Originally by Betty Hutton. I love the story of why Bjork covered this song and included it in her second album: Her and her band discovered Betty and this song in a truck shop, and they decided that this would be their pre-game song before every show.
Feb 23, 2025
Related Recs
Jan 9, 2025
i became obsessed with Todd's album Healing in 2022, and the three parts of the title song especially resonated thematically with where i was at in my life that year. i wanted to make my own cover version to embody that resonance and pay homage to the original production, which IMO was incredibly ahead of its time both in vision and scope. the album pretty much foreshadowed the progression of music technology into today's environment of singer/songwriter/producers working alone with DAWs and bedroom setups, being a one man studio album for everything except mastering i think and this was 40+ years ago. i'm not a singer so i shopped the instrumental around to some folks i knew for years until i met my friend Mollie in school last semester and found out that she's actually a sick singer. the song won't be up on streaming/bandcamp until mid-march but y'all can listen with the link early since y'all are chill
Feb 22, 2024
Truly one of those songs where the cover becomes infinitely more iconic than the OG. That said Iโve been collecting my fav song covers for a while so in a lot of ways this is an impossible choice but this song has been a staple for me lately
Mar 1, 2024
Top Recs from @mattsdelusions
i relate it a lot to going to the airport. youre in a public area, its loud, lots of things are going on, possibly expensive.
also just wanted a reason to show my dog.
Jan 12, 2025
work has been a struggle recently because of flu season. to cope, ive been imagining work as a rpg. a little weird, but it makes time go by faster.
this is what is in my inventory.
Jan 11, 2025
one of the most misunderstood pokemon. a pokemon tragically disliked for its uselessness, people forget that with the love and care it can evolve into a strong gyarados. an obvious metaphor, but still really simple enough to appreciate.
Jan 6, 2025