Sunset Swarm

 

Mr. T

Jackson Browne - "Somebody's Baby"

G-Man

The Ramones - "Baby, I Love You"

Been really vibin' with the Ramones lately. Often called one of the first punk bands on the scene, but the more I listen to them the more it seems they were just trying to pay respects to the pop and vocal groups of the 50's that they grew up with. That is perhaps no more evident than on this track from the now infamous Phil Spector sessions while recording "End Of The Century"

Doug

Harry Chapin - "Cat's In The Cradle"

Dano

Gramatik - "The Ghosts Of Piran"

Jonny HP

Airborne Toxic Event - "Changing"

Mike D

Lights - "Toes"

J.B.

Jaguar Sun - "With You"

Spark, The Tuning Coil

Rob

Elton John - "Your Song"

Mr. T

Clarence Clemons & Jackson Browne - "You're A Friend Of Mine"

Stumbled across this one while climbing down the rabbit hole that is Youtube

G-Man

The Ramones - "53rd & 3rd"

God bless the Ramones. Didn't fuck around. Stuck to a winning formula and rode it all the way to the end. They knew when it was time to end as well. This is off their first album, maybe a bit of a deep track, but still has the punk fundamentals down to a tee. That Dee Dee Ramone bridge though...

Doug

The Beatles - "Dear Prudence"

Dano

Sean Rowe - "To Leave Something Behind"

Jonny HP

Cypress Hill - "Rock Superstar"

Mike D

The Tragically Hip - "50 Mission Cap"

Song for the Toronto fans

Walk Off The Earth - "Red Hands"

J.B.

Hazel English - "I'm Fine"