How Glad I Am
My Podcast Playlist is a bit eclectic
- Accident Hash - A Boston based music show playing “podsafe” music. I liken it to college radio for the 30something set
- Cast On - A knitting podcast, which doesn’t do it justice in any way, good music, good stories and some yarn talk thrown in.
- Fit-Pod - workout mixes
- Jaybird’s Endless Boundaries - Used to be just a phish podcast, now mostly jam bands
- Looking Out The Window - The stories behind the songs
- Managing The Gray - New Media Marketing
- MCLA Podcast - my podcast for the college
- Nugcast - More jam bands
- The Dead Show - A weekly hour of the best live Grateful Dead music
- This American Life - you know that quirky NPR show
Most of the new music shows I’ll enjoy, but not really pay attention to. Every once in a while, a song will grab hold of me. Last year, around this time, I heard Noam Weinstein’s “When I Get My Shit Together” on Cast On and that became our family anthem for the summer, my children loved singing along (yes, I am the worst mommy ever). This past spring, it was Black Lab’s “Mine Again” which I still listen to frequently, but I mistakenly bought the album and not just the single on I-Tunes, and found the rest of the album wasn’t up to the same standard.
Just a few days ago, I was listening to Nugscast and was blown away by a song called “How Glad I Am” by the Grayboy Allstars. This is a poppy love song, which isn’t usually my thing, but the song has a hook, the singing is fantastic and it just may be the best single of 2007.
If you’ve got a buck, download the song and tell me what you think (or you can listen for free by downloading the podcast - http://www.nugs.net/nugscast/070418.aspx)
11. May, 2007 at 05:24
Flattered to see two of my podcasts on your iPod. That will never stop making me smile when people post things like this.
Noam is a great singer. Dan who sometimes fills in for me on Accident Hash went to school with him and he introduced me to his music. What a voice!
11. May, 2007 at 07:10
Hi CC, thanks for stopping by. Shortly after I heard that song, we bought a quaint Victorian mansion by a waterfall, and I felt like momentarily I had actually gotten my shit together (until it all fell apart again.)