http://outlandosmusic.com/thedailydose/ Each weekday hear two handpicked songs and discover great new music rooted in the songs you love. en-us Tue, 16 Mar 2010 04:08:13 MST
Be My Baby--The Ronettes takin us back. Which is the point. A new song paired w/an older song that makes sense, everyday.]]>
I Used 2 B a King--Little of this classic album aged well, save for this glorious song of regret. Garcia on pedal steel guitar makes it orchestral.]]>
Police & Thieves--Any excuse to play Strummer's a worthy one. Any excuse to drink wine... twist my arm. Click the wine & cheese icon = => to see what's what.]]>
I Got the Feelin'--The Original but I hate to say it I think I like Joe & the Honeybears a bit better. Does that make me a bad man? Don't answer that.]]>
Pics of Matchstick Men--Any excuse to play this song is a good one. And it works. Long live CVB. Long live us! Help out by clicking SHARE, upper right.]]>
Mellow Yellow--I'm just mad about wine & cheese. Quite rightly! Click the wine & cheese icon 2 the right 2 see what John has in mind.]]>
Running on Empty--Oh so very JB. This is the fun part! Making the match. Join in & e-mail ideas, kate@outlandosmusic.com]]>
Pablo Picasso--The Lovers had soul as well as silliness. J. Richman does dark as well as happy. And I thought Picasso was an asshole.]]>
I Want You Back--About time we paid trib to the KOP. Here's me doing the moonwalk, in case you missed it.]]>
Never Said--What's not to love? She's a rocker & taking on The Stone's Exile on Main St. It's win-win. Kind of like when you share us :-).]]>
Talking in Your Sleep--More cheesy stuff but I'm not ashamed to say I like this song. And it works perfectly with "Drawback".]]>
See My Friends--I see my friends like the DAILY DOSe. I see they like our wine & cheese picks, too! Subliminal message?]]>
Maneater--Okay don't run away from us... yes, cheesy as can be but The Seas' "Best Thing..." made me ache to hear it. Go with it.]]>
I Can See 4 Miles--Townsend may have ended dinosaur rock at Super Bowls to come w/the stumble/shout but this was sonic sweetness in its day.]]>
We Belong--Symbiotic synths. Awesome. Pat, you hot sexy broad. Wine & cheese, please... ==>]]>
Rockin' Around w/You--One of those "I so glad this is all over the radio" songs. Likely, you already own it, if not, click the Amazon & iTunes icons 2 the right.]]>
Buddy Holly--Brilliant video, brilliant song. Smart rock always has a home here at THE DAILY DOSE, especially the good & loud kind.]]>
Goodbye & Hello--Dad does a song of 60's Sturm und Drang. Like it? Buy it or any of 'em by clicking the Amazon or iTunes icons. Goodbye!]]>
I Would Die 4 U--Everything I owned was purple thanks to this record. Nikes, CB parka, Sony boombox.]]>
I'm Just A Singer--This gem made Hayward & Lodge wonder if they'd still be singers in a R&R band since it'd be yrs before they charted again w/Gemini Dream.]]>

Running Up That Hill--Playing the high-voiced female singer-songwriter card here. It works. Find out which wine & cheese works by clicking the icon ==>]]>
Before They Make Me Run--This tune cracks me up every time I hear it. My fav LP by them. Alejandro & Keith have a similar swagger thing going on.]]>
Elec. Relax.--Strange but these just work together. Neither's necessarily evocative of the other but just liked the idea of playing them back 2 back.]]>
Something Beautiful--Chances are you don't know this Tracy Bonham track but you know her (Mother Mother). And these just make sense together.]]>
25, 41--Hell if I could find the husker Du version of this, am I dreaming? I remember playing it back my radio days. But Marshall works.]]>
Oh! Sweet Nuthin'--It bedded a key pole dancin scene in 2009's Away We Go. Say a prayer for nothin' at all & 4 Cardozo practicing safe pole dancin on Weds.]]>
Only You--This Santogold song always makes me think of Yaz. Call me crazy. Again :-). Wait, that reminds me of wine & cheese... ==>]]>
The One I Love--This is not a love song... in fact it's probably the meanest thing Stipe has ever written. Happy Fake Holiday everyone, on Sunday.]]>
So It Goes--I always love it when I hear this song & then 4 some reason always forget who does it. Luckily, my memory was working today :-).]]>
Sleeping Satellite--Circle round the square in the upper left corner (w/the arrow coming out of it) like a satellite & then click it to listen to archives.]]>
My Best Friend's Girl--Cars makin total sense out of the Valentines. Certainly, u haven't forgotten about this tune but here it is in a new light.]]>
John Barleycorn--The Fairport, Pentangle, Renaissance Brit folk genre never eclipsed this nugget, now over 500 years old. It's cereal.]]>
Always See Your Face--Just saw High Fidelity again recently... dim the lights, get out the good stuff. Getting' all romantic on you here at The Daily Dose. Ooo.]]>
Photobooth--The songs u know r great but their back catalog is better. Dig in. Then tell a pal about us by clicking SHARE, upper-right.]]>
Psycho Killer--Quest que c'est? You've heard this song on THE DAILY DOSE before? Yes, it's true. But sometimes u have 2 go w/the best fit.]]>
Your Saving Grace--Both Steve & Brett lay down easy grooves here that go together! Kind of like how our wine & cheese picks go w/the music.]]>
Your Saving Grace--Both Steve & Brett lay down easy grooves here that go together! Kind of like how our wine & cheese picks go w/the music.]]>
Saturday Afternoon--Slick, Kantner & Balin were tri-part harmony @ its best in the Haight heyday, w/ apologies to CS & N (Young made it 4-part).]]>

Grace--King of swoon. If you don't count Elvis. What wine & cheese goes with? Click the wine & cheese icon to find out.]]>
Honeysuckle Rose--Gypsy jazz. Hint Hint, get something from this man in your cd collection (or at least a few mp3s). Then tell us what you think on Twitter.]]>
How High the Moon--Not that we need an excuse to play Les Paul but it fits so well w/Dog Pound Hop. Howling at the High Moon? Arf.]]>
Because--These lads aren't to shabby either when it comes to har-mo-nees. Share us across the universe by clicking that SHARE button!]]>
Fly By Night--Hell yes. We're not afraid to play songs that have been beaten to death by radio. Breathing new life into old goodies, that's the point.]]>
Hey Tonight--More family-in-a-band music, this time, bros. Is there a reason bass lines in both songs r so frenetic? SHARE it w/family, upper right.]]>
Love Will Tear Us Apart--Fellow Brits Ian Curtis et al. C'mon, do the post-punk/new wave helicopter-twirl with me. You know you want to.]]>
Pretty In Pink--Probably my favorite leading Vox in rock n roll. Superfan alert! Speaking of fans, become ours? Facebook baby.]]>
Doors of Your Heart--If you had their records, you'll know this one. The English Beat'll always have a home in our Daily Dose hearts.]]> >>

Silent All These Yrs--You'll catch how the melody of Tori's tune works w/Serena's. Get us daily via RSS feed.]]>
Pleasant Valley Sunday--New music makes sense best next to older music, don't you think? Fun to dig out this cover. Hopefully, those haircuts will never come back.]]>
Frame by Frame--This Adrian Belew-era Crimson has that photographic, episodic sense the Collective was chasing. Click the album art 4 an epiphany.]]>
Box of Letters--Who knew Gent could conjure up some alt-country vibe. Going back to A.M., Wilco's 1st record.]]>
Ca Plane Pour Moi--Once I hear this tune, man does it get stuck in my head. Oh & I have no idea what they are singing about. Brilliant.]]>
Tide Is High--Always good 2 play something from way back when. Blondie made it pop but these guys did it 1st. Make us pop by sharing w/your pals.]]>
Mmm...--2 bass-baritones 4 today. 1 wine + 1 cheese = 2 suggestions w/2 tunes that aren't cheesy! Click the wine & cheese icon to the right.]]> >>

I'm Sorry--Damn, I love this song. Fits perfectly w/Kandi. Great to have an excuse to play Hothouse Flowers for sure. Don't forget to share us :-).]]>
Psycho Killer--It's not just the bass line that echoes the Sons & Daughters. It's the creepy quotient. Increase ours by joining us on Facebook.]]>
Holiday Road--Watched Vacation the other night on Netflix on-demand for the millionth time. Good talk dad.]]>
Strange Brew--They almost called themselves "Sweet n Sour Rock n Roll." I think they made the right choice. What do you think? Tell us on Facebook.]]>
Incense & Peppermints--LA psychedelia, yeah baby! Yes, that's an Austin Powers ref. Tell your friends about us on Twitter & help us get 1 mee-llion followers.]]>
Walk On By--Click that SHARE button & tell your pals about us! Don't just "walk on by!]]> >>

Jolene--Oh Dolly. Such a dirty hot tune. Dolly & Hoffs have that same sweet vocal vibe. Dig it? Then share us, click SHARE, upper right.]]> >>

If There is Something--Eno was only along for the first two albums & his sonic fingerprints are all over this. Like ours are all over Facebook :-).]]>
Keep Yourself Alive--Guitargod May et al.... Awesome.]]>
New Year's Eve--Best...New Year's Eve Song...Ever. Feel free to share it w/your friends by clicking share in the upper right-hand corner :-).]]> >>

Behind Blue Eyes--Here's to 2010, Daily Dose-style. Thanks for telling your pals about us this year, we hope u'll continue by clicking SHARE, upper right.]]> >>

Down By the River--Hmmm....Neil Young on the stereo at home w/your love in front of a warm fire? I can think of a lot worse ways to spend New Year's Eve Eve!]]>
Just Can't Get Enough--You know you've missed this one. Get down w/your bad self. And then share The Daily Dose by clicking the SHARE icon, upper-right.]]> >>

Highway Star--Before "Panama" this was the drive-too-fast-to-the-finish-line song. Recorded in Montreaux, on Lake Geneva shoreline. Hmm, sounds like....]]>
Gimme All Your Lovin'--All guitar, all the time. Hell yes. Click the wine & cheese icon to the right to see today's recommendations >>>]]>
We 3 Kings--Classic. I love Ella. Happy Xmas & I'll see you in the new year. Just in case, click the buy buttons to the right 4 last-minute gifts.]]> >>

Somebody to Love--Snuggle up w/your "somebody" on this holy night & enjoy The Daily Dose. Happy Holidays from all of us to you & yours.]]> >>.

Sin City--For a lot of folks, it was the Byrds' Sweetheart of the Rodeo & this first Burritos album from 1969 that made country cool again.]]>
Girl fr Ipanema--Gettin a toasty vibe your way on a chilly winter's night. Cozy up to us on Facebook as well.]]>
Rich Kid Blues--He could've been Zeppelin's lead singer but said no thanks. U could have holiday entertaining tips by clicking our wine & cheese icon.]]>
Smalltown Boy--Somerville, Bronski & Steinbachek doing what they do best. Share it with a friend by clicking SHARE, upper-right.]]>
Chanukah Song--The original. Merry Chanukah. Spread the love and click SHARE in the upper-right.]]>
Merry Xmas Baby--Southern Culture on the Skids make everything fun. Especially when they throw fried chix @ u. Tell a friend about them & us.]]>
We Can Get Wild--Listen now, right here, It's going to be a beautiful year. Help us make a good one by sharing The Daily Dose, click SHARE.]]>
Rainbow Connection--We play what we want. Kermit included. It just works, fancy that. Now click our wine & cheese icon to the right to see what goes with.]]>
You're the 1 4 Me, Fatty--Live in Paris in '92, so no Marr on guitar. Same release had the sprawling cover of Moon River. Hit the Buy Button & add it to your canon.]]>
I Don't Want to Play in Your Yard--Can't remember what film it was but this was featured & it made me think of Dona's take on How Deep. Share it w/your pals, click SHARE.]]>
Jackson Cannery--Well look at this... a piano-rock trio (yes, cleaver name). Dig what we do? Share it w/your friends by clicking SHARE, upper-right.]]>
12 Days of Xmas--Whatup all you Holiday Hosers. We left the intro in for you for the full effect here... God bless Bob and Doug. Please do SHARE it.]]>
Sweet Soul Music--Arthur honors his musical soul brothers in this funky, infectious smash hit from 1967. Honor us & share us w/your pals by clicking SHARE.]]>
If I Can't Change Your Mind--Sugar! How I've missed them. Fun 2 pair Bob et al. w/an Xmas song. Even more fun 2 get THE DAILY DOSE via RSS]]>
Draggin' the Line--The summer of 1971 & the last of 5 years' worth of radio hits that began w/Hanky Panky. No draggin' - click SHARE, upper right.]]>