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LA Playlist

LA Playlist

 







This is a selection of what we at LosAngelesZone are listening to this month.

Each month we select 40 tunes that are in our ipods or CD players.

Like the tracks? Buy the music from our partners at Amazon or iTunes.




LA Songs

Songs Written About or Featuring Los Angeles




* Click on any artist image to purchase the song download or CD album.

Girls In Their Summer Clothes 



Bruce Springsteen

One of The Boss’s brightest and breeziest.  Summer sounds for the colder weather.



Paper Planes



MIA

Huge hit and used to great effect in Danny Boyles brilliant “Slumdog Millionaire”.

YouTube “Paper Planes” MIA / Slumdog Millionaire video



You Are Not Alone



Michael Jackson

What can we say about MJ’s talent that hasn’t been said before?  Gorgeous vocal on an R. Kelly song.   



Human



The Killers

The boys from Vegas in fine form.  Reminiscent of the 80’s in full swing. 



Rockferry



Duffy

From the hit album by the retro soul Welsh singer.



Love’s Divine



Seal

A voice for the ages.



I still Feel



Mary Topley-Bird

Smooth & sutlry.



Yellow



Coldplay

It’s a great song and this might be the best available recorded version.  Unbelievable energy!



No One



Alicia Keys

Masterful, as always.



Angels



Robbie Williams

A beaufiful ballad, brilliantly sung.  One of the most requested songs at weddings and special occasions.  



Society



Eddie Vedder

Written by the Pearl Jam frontman for Sean Penn’s excellent movie.



Chura Liya



Nomadix

Feel the vibe.  From Buddha Bar Vol 8.  



Over the Rainbow



Israel Kamakawio’ole

Gorgeous take on this timeless classic by the great Hawaiian singer.



If I could turn Back the Hands of Time



R Kelly

He has few equals as a writer and performer.  One of his greatest tracks.



Summer Winds



Frank Sinatra

The Chairman of the Board at his sassy best.



Bitter Sweet Symphony



The Verve

In our humble opinion, one of the best pieces of popular music ever recorded.  



Wild Horses



The Sundays

This beautiful version of the Stones song was also used in a long running Budweiser commercial.  



Umbrella



Rihanna

The song that put her on the map.



Baby Mine



Alison Krauss

Tender and touching.



Waiting in Vain



Annie Lennox

Fabulous cover of the Bob Marley song.



When the Levee Breaks



Led Zeppelin

The biggest drum sound ever recorded.  Sampled countless times, including by the Beastie Boys.   


Bellissimo



Ilya 

Sexy and sophisticated.



Tumbling Dice



The Rolling Stones

The Stones at their swaggering best.  We can’t tell much what Jagger is singing, but who cares…it’s still great.



Welcome to Jamrock



Damien Marley

If this doesn’t get you you into reggae, nothing will.



Walking Away



Craig David


The English crooner sings one of his biggest hits. 








Champagne Supernova



Oasis

Right up there with “Waterfall” as the best Oasis song.



Fields of Gold



Eva Cassidy

Eva has many beautiful takes on classic songs, including this Sting tune.



Magnificent



U2

The latest soaring anthem from Irelands rock Gods. 



Love Story



Taylor Swift

Country’s reigning princess.



Hello Brooklyn



Jay Z

From his stellar “American Gangster” album, inspired by, but not the soundtrack to the film. 



Crying



Roy Orbison & KD Lang

Roy’s classic given a makeover, with soaring vocals from KD.  Two fabulous voices, one fabulous track.



Three Little Birds



Bob Marley

One of the most infectious of Marley’s tunes.



One of These Mornings 



Moby with Patti LaBelle

Smoldering.



Everybody’s Changing



Keane

So much sound from 3 guys!



Praying For Time



George Michael

So many great tracks it’s hard to pick just one. 



Waterfront



Simple Minds

BIG sound!  Stunning piece of music.



10,000 Miles



Mary Chapin-Carpenter

Melancholy magic.



Never Let Me Down Again



Depeche Mode

One of our favorites.  The band, and the track.



Downtown Train



Rod Stewart

Classy interpretation of the Tom Waits song.



Sweet Jane (Live)



Lou Reed

Worth the price of admission for the guitar solo intro alone.    



Apple iTunes        Sima Galanti 

Our favorite Up and Coming artist!  Powerful vocals and dynamic arrangements.  

Click the CD cover image to preview and buy the album download at a discount, 

or click to purchase at iTunes.  For more on Sima…MySpace.com/simagalanti 

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