Showing posts with label Adele. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adele. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Song of the Day - Someone Like You - Adele

Never mind I'll find someone like you
I wish nothing but the best for you
Don't forget me, I beg
I remember you said
Sometimes it lasts in love, but sometimes it hurts instead



With the exciting news that Adele teased a new album, 25, on Twitter the other day, I took a listen to her first two sets, 19 and 21, and reveled in all of that wonderful and deeply touching music.  I'm excited, and I hope you are, too.  Such a talent!  Enjoy Someone Like You and have a Happy Hump Day.

Sunday, December 1, 2013

Song of the Day - Set Fire to the Rain - Adele



I had a whole other song planned for today, but thanks once again to YouTube, it didn't work out.  Instead, I am posting this Adele classic.  My friends and I were discussing her for a brief period last night and I, for one, think that she's been gone too long.  At least we've got these to revisit once in awhile.  Happy Sunday!


Adele - Set Fire To The Rain (Symphonic Edition) from Jacques-Laurent Benech on Vimeo.

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Song of the Day - Make You Feel My Love - Adele

When the rain is blowing in your face
And the whole world is on your case
I can offer you a warm embrace
To make you feel my love



These beautiful words were written by Mr. Bob Dylan and they are sung here by the immensely talented Adele.  I must admit I did not know this song until I discovered this British treasure, but I'm glad I discovered it.  Simply beautiful!


Adele - Make You Feel My Love @ The Albert Hall by javierlobe

Monday, February 11, 2013

Music News Bytes: Adele Spanks Chris Brown; JT Does R&B in B&W; Ri-Ri's 'Stay' Video Premiere

Music News Bytes is a collection of short news items that I follow on the Web.  If you're into the same type of music I am, that is pop, dance, R&B, and such, check it out...

Adele Spanks Mr. Brown

Well the big story of the day today, of course, was the Grammy Awards and all the little side stories that came out in its aftermath.  I found one particularly interesting, one that involved the unlikely trio of Chris Brown, Frank Ocean, and Adele.

A photo appeared today on the Facebook page of my friend Dane McFadden, one that was taken last night just after Ocean had won an award for Best Urban Contemporary Album, a category in which Brown had also been nominated. The photo shows Ocean getting up to accept his Grammy, with everyone else around him standing and applauding, that is everyone else except Brown, who can be seen directly behind the winner in his seat with a not-so-happy look on his face.

 Adele, Chris Brown, Frank Ocean

It was after that when the British songstress confronted the sore loser, apparently giving him a good scolding for being so rude.  Though cameras never picked up what Mama Adele said to the brat, you can clearly see that Brown had met his match.  You go girl!  (For more on the story, check out metro.co.uk)

Adele, Chris Brown

J.T. Does R&B in B&W

Looking all dapper in suit and tie, and magically transformed into black and white, Justin Timberlake did a two-song set that made me even more nervous about how I'm going to like his upcoming The 20/20 Experience.  The first song he did was the album's debut single, Suit n Tie, which to me is not very memorable and waaaayyyyy too much rhythm and blues.  I'm not saying I don't like R&B, but I prefer dancey stuff, like a lot of what he put out on FutureSexLoveSound.  


The second song, called Pusher Love Girl, was very similar.  Oh it's smooth and it's good for what it is, but it doesn't make me as excited as I was upon hearing that JT was back.  Anybody else feel that way?  Anyway, the performance was good, with Jay-Z joining in on the first and some smooth moves by JT throughout.

By the way, I came across a review, with audio, of another new song by Justin called Mirrors.  The track is 8 minutes long, but as the reviewer says, this one sounds much more like old Justin.  Check out the review, and the song, on Popcrush.  Justin did another song at his pre-Super Bowl gig last week...another R&Bish ballad called That Girl, which I kinda like.  Check that one out here.   Ooh, I can't wait to review this album!

New Music

I love the prospect of new music, especially when everything I've got in my iTunes library seems old.  More tidbits have leaked out on new stuff from J-Lo, Destiny's Child, Eminem, and a brand new song by Depeche Mode, Heaven, which you can check out on zap2it. It's a little dark, not unlike old Depeche Mode stuff, but maybe just a wee bit darker...


Ri-Ri's 'Stay' Video Debuts

I'm very excited to announce that Rihanna has debuted her new video for the song Stay, which is one of my favorites off of Unapologetic.  The video for the haunting duet with Mikky Ekko features our star nekkid in a bathtub for mostly all of the four-minute clip, and it's somehow pretty poignant.  Check it out on Eonline.

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Song of the Day - Set Fire to the Rain (Remix) - Adele



I just love it when a ballad sung by a female singer becomes a club remix. I've spent plenty of time over the years on the dance floor dancing to classic remixes, such as Whitney's It's Not Right, But It's Okay and My Love Is Your Love, Beyonce's Halo,  Cher's One by One, and so many more.  Well, Adele is one of those types of torch singers whose songs have worked really well in clubs, and here's a really nice remix I found this morning of Set Fire to the Rain...


Adele - Set Fire To The Rain (Aleo Remix) from ALEO on Vimeo.

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Adele's "Skyfall"


Slow songs have always been harder for me to learn and like than up tempo ones, but not always.  Earlier this evening, British phenom Adele released the first song since her widely acclaimed 21 album from almost two years ago.  The song is from the newest James Bond flick of the same name, and it's typical Adele, beautiful and full of soul.  Check out Skyfall

Skyfall

This is the end
Hold your breath and count to ten
Feel the earth move and then
Hear my heart burst again

For this is the end
I've drowned and dreamed this moment
So overdue, I owe them
Swept away, I'm stolen

Let the sky fall, when it crumbles
We will stand tall
Or face it all together

Let the sky fall, when it crumbles
We will stand tall
Or face it all together
At skyfall

Skyfall is where we start
A thousand miles and poles apart
When worlds collide, and days are dark
You may have my number, you can take my name
But you'll never have my heart

Let the sky fall, when it crumbles
We will stand tall
Or face it all together

Let the sky fall, when it crumbles
We will stand tall
Or face it all together
At skyfall

Where you go I go
What you see I see
I know i'll never be without the security
Are your loving arms
Keeping me from harm
Put your hand in my hand
And we'll stand

Let the sky fall, when it crumbles
We will stand tall
Or face it all together

Let the sky fall, when it crumbles
We will stand tall
Or face it all together
At skyfall

Let the sky fall
We will stand tall
At skyfall


Skyfall - Skyfall - Single



Wednesday, July 25, 2012

The Top Ten Pop Songs of 2012...So Far!


Lately, it's been getting increasingly frustrating to write online.  Between the new YouTube policy of not allowing to share many of their videos on other sites anymore (even a lot of the old songs!) and Yahoo, from which I'm feeling very neglected lately, my desire to write has been overwhelmed by the problems.  

Herein is a piece I wrote at the end of June for Yahoo which has yet to be published.  I wrote a similar piece last year and it got plenty of page views, but suddenly someone over there thinks that linking the songs to the same website is a big no-no all of a sudden.  I wrote them back on July 7th about the issue and have yet to hear back from them.  

In the meantime, what was meant as a mid-year piece has now gone on for almost an extra month, and rather than scrap the whole thing I figured I'd at least try and get some page views here.  For what it's worth, enjoy.  As always, comments are always welcome. 

The year 2012 has already been a great year for pop music.  With several songs from established artists and a couple of ditties from newer ones, the year 2012 has already added plenty of great tunes to the annals of pop music.  Songs like Nicki Minaj’s “Starships,” Carly Rae Jepson’s “Call Me Maybe” and Kelly Clarkson’s “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)” will be played on radio stations, dance clubs and iPods everywhere for a long time to come, and we’re only half way through the year.  Take a look at this writer’s picks for the ten best songs of 2012, so far:   


#10 - Set Fire to the Rain – Adele

This torchy ballad from Adele’s hugely successful “21” album was the third official single and third straight #1 for the singer, breaking a record set by the “Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack” as having three straight #1’s while the album has been in the top spot.  The song worked well as a dance remix, too, getting plenty of airplay in clubs throughout the year so far.  Check out Adele’s video for the song right here.

#9 - You Make Me Feel – Cobra Starship, featuring Sabi

Cobra Starship has been around for several years and four albums now, and this shiny, happy song, featuring the guest vocals of singer Sabi, has been one of their most successful songs to date.  Take a look at the video to this catchy tune right here.

#8 - Where Have You Been - Rihanna

Rihanna is a hit-making machine, and she struck it big once again with this, her fifth Top 40 single off of “Talk That Talk.”  The song is another nice, synth-filled dance track that’s become the trademark for this Barbadian born songstress.  Check out the video for “Where Have You Been” right here.


#7 - Part of Me – Katy Perry

Katy Perry just keeps rolling with another catchy pop tune, which she premiered at this year’s Grammy Awards.  Check out the video for “Part of Me” here.

#6 – Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)– Kelly Clarkson

Former American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson made a successful return to the music scene in October of last year with her fifth studio album, “Stronger.”  After hitting it big with the first single, “Mr. Know It All,” the defiant title cut stormed the charts in February becoming her third #1 single.  Take a look at the video for Kelly’s “Stronger” right here.

#5 - We Are Young – Fun, featuring Janelle Monae

This dramatic, coming of age  song was yet one of those sleepers hit of 2012, with a cover performance of the song on the hit series Glee giving it the boost it needed to hit #1 on the charts.  Check out the video for “We Are Young” here and the Glee cover here.

#4 - Glad You Came – The Wanted

The sun goes down, the stars come out
And all that’s left, is here and now
My universe will never be the same
I’m glad you came, I’m glad you came

The year 2012 has seen the much heralded return of the boy band, with two British groups, One Direction and The Wanted, vying for the attention of music lovers and young girls everywhere, and it all started with this song.  The Wanted’s “Glad You Came” is a very sweet and very pleasing to the ears kind of song, with catchy lyrics set to a nice, tropical island beat.  Check the equally tropical video for the tune right here.


#3 - Somebody That I Used To Know - Gotye

The combination of lyrics many can relate to and a smooth, beatnik groove made this one a powerful radio force all over the world, and countless remixes and covers of the song have gotten great airplay, as well.  Check out the video featuring Australian-Belgian Gotye and sultry New Zealand songstress Kimbra right here.

#2 - Starships – Nicki Minaj

Hot rapper chick Nicki Minaj is less of a rapper and more of a pop/dance singer on this somewhat silly, yet very catchy and fun summer song.  Check out the video for “Starships” right here

Now, lemme hear ya say Ray, Ray Ray...


#1 - Call Me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepson

Hey I just met you, and this is crazy
Here’s my number, so call me maybe

Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepson has had the runaway hit of the year with this pure bubble gum ditty that is catchy sing-along at its best.  Check out the equally cute video for “Call Me Maybe” here

These ten songs aren’t the only notable songs from the year 2012.  Honorable mentions for great songs from the first half of 2012 include Katy Perry’s “Wide Awake,” Jessie J’s “Domino,” Jennifer Lopez’ “Dance Again,’ and two hot Maroon 5 songs, “Moves Like Jagger” and “Payphone.”  Stay tuned to a radio station near you too see what’s in store for the second half of what’s been a great year so far.




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Friday, February 17, 2012

Music News: VH1's Greatest Women; Madonna's 38th Top Ten; Whitney Love


All this week, the music channel VH1 has been counting down its’ list of the 100 Greatest Women in Music, and the big winner is…you guessed it, Madonna! The five-hour miniseries is the latest in the popular Greatest countdowns aired on the network, and this one concludes tonight, Friday, February 17th at 10PM. This particular list only takes into account the past 20 years, during which time Madge has been at her most popular.

Here’s a list of the top ten greatest women, according to VH1:

#10 – P!nk
#9 – Mary J. Blige
#8 – Christina Aguilera
#7 – Janet Jackson
#6 – Whitney Houston
#5 – Adele
#4 – Lady Gaga
#3 – Beyonce
#2 – Mariah Carey
#1 – Madonna

The list is pretty good, but not perfect in my eyes. I have no idea what VH1’s criteria was for choosing these ladies in this particular order, but if you’re going by the last 20 years, then I’d say there would be many on the list who’d be further atop the list than newer artists like Adele or Lady Gaga. Hmmm, I may just have to come up with my own list…

Other great ladies found on my iPod who made the list include Britney Spears (#11), Alannis Morissette (#15), Katy Perry (#17), Missy Elliott (#18), Kelly Clarkson (#19), Rihanna (#20), Sade (#30), Cher (#31), Shakira (#36), Nicki Minaj (#40), Kylie Minogue (#47), Nelly Furtado (#51), Macy Gray (#70), Natalie Merchant (#71), and Robyn (#87). Several girl groups also made the list, including the Salt n Pepa (#37), En Vogue (#52), Destiny’s Child (#59), and the Pussycat Dolls (#100).

For a complete listing of VH1’s 100 Greatest Women in Music, check out their website here, and tune in tonight at 10 for the top 20.

Madonna’s “Gimme All Your Luvin” becomes her 38th Top Ten Single

There’s been some hot action from the ladies on this week’s Billboard charts. Madonna’s new single, which she performed at the Super Bowl, has hit the #10 spot on the magazine’s Hot 100 charts this week. The achievement extends to 38 the number of times Madge has had a top ten song, the most in history, besting the Beatles by four and Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder by ten. Go Madge!



Whitney Love

It’s not too big of a surprise that there’s been a surge in interest in Whitney Houston’s music since her death last Saturday, but three of her best loved songs all made it back to the Hot 100 more than twenty years after they first hit big. The song, “I Will Always Love You,” the theme song to the 1992 film, “The Bodyguard,” climbed all the way back into the top ten at #7. Her 1987 dance hit, “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” reached #35, and “Greatest Love of All” hit #41. I’m sure that Whitney is somewhere smiling down...

Also on the Hot 100 this week, Kelly Clarkson holds steady at #1 with “Stronger,” Adele at #2 with “Fire to the Rain,” and Rihanna’s “We Found Love” remains in the Top Ten at #6. Way to go ladies! Here's Whitney:



Greatest Love of All - Whitney - The Greatest Hits



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Wednesday, February 15, 2012

February 15th, 2012 - Writing Wednesday

It's hard to believe it, but Writing Wednesday is here already and all I've got this week is stuff from John's World. Here's a recap of some of this week's top stories:



Whitney Houston

Several big things have happened this week, most notably the tragic death of singer Whitney Houston. The story broke out early Saturday night and my first reaction was to do an impromptu tribute featuring one of my favorite Whitney songs...

If tomorrow is judgement day
And I'm standin' on the front line
And the Lord ask me what I did with my life
I will say I spent it with you


R.I.P. Whitney Houston "My Love Is Your Love"

Of course, I couldn't let the death of such an important person in my music world go with just a single song and a note. Like many others, Whitney Houston will forever be a part of the soundtrack of my life and I just had to pay some sort of tribute to the gifted songstress who touched many with her words and her voice. Check out Memories and Songs of Whitney Houston.

Along with all of the tributes and news coverage of Whitney's death came an ugly story that I first read on Monday and had to share. It's really hard to believe, and sad too, that such disgusting racism still exists among us. A Fox News' report of the death of Whitney Houston elicited upwards of 4,000 comments on their Facebook page, and many of the comments are appalling, to say the least. I'm ashamed to call some of these people Americans. Check out the story below:

Fox Viewers Show Their True Colors with Ugly Diatribes Against Whitney Houston

The Grammy's

The other big story this week, of course, was the 54th Annual Grammy Awards show that aired on Sunday night. The show had its' moments, with superb performances by Bruno Mars, Chris Brown, David Guetta, and a heartfelt rendition of "I Will Always Love You" by Jennifer Hudson. Nicki Minaj raised quite a few eyebrows with her, um, strange performance, too, but the big story of the night was Miss Adele.



MJB Pulling for Adele at 54th Annual Grammy Awards

On the day of the show, I read a piece online that one of my favorite singers, Mary J Blige, was a big fan of Adele and that she was hoping for a six-Grammy sweep by the British phenom, which is of course what happened. Adele was simply adorable at the Grammy's, beautiful, gracious, and super endearing all at once. Her down-to-earth persona is a big part of what makes this very talented so special, and Mary wasn't the only one, I'm sure, who was happy for her big sweep.

In the show's after-buzz, the singer's people announced that she had decided on the newest single from the Album of the Year, "21," a more upbeat "Rumor Has It." Read on...

"Rumour Has It" to be Adele's next single

A Rant for the Week

There was a story buzzing the other day about Madonna's Super Bowl performance that got my juices flowing. During the performance of "Gimme All Your Luvin," rapper M.I.A. flipped the bird, which was caught on camera. Yahoo ran a story days after speculating whether or not the NFL would take action against the British born star. To me, the story was just another example of irresponsible sensationalism that only works to fuel outrage at the incident, which beforehand had been relatively obscure.

The story reminded me of another Super Bowl performance incident that actually worked to dismantle the highly successful career of one Janet Jackson, and I just had to say something about it:

Fingers and Birds, Nipples and Careers: WTF?

I haven't seen any other news stories on the web since this one appeared, which I hope is a sign of the story fading. Should I see or hear anything further on it, you will surely hear about it here...



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What Happened to Macaulay Culkin?

British online magazine The Sun ran a story on "Home Alone" star Macaulay Culkin, who was photographed in NYC late last week looking simply awful. In response to the story, Mac said that he was doing just fine, but judging from the picture, he doesn't look well!

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Monday, February 13, 2012

"Rumour Has It" to be Adele's next single



Billboard Magazine's website has just confirmed that six-time Grammy winner Adele has decided on the newest single from her amazing "21" album. The thumping, upbeat "Rumor Has It" will be the 4th single off of "21" and we should start hearing it in regular rotation sometime in March.

The song has already charted on the magazine's Hot 100 chart in December, peaking at #60, after it was done on the hit TV show Glee, and there's no doubt that this one will follow in the footsteps of the singer's previous smash singles "Rolling in the Deep," "Someone Like You," and "Set Fire to the Rain," which currently sits at the #2 spot after topping the chart in previous weeks. Nice choice Adele!

Here's a live performance of the song from the 2011 iTunes Music Festival. Enjoy!




Rumour Has It - 21



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Song of the Day - Beautiful People - Chris Brown featuring Benny Benassi


Today's Song of the Day is by perennial bad boy and now Grammy Award winner Chris Brown. Brown took home a nod for Best R&B Album at last night's awards ceremonies, where he performed a short medley of songs from his "F.A.M.E." album, including this one. I included it in my Top 30 Dance Songs of 2011 because I think it's a great dance song and that's why I honor it again today with a Song of the Day post.

Of course, Brown was not nearly the biggest story at this year's show. Adele, whom I wrote about yesterday, was the big winner last night, taking home all six Grammy's that she was nominated for and making a triumphant return to singing with a nice rendition of "Rolling in the Deep." For a complete listing of last night's winners, check out a wonderful piece by a writer friend of mine, Victoria Leigh Miller:

2012 Grammy Awards: The Highlights and the Complete List of Winners

In the meantime, here's Chris Brown:



Beautiful People (Felix Cartal Club Remix) - Beautiful People (feat. Benny Benassi) [Remix] - EP



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Sunday, February 12, 2012

MJB Pulling for Adele at 54th Annual Grammy Awards



Tonight is the 54th Annual Grammy Awards and hopefully it'll be a great night for Adele, who is nominated for six awards this year. The young impresaria will be performing at the show for the first time since throat surgery in November, and I am looking forward to watching. MTV recently interviewed another favorite singer of mine, Ms. Mary J. Blige, who threw her hat into the ring for Adele:

"I'm sure an Adele fan and I love what she's done this year. Her album was amazing. She's amazing and I'm just rooting for her. I'm rooting for everybody. But you really just want that one person to get what they deserve. Finally. And not give it to someone else [just] because. Just win all six of her awards, you know?"



I love it when artists openly appreciate other artists for the work that they do. To me it's classy and I think it's really cool that MJB loves Adele, too!

Here are the six award categories in which Adele is nominated:

Record of the Year - "Rolling in the Deep"

Album of the Year - "21"

Song of the Year - "Rolling in the Deep"

Best Pop Solo Performance - "Someone Like You"

Best Pop Vocal Album - "21"

Best Short Form Music Video - "Rolling in the Deep"

For a listing of all the nominees for the Grammy's, click to their website here.

NOTE: On short notice, there will be a special tribute to Whitney Houston at tonight's show featuring Jennifer Hudson. Houston won six Grammy's during her career and had been nominated a staggering twenty-six times overall. This show is definitely being DVRed, lol.



Rolling in the Deep - 21



Also check out Who is Adele and Why Should We Be Excited About "21"?

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Monday, January 9, 2012

Song of the Day - Set Fire To The Rain - Adele



Today's selection is the latest hit from the young prodigy, and just a little more upbeat than the last one...just a little, lol. Happy Monday everyone!


Set Fire to the Rain - 21


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Monday, January 2, 2012

John's World's Top 30 Dance Songs of 2011, Part II: #'s 20-11

Hello and welcome back to Part II of John's World's Top 30 Dance Songs of 2011. So far we've seen several good club tracks from the past year and now we're really getting down to the really good stuff. Each of these tunes have given me a good workout during the year and I hope you enjoy my selections.



#20 - Only Girl in the World - Rihanna

This is the first of three Rihanna songs to make it to my list this year. It came off of RiRi’s 2010 “Loud” album and it’s Euro dance music at its best. A great song deserving of the word “anthem!”


Only Girl (In the World) - Loud




#19 - Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO

This official jam of the summer 2011 got played out way too much and frankly I’m really over it. I’m only including it here because it was a giant smash and should be recognized for its success. It was great fun while it lasted! Check out my original "Song of the Day" post featuring the song back in July right here, and you can even buy it here:

Party Rock Anthem (feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock) - Sorry for Party Rocking (Deluxe Version)


#18 - Give Me Everything – Pitbull, featuring Ne Yo, Afrojack and Nayer

I really wanted to place Pitbull a little higher on the list. After all, he really came into his own in 2011 with several songs and collaborations. This one, though the message isn’t as sweet and innocent as the melody, is a really great sing-a-long and very easy on the ears!


Give Me Everything (feat. Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer) - Give Me Everything (feat. Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer) - Single




#17 - I Wanna Go – Britney Spears

This was an early favorite of mine off of “Femme Fatale,” with a catchy, whistly background and a fun track. Great song!


I Wanna Go - Femme Fatale (Deluxe Version)


#16 - Rolling in the Deep – Adele

Even though the original version of this song was such a big, albeit, depressing kind of hit, it worked pretty good on the dance floors, as well, serving as one of the summer’s hottest anthems. Here's a short clip of one of the many remixes out there:


Rolling In The Deep (Remix) - Best of 2011 Dance Hits!


#15 - Born This Way – Lady Gaga

Yeah, yeah, so all the Gaga haters claim that this one is a rip off of Madge’s “Express Yourself.” Even though I disagree, isn’t imitation the sincerest form of flattery? All criticisms and hype aside, this is a great dance anthem and it inspired quite a few young LGBT’s, so I give it props for that alone!



I featured this one during Pride Week back in June, as it was THE song played over and over again the entire day of the Parade...check out the post right here. Buy it here:
Born This Way - Born This Way


#14 - Yeah 3X – Chris Brown

Even though Mr. Brown’s image will forever be tarnished because of he and Rihanna, he’s still a very talented young man with a knack for making radio and dance floor-friendly tunes. This feel good song is a lot of fun too dance to!


Yeah 3X - Yeah 3X - Single




#13 – Blow – Ke$ha

I really didn’t like Ke$ha too much until this one came out earlier in the year. So sassy, so dancy!


Blow - Cannibal


#12 - Hey Hey – Dennis Ferrer

Just an ordinary day
Till you came around
I had my feet on the ground...


This one is a longtime favorite, and many people love it when they hear it. It’s not played too often in the clubs, but when it is, everybody’s jamming! Click play...


Hey Hey - Back On Tracks




#11 - Time (Dirty Bit) – Black Eyed Peas

Even though this one technically came out in 2010, it was played a lot earlier in the year, though I think the straight-up version is much hotter than the mix they play in the clubs!


The Time (Dirty Bit) [Re-Pixelated] {Remixes} - The Black Eyed Peas


So there you have it, the middle ten of my Top 30 Dance/Club Songs of 2011. Ii hope you enjoyed reading and took the time to check out at least a couple of the videos. Stayed tuned for my top ten coming real soon... In the meantime, check out Part I here.




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