you just want to experience that divine melancholy, to fall into yourself. This mix is for those that sometimes enjoy that dark time right before dawn.

Either waiting for the tears to come or bawling your eyes out this playlist will be right there with you. With a mixture of Regina Spektor, Five for Fighting and much more.

Title says it all. A few of my favorite oldies, most you're probably heard, some you haven't, but all classics. 24 songs from al green, Otis Redding, Bill Withers, and more.

From The Beatles to The Black Keys, chilled out tunes.

Made this mix for driving around. Breezy head bopping summery tracks like Girls, Pavement, Peter Bjorn and John.

Another "best of". 40 of my favorite songs off the mixes I have made before. The Kinks, Times New Viking, The Velvet Underground, etc.

Here's 18 tracks with a flowerchild demeanor carted by hip hop-esque percussions.