but useful none the less. If you are a guitar player and want a little insight, John Mayer offered this video. He goes pretty fast, but if you listen, it makes sense.

but useful none the less. If you are a guitar player and want a little insight, John Mayer offered this video. He goes pretty fast, but if you listen, it makes sense.

I haven’t put up a mix in a while. I thought that I would do an early one, because I am currently recording a CD of my own and these are the songs and artists that I’ve been digging on while recording. As per usual, if you want a copy, just let me know.
To Be Young (Is to be Sad, Is to Be High) – Ryan Adams
Wheat in the Weeds – David Bazan
We Sing in TIme – The Lonely Forest
The Sound Of Settling – Death Cab For Cutie
I Need You Back - Ben Kweller
A Shot in the Arm – Wilco
Hey Ya - Matt Weddle
Tears Dry on Their Own – Amy Winehouse
House of Cards – Radiohead
Mexico – CAKE
Reading Between the Lines of An Empty Page – Jonathan Inc.
Tinfoil Hats – Rocky Votolato
Skinny Love – Bon Iver
Casimir Pulaski Day – Sufjan Stevens
Volcano – Damien Rice
Leave – Glen Hansard

I bought the new Amos Lee album, Last Days at the Lodge, a few weeks ago when it came out. I just got around to listening to it, and I love it. Anything this guy does really is pretty amazing. I’ve been listening to him for a couple of years now. If you haven’t heard of him, below is one of my favorite Amos Lee songs called “Arms of a Woman”. If you think it sounds like Norah Jones, it is because he was one of the first signed to her record label. So there you go. Buy his albums and support him. Do it now.