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Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Sade has realised her new Album “Solider of Love.” It has  been a much anticipated, since her last album “Lovers Rock” was realised over 10 years ago. Sade managed to produce another flawless collection of melancholy hits like songs “Solider of Love” and  “In Another Time,” My personal favorites. Even though it is quite a cliche it’s a must own for love making and quiet nights in with the one you love. Available on iTunes for $10.99 – THE WIFE

Don’t let the name “The XX” fool you. At first glance they could be written off as a punk band, but as soon as the music fades in its all seductively calm and gentle music. The more you listen to tunes like “Intro,” “Islands,” and “Basic Space”  the more addicting it becomes. I highly recommend it for  sunsets and dinner parties. Available on iTunes for $9.99. – THE WIFE

Just in Time for Valentine’s Day, I thought I’d Re post THE WIFE’s Make Out Playlist. Directions to this Playlist…. Download Song from the sexy playlist below, Set the mood with Candle Light, Put on your sexy Lingerie.

1. Everything ( Is never quite enough ) – Wasis Diop
2. Sinner Man – Nina Simone
3. Do I Move You? – Nina Simone
4. When the Lights go Out – The Black Keys
5. Green Onions – Booker T and The MG’s
6. Me and Mr. Jones – Amy Winehouse
7. Feeling Love – Paula Cole
8. Seconds of Pleasure
9. Tell Me More – Jacqui Naylor
10. Don’t Cry Baby – Etta James
11. Caramel – Suzanne Vega
12. Color Blind – Counting Crows
13. Boy with a Coin – Iron and Wine
14. Mondo Bongo – Joe Strummer
15. Ai Du – Ali Farke Toure
16. Amor Porteno – Gotan Project
17. Paris, Texas – Gotan Project
18. Amandrai – Ali Farke Toure
19. Boogie Man Song – Mos Def

Photo Compliments of Kiki De Montparnasse Art

Kiddie Records Weekly began in 2005 as a one year project devoted to the golden age of children’s records. This period spanned from the mid forties through the early fifties and produced a wealth of all-time classics. Many of these recordings were extravagant Hollywood productions on major record labels and featured big time celebrities and composers.

Over the years, these forgotten treasures slipped off the radar and it became our mission to give them a new lease on life by sharing them with today’s generation of online listeners. Each week throughout the year we’ll add a new recording.

So whether you are hearing these records for the first time or reuniting with a childhood favorite from long ago, we hope you take great pleasure in your trip down memory lane!

I also thought that if you found Kids Records from the 1940’s or 50’s at antique fairs or records stores they would make great pieces of art to frame and hang in a child’s nursery or room. Another decorating tip from THE WIFE!