76 - Tweet Song of the Week: The Drifters - I Don't Want to Go On Without You

This weekend i will be doing a tribute to Bert Berns on my radio show. I thought it would be good to share one of the songs that I discovered on the new compilation "Sloopy Music 2 Presents the Songs of Bert Berns" as my Tweet Song of the Week.

This song is The Drifters doing "I Don't Want To Go On Without You" written by Bert Berns and Jerry Wexler in 1964.

One of the better Stereo Mixes that I've heard from the time.

Drifters-I Don't Want To Go On Without You by industryofhumanhappiness

75 - Tweet Song of the Week: Brian Wilson, Phil Everly and Bill Medley - In My Room

bill medley, phil everly & brian wilson doing a stunning version of the beach boy's "in my room"

74 - Tweet Song of the Week: Wild Horses

Tweet Song of the Week is the Rolling Stones doing Wild Horses. This was recorded during a soundcheck at the Tokyo Dome on March 22, 2006 on the Smaller Bang Tour.

RS-Wild Horses(Tokyo SoundCheck) by industryofhumanhappiness

Here's a version of the same song recorded for "Stripped", their 1995 unplugged album.

73-Tweet Song of the Week: Too Many Cooks

The Tweet song of the week for this week is "Too Many Cooks (Spoil the Soup)" by Mick Jagger. This version was produced by John Lennon and first came to me when May Pang shared with us in 2007.

The backing musicians were the Hollywood Vampires, which was a rotating cast of people hanging out in LA. This song features Danny Kortchmar and Jimmy Ed Davis on guitar, Al Kooper on keyboards, Jack Bruce on bass, Jim Keltner on drums, and backing vocals by "original Hollywood Vampire,” Harry Nilsson.

Too Many Cooks by industryofhumanhappiness

72-tweet song of the week and inducting al kooper

Tweet Song of the Week: Beware Of Darkness from the demos George Harrison cut for Phil Spector for "All Things Must Pass". This year its the 40th anniversary of "All Things Must Pass" so we figured we'd feature George this week.

Beware Of Darkness by industryofhumanhappiness

On November 16th Al Kooper was inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame. I had the honor of inducting Al from a jungle away. Here's my induction video:

71 - Tweet Song of the Week

the andrew oldham orchestra featuring gary lucas - the rolling stones songbook volume 2 - " you can't get no (satisfaction)"



Andrew Oldham Orchestra-(You Can't Get No) Satisfaction by industryofhumanhappiness

70-Tweet Song of the Week: Sometimes Happy, Sometimes Blue

the prequel to "dandelion" with keith on lead voice minus the manicure

RS - Sometimes Happy, Sometimes Blue by industryofhumanhappiness