I've been experiencing lots of cosmic music coincidences lately.
At the end of one of my closing shifts last week, the doughnut maker and I were bustling away to a random selection of my CD's.
While I was scrubbing out airpots the doughnuteer called out: "All Bowie tonight, eh?"
I didn't have any Bowie with me. "Eh?"
"This is a crazy tempo Bowie cover, and there was a Bowie cover on that Nirvana record, and a Bowie number on the mix before that."
So we started checking, and whaddya know, 4 out of 5 discs in that rotation included a Bowie cover.
This week, I unwittingly bought 3 records that include versions of 'Spanish Harlem'.
If only everyone in my life had a turntable. You'd all be getting a $.99 copy of Whipped Cream and Other Delights and an itching to dance like an ass.
Merry Christmas, Everyone.
I'm sorry, but the idea of getting a copy of Herb Alpert just strikes me as hillarious! I guess it comes down to the fact that this one one of about two pieces of vinyl my stepfather owned that I could actually stand to listen to as a teen-ager.
Posted by: COMTE at December 26, 2005 11:26 AMi kind of want the spanish harlem covers instead. those sound nice.
Posted by: louella at December 28, 2005 11:35 AMon a curiously related note, I recently realized I have four versions of "Starman." personally, the Mates of State version is best, though the Seu Jorge is pretty nice, albeit incomprehensible to me.
Posted by: jwilliam at January 5, 2006 10:45 AM