Make- Out Songs

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It was brought to my attention that I haven't shared my latest and greatest favorites in my Musical Make-Out Odyssey in some time. BOY, ARE YOU IN LUCK. HERE's AN UPDATE!

#hot

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Summer Madness

#take a cold shower

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My friend met Gordon Lightfoot! LUCKY DUCK. This is my favorite "up" number by him. I also love many "downers." Poor go-go girl!

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Last night I attended a Big Freedia performance. There was a lot of butt movement onstage. I was very tempted to go onstage as well. I held back. I've heard the trick is that it's all in the ankles.

Massachusetts -Anita O'Day With Gene Krupa And His Orchestra

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I had a song in my head for a week but didn't remember any of the lyrics, or apparently the correct content of the song or even the goddamn singer and what she sounded like BUT I had one thing: the word "Massachusetts." I would sing it in the shower going "dun dun dun dun dun Massachusetts" over and over. It drove me crazy. Then the internet helped me. And then I found it. It's much different than I remember but STILL DELIGHTFUL! LISTEN!

#state #massachusetts

"Keep looking in the mirror and play your records." - Good Advice, Received.

#advice #oh! my heart songs

Freda Payne. Not just a band of gold.

#i get high

As always, a little TOO eager on the ol' internet "send" button. This is a better song off the new album.

#bill callahan

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Bill Callahan put out a new album. I have made it a point for several years to see him whenever he sonorously rolls into town, whether I like what he's promoting or not. I really disliked the last one he put out. I'm just listening to the new one and I like it a lot better. He has made the Kristin-baiting and excellent choice to include jazzy flute in some of the songs. This one has no such jazziness but it is engaging. He can sing the phonebook, really. I mean, really. REALLY.