This is my final bonus Sunday post for April. Yes, the last day of April is a Sunday, but it’s also “Z” day. So, with a respectful nod to my blogger pal John Holton at The Sound of One Hand Typing, I’ll offer up a playlist of Sunday songs, and YOU decide which one you like best.
“Sunday Will Never Be the Same” ~ Spanky and our Gang
“Easy Like Sunday Morning” ~ The Commodores
“Pleasant Valley Sunday” ~ The Monkees
“Sunday Morning” ~ Maroon 5
Is one of these your favorite? Or maybe you’ve got something different in mind….
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Pleasant Valley Sunday for sure! Sunday Morning Coming down by Johnny Cash or Kris kristofferson is another great one but a little melancholy.
As for my favorites: I would go with “Sunday Will Never Be The Same,” because Spanky and crew are from Chicago and did some pretty remarkable stuff; then “Pleasant Valley Sunday” because Carole King wrote it and The Monkees did it (for four guys that were thrown together for a TV show, they turned out some impressive music); then “Easy,” because it’s a great song and The Commodores were a great band; and finally “Sunday Morning” because I’m not sure I like Maroon 5 (I kind of gave up listening to Top 40 music in 1995 or so).
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Pleasant Valley Sunday for sure! Sunday Morning Coming down by Johnny Cash or Kris kristofferson is another great one but a little melancholy.
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First of all, thanks for the shout-out!
As for my favorites: I would go with “Sunday Will Never Be The Same,” because Spanky and crew are from Chicago and did some pretty remarkable stuff; then “Pleasant Valley Sunday” because Carole King wrote it and The Monkees did it (for four guys that were thrown together for a TV show, they turned out some impressive music); then “Easy,” because it’s a great song and The Commodores were a great band; and finally “Sunday Morning” because I’m not sure I like Maroon 5 (I kind of gave up listening to Top 40 music in 1995 or so).
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Have to go with the Commodores- Easy Like Sunday Morning- Motown always
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Good choice! I wanted to include the original (Commodores) instead of Lionel Ritchie’s solo performance, only because it’s so vintage!
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Classic, Calen. I’m leaning that way, too. Thank you!
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“Gloomy Sunday.” Much more haunting than anything you have here. I’ve been thinking it’s time to see this movie again.
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Yeah, wasn’t going for haunting – LOL – but thanks. I’ve never heard of it, either in song or film. Have a sunny day!
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Most definitely Spanky!!! 😀
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