Just when you'd given up on him, he comes back in the perfect key, with the perfect song, and sings it not just faultlessly, but with soul — Bob Dylan, backed by the Ditty Bops.
For this day, via John Fugelsang
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Kit Stolz 
Ahh, the man gives genuine soul from day one.
Not to interrupt, but let’s enjoy a bit, here’s another dish of Drummer Boy production values:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2sZFL3Y6Do&feature=artist
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Wow — didn’t expect that at all. She creates such a hushed intensity. Nice. Hadn’t really experienced Faith Hill before — now I think I have some understanding.
Thanks Brian —
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I swear I promise I pledge I’m not making a ‘thing’ out of this, but… Bing Crosby & David Bowie performing The Little Drummer Boy?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiXjbI3kRus
:::cough:::silly:::cough
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Where did those lyrics come from? It’s beautifully sung, but not the song I know.
Reminds me I once ran into David Bowie while shopping for kitchen implements at the Beverly Center in the heart of commercial L.A. It was an utterly banal encounter and I didn’t talk to him (he was touting a certain device to a friend). Apparently there’s a site just for cataloging these sort of banal encounters but I haven’t been able to find it.
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