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After listening to that song I don't know how you would avoid tears. I read that watching the show in real life can be far different than watching the production on tv. Yet I think the talent shows are very entertaining all the same. Thank you for including them in our music "power hour!"

Dang, I've never seen the flick. Wonder if it's on Netflix?

I wasn't at all sure this was a song sung by Black women. You're right, it is far too lame to be!

I'm glad that this wasn't my song. But it is everyone's, of course.

But a world of music with only bass would be terrible. Every musicians duty is to make all of the other musicians sound good. And of course having an ace on bass is a lovely thing.

I was so lucky, saw her perform live about five times. She was a force of nature!

Knock me over with a leaf, I wouldn't have guessed the writer in many years of trying to.

Nice tune, thanks for finding it! They're right, it IS all about the bass. Only if you play bass, of course. But if you do, you know it's all about the song.

Oh the embarrassment, I don't know who wrote it!

Canned Heat On the Road Again

More San Francisco Wayback Airplane

Down on Me Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company

Ray Charles America the Beautiful

Pixiies

Bruce Oct 9 2009 Jersey Girl

Thank you for posting this! I never knew that this song was this deep before. Tears are appropriate. I think that we now have entered into the time of Hard Rain. Are we lucky? Doesn't feel like it now.

New to me, thank you for posting this Dan!

But that guitar isn't purely rectangular, are you sure this is the real song? JK!

John Doe covers 4th of July by X Dale Alvin Novato California Lived there for a few years long ago

Tom Waits Shiver Me Timbers Must credit Susie Madrak also known as The Suburban Guerilla.