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Sox plus Boston, New England artists...
13 songs, 47 minutes, a little longer, but, hey, it's baseball! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2c2ok6Z3Ii3Mb79BGr6G5u?si=lQy8zL0uRYG8UAn6oMCLkA 1. "Dirty Water" The Standells: Played at Fenway after every Sox win 2. "Centerfield" John Fogarty: 'Put me in coach..." Creedence main man hits it hard! 3. "Hot Stuff" Donna Summer: Boston's own, the Queen of Disco 4. "Must Of Got Lost" J. Geil's Band: Grammar aside, my fave Boston rockers |
5. "Diamonds and Rust" Joan Baez: Moved to Boston in '58, helped start the folk movement
6. "Here Comes Your Man" Pixies: Met at UMASS, punk gods, Black Francis rules
7. "Glory Days" Bruce Springsteen: The Boss sings baseball. Forget about it!
8. "Sweet Baby James" James Taylor: First big hit, golden-voiced king of the Berkshires
9."Save Me" Aimee Mann: Went to Berklee College of Music. Close enough.
10."Massachusetts" Bee Gees: My home state. Where my heart remains.
11. "Drive" The Cars: Great Boston band, Ric O, the man.
12. "Sweet Caroline" Neil Diamond: Played at Fenway for 7th inning stretch. I cry.
13. "Tessie" Dropkick Murphys: Played at Fenway after every Sox win. Wear earplugs.
ENJOY!
6. "Here Comes Your Man" Pixies: Met at UMASS, punk gods, Black Francis rules
7. "Glory Days" Bruce Springsteen: The Boss sings baseball. Forget about it!
8. "Sweet Baby James" James Taylor: First big hit, golden-voiced king of the Berkshires
9."Save Me" Aimee Mann: Went to Berklee College of Music. Close enough.
10."Massachusetts" Bee Gees: My home state. Where my heart remains.
11. "Drive" The Cars: Great Boston band, Ric O, the man.
12. "Sweet Caroline" Neil Diamond: Played at Fenway for 7th inning stretch. I cry.
13. "Tessie" Dropkick Murphys: Played at Fenway after every Sox win. Wear earplugs.
ENJOY!