Workin' through another Wednesday

Love how the lyrics flow in this song, and it contains one of my favorite lines in a song... "man needs something he can hold onto, a nine pound hammer or a woman like you, either one of them things will do..."

"Jolene" by Ray LaMontagne

Until next time.
-Luke

Workin' Through Another Wednesday

Charles Bradley inspires me.

Check him out.

This World Is Going Up In Flames - Charles Bradley

Until next time.
-Luke

Fave Friday

One of my favorite songs, by my favorite band.  

Love the last verse.

"Big White Gate" Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

-Luke

Saturday Song Suggestion

Here is a song suggested by my good friend Ryan Latz.  Sure to get you moving!

Check out "Dark Horses" by the band Switchfoot.

"Dark Horses"

Here's to a great Saturday!
-Luke

Monday Medley

Lucius - their music speaks to my soul.

The passion in their dynamics is beyond compare - and it gets even better when you see them live.

No better way to spend 13:12 of your Monday.

You get two of their originals, and a cover to close (and that's your Monday Medley!)

-Luke

Lucius - MUCH Office Sessions

Worship Wednesday

Been reading a book called "The Case For Grace," by Lee Strobel.  I highly recommend it.

Been learning a lot about grace recently, and here's a song about it.

Hope it has the same impact on you that it did me.  "It's free and more than enough...."
-Luke

Grace - Steve Fee

Sad Song Saturday

Here we go with another attempt at blogging!  Hope you can enjoy these general comments on life, music, and whatever in general.

You got a song you want me to listen to?  Let me know!

I have a general intrigue for sad songs, meaning, I like them.
Here is one that I came across a few months back called "Hoot Owl," by Rayland Baxter.  Check him out, he's brilliant.  "Is it death or livin' that scares me the most? Or is it just plain bein' alone?"
It's lyrics like this that attracted me to this masterpiece.

See you next time.
-Luke

"Hoot Owl" - Rayland Baxter