Sweet Pea - AT&T Commercial

Ok I had a Paste magazine subscription for two years, and while I regret sometimes cancelling it... mostly today's music is far to depressing or poorly written rock songs with no pizzazz or harmonies. I did find a few gems, and will be forever grateful for finding Amos Lee thru the mag. Here is a cover of a song you likely heard by him and didn't know it... Sweet Pea... AT&T Cingular, "you're the only reason I keep on coming home."... what a wonderful thing for a musician to get paid by a cellphone company.

In keeping with some of my new audience, if you hang on thru the whole song... I'll tell you the chords used in the song.

Peace... and go out and buy Amos Lee... he's wonderful

If you forgot the commercial.. here you go. Yep it sounds like he might be using a Uke in it.



Now I'm not the first to cover it on YouTube... now here's Selah J. Rauw with her new red lipstick and beauty mark... of course if I had her voice with my guitar work... they would be both better videos... HA.

Arms of a Woman

I'm sorry... to my surprise this is the second time I tried to post this video to the blog. This video was first on a Paste Magazine DVD and I thought... Wow what a song... I don't understand why they don't allow embedding, so here's the link again and a picture from it.

go watch it; it's so romantic

The Arms of a Woman...

This weekend at the Freight House I turned on the iMix I made for the breaks and Amos Lee's Supply and Demand came on, and Todd said, "Wow who's that?.." Yes I forget that music is so fluid, one person's superstar is another's no name. Where I discovered Amos Lee was on a dvd included with a Paste magazine subscription. I have since dropped the subscription because I'm finding a wealth of new music through MySpace.... still this video makes me want to re-subscribe. Gems like this are out there, and I haven't found them yet. All you music lovers, keep prospecting.

Dave

Again they don't allow embedding, so here's the link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5hPVqPMywc

Amos Lee

Since I don't listen much to the radio or mainstream, I found Amos Lee a few years back thru Paste Magazine. I highly recommend him to anyone who likes good music.