Do you know what I'm talking about? It's also good lullabye music, although it's not designed as such. No dirges, but nothing too fast-paced. Just sweet.
So, you all did so well with the pop list that now I'm asking for your candidates for sweet hammock music, music to doze off to, music for babies and for lounging adults. Any genre, as long as it's got that certain sweet.
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Oh, Gesh, do we have something for you! I need somebody to give me your address so we can send you what bit of our welcome (over a month late!) baby package we have ready.
Maybe Friday I'll have time to add to your sweet music list.
Barefoot Floors by The Wailin' Jennys is incredibly sweet and totally about having a wee baby in the house in the summertime.
Everything I've heard by The Weepies is sweet, but especially Painting by Chagal.
Cindi Lauper's Rain On Me is sweet (yes, she has just put out a new album) and a-ha's Dark is the Night For All is kinda lovely and soft.
There. I've made my contribution to the list. Where's everybody else?
hey, I got one for ya!
"Night Nurse" album by Gregory Isaacs—the entire album could work for your hammock-inizing needs (you've heard it in my car once, and you really liked it, I remember you commenting on it!) Let me know if you want me to make a copy for you.
;-)
got snother one for you, old Sade can work, Ngwino Rukundo reminds me a bit of her
Hands down -- "Sweetest Decline" by Beth Orton.
Can't think of anything better than that.
Okay, thought of a few more:
Baby Mine: Alison Krauss
Out of the Woods: Nickel Creek
Common Threads: Bobby McFerrin
All very sweet, in my mind
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