Here's a favorite from Marshall Crenshaw's eponymous 1982 debut, performed live on MTV back when they played music. .

Marshall Crenshaw
	Artist: Marshal Crenshaw Price: $13.97 (As of 01/27/12 05:41 am details)

Many songs have been written about Kings and Queens. What's your favorite?

And PS: Our sister site Newstalgia has Punk/Post-Punk/Experimental icons Wire tonight. From a series of sessions they recorded at The BBC for the John Peel Program on January 18, 1978.

Dr. Hook And The Medicine Show Revisited
	Price: $8.99 (As of 01/27/12 06:20 am details)

Here's a good one.

MTV Unplugged in New York
	Artist: Nirvana Price: $5.04 (As of 01/27/12 06:12 am details)

It's Monday, but Shuggie's here to make it alright. Mellow out to these sweet sounds and Friday will be here before you know it..

Also our sister site Newstalgia has The Specials in session from 1979.

Whatcha listening to this Monday evening?

Inspiration Information
	Artist: Shuggie Otis Price: $49.99 (As of 01/27/12 05:18 am details)

Happy Sunday!

Sold American-30Th Anniversary
	Price: $9.49 (As of 01/27/12 06:09 am details)

Hoooooowwwwwwwwl!

And PS. Our sister site Newstalgia has a 42 minute clip of the late, great Etta James in concert from 1994.

What are you listening to this Saturday night?

Hillbilly Wolf - Missing Links Vol. 1
	Price: $8.99 (As of 01/27/12 05:39 am details)

Sad news today, as R&B legend Etta James has died at the age of 73. Bobby Murray, her guitarist of 22 years wrote a nice piece for the Daily Kos where he tells the following story:

A few years back we (Etta James and the Roots Band) were doing a show at the Hollywood Bowl with Lou Rawls. (The late, great Mr. Rawls was by any account a great singer and a tremendous artist) We were backstage and Lou had asked Etta if she would refrain from doing 'At Last' on her set and maybe sit in with him (He was closing) on his take of it. He explained it was the title track of his new recording and he would really appreciate it because of it being his new release, record company pressures, etc. Now, I'm not saying this because I've played with her for 20 plus years but Etta owns the definitive version of At Last. (And while she did not write it, without doubt, it is simply her version that defines the song to millions of people.)

She sweetly smiled and said, "No problem Lou, I understand."

Mr. Rawls thanked her saying something to the effect 'I knew you would understand...' and left.

At that point Etta called over our musical director, Josh Sklair and some of the band members and said, "We're gonna open with 'At Last' guys, who the hell does that @#$%&$! think he is?" She absolutely tore it up, there was no way anyone could have followed her with that tune. We loved it and so did the crowd.

Rest In Peace Etta.

I'm so tired right now, and this song makes me think of sleep. What songs send you to sleep?

Talkie Walkie
	Price: $9.49 (As of 01/27/12 06:08 am details)

This slinky Southern soul song from Greenville, South Carolina's Ann Sexton has been on repeat today.

Our sister site Newstalgia has some Ska Revival for ya.

What's your favorite song about missing someone?

You're Gonna Miss Me
	Artist: Ann Sexton Price: $10.59 (As of 01/27/12 08:43 am details)

Some get crazy, some get lazy, some get hazy. Joe Jackson didn't wanna be like that in 1979, and I feel the same way in 2012.

And our sister site Newstalgia has the BBC Sessions tonight -- with a long-thought lost session Cream did for the Band Beat Program -- broadcast on November 21, 1966.

What are you listening to this evening?

I'm The Man
	Price: $9.49 (As of 01/27/12 05:19 am details)