YouTube music videos A-Z - (Part E)

J can be for Johnny Hartman and John Coltrane: Lush Life



I don't usually post non video videos, but...

 

Jurassic 5 - A Day At The Races


too slow

Talib Kweli - Human Mic

 

For the Late Paco de Lucia

 

M is for Sergio Mendes - and an assist from Carmen Alice - on "What Is This?"

 

New Order - Age of CoNseNt. I love this band. My favorite. Saw them live at the Aragon Ballroom back in 2012 of October. Amazing.

 

O is for Ode to Billie Joe | Bobbie Gentry

One of the first female country artists to write and produce her own stuff.

 

P is the Percussion Ensemble of the University of Arkansas -- Little Rock, playing the music of Radiohead, From Kid A...

 

Q, then, is for one of the original hard-rocking women - Suzi Quatro, here with Devil Gate Drive.

 

R is for Retrograde by James Blake

 

I am always a bit sad when R comes by and @frasermc skips Runrig.

 

Never mind R. I always want to put on Highland Cathedral for H but I daren't risk the forum ban...

 

Not embarrassed to admit I still like this track

S is for Sean Paul - Like Glue

 

I was sitting on V to share my current song/video obsession, but I can't wait on y'all any longer. So T is for St. Vincent with "Cruel"

 

Hanzel Und Gretyl-Ubermensch Uberfrau
jUst caUse I am feeling like the Overman/SUperman today.

 

Van Halen - Hot For Teacher

 

W is for M. Ward | Chinese Translation, live on Letterman

 

Get Yer Goth on

Xmal Deutschland

 

Y is for Muddy Waters and the Rolling Stones, live from the Checkerboard Lounge (owned and managed by Buddy Guy) in 1981. Here they sign "Baby Please Don't Go" and it's worth the ten minute commitment to watch and listen.

 

What.
The F/ck.
Is Mick Jagger Wearing?

Oh, The 80s.... Were you really necessary?
("Yes, actually.." says Johnny Marr, D. Boon, and Prince. )

Oh, all right....

 

Z is for Zooma, Zooma.. and When You're Smiling and Oh Marie | Louis Prima (aka The Wildest)

 

Numbers and Symbols time! As the erudite soul Andy Dwyer asked, what better way to honor the legacy of someone who merits more than a candle in the wind? Li'l Sebastian, here's 5000 Candles in the Wind:

 

A is for A Lot of Livin' to Do | Hal Frazier and Buddy Rich, live on Playboy After Dark, 1970

Damn, I love this song. And I just stumbled across this "wild" version.
Nice intro from the Hef.

 

one of the many reasons why imho franco battiato is a great

Franco Battiato - Stranizza d'amuri



a fabulous song in sicilian dialect

 

C is for Alice Cooper- I Never Cry



Seriously- I sometimes wonder how big dude's music might have become without the horror show makeup.

 

D is for Sammy F/cking Davis Jr | The Man That Got Away
Another killer version of this tune



Song actually starts here, but the cool cat intro is so worth it .. not to mention the 20 minutes after it.

Like, The Lady is a Tramp here, for example -- complete with some hot-steppin'.