What’s on Your iPod? A Couple of Recommendations from She Plays Music
May 5, 2008 by Sarah
When I go for a walk in the morning, I bring my iPod. My early morning, before the world is awake walk is my time. No kids. No work, just me, the dog and my music.
Now, I have lots of music to listen to on my morning walk, but I’d like to share a couple of my favorites.
Patsy Cline: Walking After Midnight. I just love Patsy Cline. One time I was singing along to this song and didn’t realize it and one of my neighbors told me about it later. Embarrassing but at least it was a good tune.
Fiona Apple: Criminal. No, I’m not a bad, bad girl – but I can pretend I’m one for a few minutes. I always liked music with a rough edge and when this came out in 1997, it was a much cooler alternative (to me) than many of the pop princesses dominating the airwaves.
What’s on your iPod?
Comments
8 Responses to “What’s on Your iPod? A Couple of Recommendations from She Plays Music”Trackbacks
Check out what others are saying about this post...[...] She Plays Music [...]
[...] She Plays Music always has the inside track of women in music – here are two solid recommendations. [...]
[...] New Age to Industrial Addiction for great cuts from that growing genre. She Plays Music always has the inside track of women in music – here are two solid recommendations. Punk Rock [...]
[...] Age Vibe for two favorites. New Age to Industrial Addiction for great cuts from that growing genre. She Plays Music always has the inside track of women in music – here are two solid recommendations. Punk Rock is [...]
[...] old and something new: Deb at She Plays Music recommends a little Patsy Cline and Fiona [...]
[...] old and something new: Deb at She Plays Music recommends a little Patsy Cline and Fiona [...]
[...] Age Vibe for two favorites. New Age to Industrial Addiction for great cuts from that growing genre. She Plays Music always has the inside track of women in music – here are two solid recommendations. Punk Rock is [...]
[...] for two favourites. From New Age to Industrial Addiction for great cuts from that growing genre. She Plays Music always has the inside track of women in music – here are two solid [...]