For the Girls: November 2022

This is the November 2022 playlist for the girls. The Songs "My Name Is Jonas" - Weezer (Weezer, 1994) Bright, fast power pop with a sharp opening riff and a burst of early-90s alt-rock energy. "Glenfern" - Kathleen Edwards (Total Freedom, 2020) A thoughtful folk-rock song with a steady pace and clear, understated vocal delivery. "Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)" - The Offspring (Americana, 1998) A big late-90s radio anthem that leans into satire and punchy punk-pop hooks. "Keep Your Hands to Yourself" - The Georgia Satellites (Georgia Satellites, 1986) Classic southern rock with a bar-band swing and a strong bluesy groove. "St. Elmos Fire (Man In Motion)" - John Parr (St. Elmo's Fire (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), 1985) An urgent, synth-driven movie theme built for uplift and forward motion. "Sundown" - Gordon Lightfoot (Sundown, 1974) A country-folk standard from a songwriter known for vivid storytelling and an easy, melodic pull. "Fast Car" - Tracy Chapman (Tracy Chapman, 1988) A spare, emotionally direct ballad that helped define late-80s singer-songwriter radio. "Sometimes I Rhyme Slow" - Nice And Smooth (Ain't A Damn Thing Changed, 1991) Quick-tongued East Coast hip-hop with a playful, old-school bounce. "Spiderwebs" - No Doubt (Tragic Kingdom, 1995) Skittering pop-rock with nervous guitar lines and a restless feel. "Better Than Nothing" - Jennifer Trynin (Cockamamie, 1994) An overlooked mid-90s rock track with a strong melodic core and a clean, direct sound. "Digging In the Dirt" - Peter Gabriel (Us (Remastered), 1992) Brooding art-rock with layered production and a darker, more introspective edge. "One Night In Bangkok (Original Single Version / From “Chess”)" - Murray Head (One Night In Bangkok (From “Chess”) - Single, 2016) A theatrical pop number with a sly narrative and a cabaret-style sense of drama. Genres Alternative Singer/Songwriter Rock Soundtrack Hip-Hop Pop