..."Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac!
AnalogPlanet Radio’s WDFU HD2 “Dreams” Radio Show Now Streams Here
This past Friday the eclectic songwriter John D. Loudermilk passed away, so the show begins with a short tribute to him but we didn’t include Paul Revere and The Raiders’ “Indian Reservation” or George Hamilton IV’s “A Rose and a Baby Ruth”.
The host was very distracted today because of tonight’s political debate. In fact he was “flying”. Enjoy the show!
1) Eddie Cochrane: Sitting in the Balcony
2) Stonewall Jackson: Waterloo
3) The Blues Magoos:Tobacco Road
4) Montovani: I Dream of Jeannie
5) Bob Dylan: I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine
6) Bobby Darin: Dream Lover (live)
7) Adele: Daydreamer
8) The Mamas and the Papas: California Dreaming
9) Otis Redding: I’ve Got Dreams to Remember
10) Roy Orbison: In Dreams
11) Roxy Music: In Every Dream Home a Heartache
12) The Smiths: Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me
13) Tom Petty: Running Down the Road
14) Patsy Cline: Sweet Dreams of You
15) Belle and Sebastian: Judy and the Dream of Horses
16) Aerosmith: Dream On
17) Crowded House: Don’t Dream It’s Over
18) Creed: Higher
19) David Bowie: Moonage Daydream
20) Green Day: Boulevard of Broken Dreams
21) Sufjan Stevens: Carl Sandburg Visits Me In a Dream
22) The Moody Blues: The Dream
23) The Rascals: Once Upon a Dream
24) John Lennon and The Plastic Ono Band: God
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Bram Tchaikovsky's "She's the Girl of My Dreams" would've been a perfect follow-up to Roxy!
I love Marianne Faithfuls interpretation of Boulevard of Broken Dreams off the Stange Weather LP!
not in a plane, then the debate may have made more sense to you than anyone else or at least have been more watchable...ha ha ha. Now, you always say not to watch such things if you plan on setting up a turntable...hmm, that means you won't be able to be around turntables for a couple of months now! Uh oh!
Michael, it's Eric, I'm kidding with you.
Great selections for this show despite the errors and such. I see at least a couple of favorites in there. I was not aware that you liked The Smiths, great band among many others. The Moody Blues selection could not have been more perfect.
What about one of my favorites, Electric Prunes " I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night "
I should have caught that, I grew up with that one. Good one Nelson!
For this relief much thanks! Great set list, but everyone needs a quibble, so mine is - what, no Blondie ("Dreaming")?
Phil
I believe you have a mistake in the headline.... Unless you're issuing a big "FU" to the radio station.