Für mich soll´s rote Rosen regnen

Hildegard Knef - Für mich soll´s rote Rosen regnen

Tiny Tim

What? You don´t know Tiny Tim? Then it´s time for a change! Have fun :)

The Velvet Underground

The Velvet Underground - another band I ´m discovering first now - even if I already posted Sunday Morning weeks ago.
Enjoy listening!
By the way, this beautiful lady on the left is Nico.

The first cycle tour of the year :)

The weekend promised to be warm and sunny so I decided to make a ride with the bike from Bremen to Bremerhaven. Most of the tour is along river Weser, the connection  between the two towns.

James Bond

Since years I had the wish to put all the James Bond songs together. So I did it, here they are. It´s funny to hear how this music describes our later music history :)
I dedicate this potpourri to the heroes I know - especially to those who are working as secret agents ;)

Ween

I do like weird music. Ween has for some time been one of my favourite bands - but only their calmer songs :)
Here are some of them to start with:

Altäre

Graffiti Pt2 - Mensch, wo bist du?

Needed something for my eyes, so I took a walk through my quarters. Look whom I met.

Trip Hop

Never heard of this? For sure you have :)
I dedicate this post to my polish girlfriend, enjoy!

Hip Hop

Here´s some Hip Hop :)

The record collection of my mother

It was lonesome at home after school, so as I was old enough to use the record player I started to listen to the record collection of my mother. I love singing, and listened again and again! For sure some of the records were damaged here and there, and unfortunately it ended with that she locked the door of the living room. At least this was the music I listened to as young girl - should I say, enjoy it? :)

T Rex

... needs an own post :)

Hot Love
Bang A Gong Get It On
Metal Guru
Jeepster
Ride A White Swan
Evenings Of Damask
Life Is A Gas
Like A White Star Tangled And Far Tulip
The Throat Of Winter

More music!

As child and teenager I wasn´t very much into music.

I remember that day I got a new teacher for music at school, he played Summertime sung by Janis Joplin. It was strange what happened to me, somehow the music was creeping under my skin. I was upset and asked for to listen to the song a second time. But that was the first and the last contact with music made in the end of the sixties/the midst of the seventies. Unfortunately I never had any more lessons with that teacher.

First now I´m starting to listen to this music, and I have to concede, there is some nice stuff :)
So, it´s time for a compilation of some of my favourites, I hope you enjoy it :)


Janis Joplin - Summertime
Paul Mccartney And Wings - Let Me Roll It
Kevin Ayers - Oh Wot A Dream
Them - Here Comes The Night
The Pretty Things - Bracelets Of Fingers
The Zombies - Shes Not There
Pink Floyd - See Emily Play
Pink Floyd - Arnold Layne
Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear The Reaper
The Pretty Things - She's A Lover
The Zombies - Leave Me Be
The Zombies - Tell Her No
Traffic - Hole In My Shoe
Traffic - Paper Sun
The Zombies - Time Of The Season
The Who - I Can´t Explain
Adrian Pride - Her Name Is Melody
Gandalf - Me About You
New Colony Six - I Confess
Scott Richards - Who Is That Girl
Sixto Rodriguez - Sugar Man
The Idle Race - Morning Sunshine
Donovan - Curry-Land
Donovan - Sunshine Superman
Pink Floyd - Remember A Day
Pink Floyd - Julia Dream
The Savages - Quiet Town
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - As The World Rises And Falls
The Zombies - Summertime

The Kinks

Not only The Beatles or The Rolling Stones were popular in the sixties. A dear friend of mine has always been fond of The Kinks, so I went off into the WWW ...

Listen, what I found!