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The nice thing about the format you created is that it doesn't require you (or anybody else) to check in every day.
Any beverage spill, including coffee, is never cleaned up whether spilt on console or spilt on seats. Fast food bags, wrappers, cups, condiments, crumbs, and food (especially fries) left on the floors. Mud from shoes smeared everywhere. Muddy dog prints all over. Water bottles, soda cans and plastic soda bottles, etc. all over the floor and seats. Pens, yellowed papers, dirty socks, etc. all over the floor. Change everywhere (I put that in my pocket). You get the picture. He just leaves a nasty mess, and it smells icky. He and his wife have been separated for around 5 years now, and her car is immaculate inside.
When I first heard Time Out of Mind and got to this, my reaction was "this would be a bona fide hit single if it was performed by someone who could sing." It happened twice, with Garth Brooks and Adele.
It was proposed long ago, probably on Memorial Day or 4th of July. I believe it came with the footnote of "Lee Greenwood and Toby Keith need not apply."
The song is off the album Main Course, which is the first album they ever used their falsetto voices on. I think it was the song "Nights on Broadway" from the album that Barry was asked to use his falsetto, and the rest is history with that sound.
Thanks. I think all of my playlists are current up until I went to bed last night, which before the Gaye song was picked. I’ll update again today.
Yep. That's what I figured. It's really no big deal about when you get to it. If it ever takes a few days or weeks, then that's what it takes. Spotify boned us on no longer being able to collaborate unless you copy the link and do it within 24 hours.
The falsetto at the end of Nights on Broadway is actually Maurice. But it sounded so good that they started incorporating it elsewhere, and by the time of Saturday Night Fever it became their dominant style. Main Course’s biggest hit, Jive Talkin’, does not have falsetto.
Barry is the one singing the falsetto in "Nights on Broadway" on the studio recording on Main Course. Maurice usually did the falsetto when they sang it live.
Yes - I was the one who suggested the category. Doesn't have to be a rah-rah type song, and like most categories we can define "patriotic" broadly.
I love his music.
