Musical Worldview (Instrumental Edition): Jackie Mittoo, 'Be Thankful'
Jackie Mittoo, was a Jamaican-Canadian keyboardist, songwriter and musical director. He was a member of The Skatalites and musical director of the Studio One record label.
Musical Worldview (Instrumental Edition): Medeski, Martin and Wood: 'Khob Khun Krub (Thai for 'Thank You')'
Instrumental Edition :: Medeski, Martin and Wood :: 'Khob Khun Krub (Thai for 'Thank You')'
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Musical Worldview: David Ramirez, "Prevail!"
“Forgiveness ain't a sign of weakness
The patient will prove victorious”
Musical Worldview: the Housemartins, "Five Get Over Excited"
“Feigning concern, a conservative pastime
Makes you feel doubtful right from the start”
Musical Worldview: Creedence Clearwater Revival, "Bad Moon Rising"
“Looks like we’re in for nasty weather
One eye is taken for an eye”
Musical Worldview: Grateful Dead, "Ramble On Rose"
“The grass ain't greener
The wine ain't sweeter
Either side of the hill”
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Musical Worldview: Daniel Lanois, "(Under) The Heavy Sun"
“And you can call your friends
She told me, to tell 'em
To check their egos at the door
(Check your egos at the door)”
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Musical Worldview: Daniel Lanois, "Tumbling Stone"
“I search the hills for refuge,
seeking, wanting to be made whole
I search with wild cravings . . .
. . . to build a church with no walls . . .
True hearts that shall not fall
Kindness, no sign of weakness . . .
. . . break down delusion,
and break down confusion
break down oppression and poverty . . . .”
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Musical Worldview: Daniel Lanois, "Dance On"
“Go ahead and love on, well, yeah (Love on)”
“And whatever
You do, you do
Don't let nobody steal your joy from you (Dance on)
No, you dance on (Dance on)”
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Musical Worldview: Daniel Lanois, "Way Down"
“I’m looking for a city on the other side
and when I get there, I’ll be satisfied
it’s a beautiful city that’s what I’ve been told
where we are not bought and we are not sold”
. . .I’m trading pity for kindness
hatred for love . . . “
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Musical Worldview: Neil Young, "Love And Only Love"
“Love and only love
will endure
Hate is everything
you think it is
Love and only love
will break it down
Love and only love,
will break it down”
Musical Worldview: Grateful Dead, "Casey Jones"
“Trouble with you
Is the trouble with me
Got two good eyes
But you still don't see”
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Musical Worldview: the Tragically Hip, "At The Hundredth Meridian"
“If I die of Vanity, promise me, promise me
That if they bury me some place I don't want to be
That you'll dig me up and transport me
Unceremoniously away from the swollen city breeze”
Musical Worldview: Greg Brown, "Two Little Feet"
“We have no knowledge and so we have stuff and
Stuff with no knowledge is never enough to get you there”
Musical Worldview: Akron/Family, "Love, Love, Love (Everyone) And Reprise"
“Every precious human being's been a precious parent to you
Every precious human being's been a precious parent to you
What can be done
What can we do
What can be done
What can we do
Go out and love, love, love everyone
Go out and love, love, love everyone
Go out and love, love, love everyone
Go out and love, love, love everyone”
. . . Reprise . . .
Musical Worldview: the Toasters, "Freedom"
“Give me freedom, give me liberty
Don't want policeman with a stick in his hand
Standing over me
Freedom, fraternity
I don't pick my friends by the color of their skin
Or the language they speak
Give me freedom, equality
Don't tell me that we're brothers
But you're more equal that the others”
Musical Worldview: Bob Marley and the Wailers, "You Can't Blame The Youth"
“You can't blame the youths
You can't fool the youths
You can't blame the youths of today
You can't fool the youths
You're teaching youths to learn in the school
And that the cow jumped over moon
Teaching youths to learn in the school
And that the dish ran away with spoon
So you can't blame the youths of today
You can't fool the youths
You can't blame the youths, not at all
You can't fool the youths
You teach the youths about Christopher Columbus
And you said he was a very great man
You teach the youths about Marco Polo
And you said he was a very great man
You teach the youths about the pirate Hawkins
And you said he was a very great man
You teach the youths about the pirate Morgan
And you said he was a very great man
So, you can't blame the youths, when they don't learn
You can't fool the youths
You can't blame the youths of today
You can't fool the youths
When every Christmas come
You buy the youth a pretty toy gun
When every Christmas comes around
You buy the youth a fancy toy gun
So, you can't blame the youths when they get bad
You can't fool the youths
You can't blame the youths of today
You can't fool the youths”
Musical Worldview: Mike Doughty, "Your Misfortune"
“When your faith in life is gone
Come and speak to me
When you're down and all messed up
Seek my sympathy
And everybody says no, no, no
Well it's your misfortune and none of my own
Wrong, wrong, wrong
Well it's, your misfortune that sweetens my song
I can be the friend you want
I can be your confidant
I can be the
Right reminder at the right time
Throwing out the life line
Stand in the light, stand in the light, stand in the light (x2)
When your face is caked in mud
Come and speak to me
When the chill creeps in your blood
Seek my sympathy
When everybody say no, no, no
Well it's your misfortune and none of my own
Wrong, wrong, wrong
Well it's your mistfortune that sweetens my song
I can be the air you drink
Every single though you think
I can be the right notion in the mean time
Warm you like the sunshine
Stand in the light, stand in the light, stand in the light”
