Entries Tagged 'Music' ↓
May 2nd, 2011 — Music
On their debut, “Sigh No More”, English quartet ‘Mumford and Sons’ cooked up a rousing, romantic, folk, rock perfect for sloshed barroom sing-a-longs. This is an album that will knock you over at first. But when you gather yourself, get back on your feet and listen again, you’ll want to hit the play button multiple times. They have accomplished bluegrass and folk into an Irish country hybrid. It was been critically praised and talked about on Rolling Stone as one of the best albums of the year. Needless to say, I came to the party late and haven’t listen to this album until a week ago. My favorites on mine include: “Sigh No More,” “The Cave” and “Roll Away Your Stone,” “Little Lion Man,” and “Dust Bowl Dance.” Available on iTunes Now – Taryn Cox for THE WIFE
March 21st, 2011 — Music
The 5 members of the band ‘Local Natives’ happen to be natives of Silver Lake, California. Their triumphant album “Gorilla Manor” gets more creative with each and every song and never bores. For More romantic tunes with sweet smoothness and soulful breakdowns listen to: “Cards and Quarters” and “Who Knows Who Cares.” For a more memorable defining upbeat song go for: “Shape Shifter” and “Camera Talk.” Any Wife should put this on to put a bounce in her step for Spring. Available on iTunes, $7.99
March 2nd, 2011 — Music
(This song is all in good fun… What I took from it is in addition to playing the role of wife a women should also be husbands lover to keep things fresh and fun. Please dont take every word soo seriously!)
“Wives and Lovers” by Jack Jones
Hey Little Girl. Comb your hair, fix your makeup
Soon he will open the door
Don’t think because there’s a ring on your finger
You needn’t try anymore
For wives should always be lovers too
Run to his arms the moment he comes home to you
I’m warning you…
Day after day
There are girls at the office
And men will always be men
Don’t send him off with your hair still in curlers
You may not see him again
For wives should always be lovers too
Run to his arms the moment he comes home to you
He’s almost here…
Hey! Little girl
Better wear something pretty
Something you’d wear to go to the city and
Dim all the lights, pour the wine, start the music
Time to get ready for love
Time to get ready
Time to get ready for love
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February 8th, 2011 — Music, Sex, Valentine's Day
1. Slip Away – Clarence Carter
2. Cry To Me – Solomon Burke
3. These Arms are Mine – Otis Redding
4. Tell It Like It Is – Aaron Neville
5. Candy – Big Maybelle
6. It’s a Man’s World – James Brown
7. Pain in My Heart – Otis Redding
8. I Never Loved a Man – Aretha Franklin
9. Do I Move You – Nina Simone
10. Solid Sender – John Lee Hooker
11. No Shoes – John Lee Hooker
12. Green Onions – Booker T. and The MG’s
13. Comin’ Home Baby – Mel Torme’
14. T.B. Sheets – Van Morrison
15. Please Please Please – James Brown
16. That’s How Strong My Love is – Otis Redding
17. It Must Be You Love – Etta James
18. Try Me – James Brown
19. My Lover’s Prayer – Otis Redding
20. Dont Cry Baby – Etta James
21. Bring it on Home to Me – Sam Cooke
22. Lovin’ You More Everyday – Etta James
23. Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa – Otis Redding
24. Try a Little Tenderness – Otis Redding
25. I Need Someone – Z.Z. Hill
26. When a Man Loves a Women – Otis Redding
December 16th, 2010 — Christmas, Music
Any Wife who adores 1940’s and 1950’s inspired music will love playing this playlist while cooking Christmas dinner, Opening gifts under the tree on Christmas Morning or while hosting a Holiday Cocktail Party. Most of the Song can be found on the CD Swingin’ Christmas available on iTunes. – Taryn Cox for The Wife.
1. Glenn Miller – Jingle Bells
2. Benny Goodman – Winter Weather
3. Woody Herman – Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!
4. Les Brown – I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
5. Harry James – Brazilian Sleigh Bells
6. Benny Goodman – Santa Claus Came in Spring
7. Ella Fitzgerald – Santa Claus Got Stuck in My Chimney
8. Woody Herman – Santa Claus is Coming to Town
9. Louis Armstrong – Cool Yule
10. Benny Goodman – Jingle Bells
11. Billy May – Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer Mambo
12. Louis Prima – Shake Hands with Santa Claus
13. Glenn Miller – Frosty the Snowman
14. Les Brown – Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!
15. Louis Armstrong – Zat You Santa Claus
16. Glenn Miller – Sleigh Ride
