Just How Much Can A Sad Song Say?
1. The Band, “Rockin’ Chair” (1969) 2. Tom Waits, “Christmas Card from a Hooker in Minneapolis” (1978) 3. Randy Newman, “Marie” (1968) 4. Mary J Blige, “Not Gon’ Cry” (1996) 5. The Kinks, “Oklahoma USA” (1971) 6. Joni Mitchell, “River” (1971) 7. The Communards, “For A Friend” (1987) 8. Patsy Cline, “She’s Got You” (1962) 9. Billie Holiday, “I Get Along Without You Very Well” (1958) 10. “It’s Not Easy Being Green” (from Sesame Street, 1970) 11. Dolly Parton, “Down From Dover” (1970) 12. Bob Dylan, “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right” (1963) 13. Bruce Springsteen, “The River” (1980) 14. Sinead O’Connor, “Streets of London” (orig. 1969) 15/16. Buffalo Tom, “Taillights Fade” (1992) / Red House Painters “Katy Song” (1993) 17. Mahalia Jackson, “Trouble of the World” (1959) 18. Neil Young, “Borrowed Tune” (1973) 19. Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris, “$1,000 Wedding” (1974) 20. Lee Hazlewood, “My Autumn’s Done Come” (1966) 21. John Prine/Swamp Dogg, “Sam Stone” (1971/1972) 22. Judy Garland, “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” (1944) 23. Strawberry Switchblade, “Since Yesterday” (1984) 24. The Notorious B.I.G., “Suicidal Thoughts” (1994) 25. “Somewhere Out There” (from An American Tail, 1986) 26. Eric Clapton, “Tears in Heaven” (1992) 27. Phil Collins, “Against All Odds” (1984) 28. BJ Thomas, theme song from Growing Pains (1985) 29. Gravediggaz, “Burn Baby Burn” (2002) 30. The Smiths, “There Is A Light That Never Goes Out” (1986) 31. Brahms, Horn Trio Op.40., Second Movement
The Saddest Music In The World [The Walrus via PTW]