68 mixes with tracks by “the tornados”

Closing credits from MAD MEN.

42 tracks including music by David Carbonara, Etta James and Skeeter Davis. I will be updating this mixtape as season five continues, so check back in.

Songs of the Mexico-USA border

It's hot, but I'm cool cool cool. Feat. Astrud Gilberto, Serge Gainsbourg, James Brown...

A mix of Bob Dylan covers, in no particular order, but all dealing with the myriad emotions and sensations of that most elusive of human experience, the most powerful four-letter word of them all, LOVE

Some known, and lesser known tracks.

8 upbeat instrumentals of the 50's & 60's, including music by Freddy Fender, The Tornados, and Link Wray & The Wraymen. (TRT: 19:08)

My friend Reverend Alex G (http://8tracks.com/reverendalexg) has been loosing a series of absolutely brilliant mixes of classic soul and funk tracks about food called Me So Hungry. This is my country-fried southern-style rebuttal. Jimmy Dean, Dale Watson, and even Kenny Chesney!

Fourteen tracks including music by Pérez Prado, Sakamoto Kyu, and Eartha Kitt - inspired by Season Three of MAD MEN andmade up to make up for those gawdawful character mixes that AMC tried to attach to the leads.

(Simpsons Geeks should appreciate the title...)

This is the type of mix you probably shouldn't listen to if you're chompin' down on Children's chewable prozac, but I digress...

The tunes on here vary, from mid 90's britpop, to newer indie/garage tunes (Jeff the Brotherhood)... super old soul, weirdo country ballads (Lambchop)... and super NEW tunes (Mark Lanegan & Perfume Genius)...

(This mix is now enriched with Vitamin R!)