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Favourite songs for favourite drams

  • twiggy
  • Jun 7, 2020
  • 2 min read

There's nothing more relaxing than sitting after a long day and pouring yourself a wee dram of something special and sticking on your favourite tunes to chill to. At any other time, I like funk, soul, jazz - big brass sections, lots of swing and rippling rhythm. But to just sit back and find peace - I go a different way.


Try these tunes for size - and get yourself a Balvenie Doublewood, a Tomintoul 16 year old, maybe a Highland Park 12 or the new Fettercairn 16 year old. Not all together of course! Just mellow out.


I must point out with this music selection though, I am just about sliding to where I love to play the most with the final track by Judy Garland - it's a live recording - what a performer - the sheer chutzpah and oomph are incredible!


September Grass - James Taylor - October Road

How can you mend a broken heart - Al Green - Love and Happiness

Blowing in the Wind - Stevie Wonder - Number Ones

Dance me to the end of love - Madeleine Peyroux - Careless Love

Who knows where the time goes? - Sandy Denny/Fairport Convention - Unhalfbricking

Brown Grass - Gregory Porter - Liquid Spirit

Only love can break your heart - Neil Young - After the Goldrush

Peaceful Easy Feeling - The Eagles - Hotel California

I'm confessing that I love you - Tony Bennett & KD Lang

La Vie En Rose - Michael Buble & Cecile McLorin Salvant

Sunrise - Norah Jones - Feels like Home

Love is a losing game - Amy Winehouse - Back to Black

Winter is Past - Eddie Reader - Sings the Songs of Robert Burns

Eyes of Blue - Paul Carrack - A Different Hat

Nature Boy - George Benson - In Flight

Neither One of Us - Gladys Night & the Pips - Ultimate Collection

The man who got away - Judy Garland - The Capitol Recordings 1955-1965




 
 
 

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