Best New Songs

regis said:
nevermind it was #37-40 ;)
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Rankings come and go, depending on where and when one looks.

If you look at Billboard's top 100, two of these fall in the top 25 and 1 in the top 50. And
Billboard probably has even more songs that are Hustle-able.

http://www.billboard.com/charts/hot-100

A few years back, the top charts would have very few Hustle-able songs (lots of raps and
oddball tunes), but steady, even-beat, songs are making a come-back.
 
Partner Dancer said:
Rankings come and go, depending on where and when one looks.

If you look at Billboard's top 100, two of these fall in the top 25 and 1 in the top 50. And
Billboard probably has even more songs that are Hustle-able.

http://www.billboard.com/charts/hot-100

A few years back, the top charts would have very few Hustle-able songs (lots of raps and
oddball tunes), but steady, even-beat, songs are making a come-back.
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sigh .... the ;) was an indicator of a joke, humor, involving laughter, gaiety, lightness of heart, camaraderie, jollity shared among friends ...
 
regis said:
sigh .... the ;) was an indicator of a joke, humor, involving laughter, gaiety, lightness of heart, camaraderie, jollity shared among friends ...
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Nothing in my reply took your statement as anything other than lighthearted,
even if the reply itself was more "serious" in vein.

I'm not much for emoticons, as I think the authoring and interpretation of
writings, of themselves, make for the art of communication. Sometimes
moods are conveyed well, and other times it's a misfire.

Like partner dancing without resorting to verbal correction. Mis-leads and
mis-follows are bound to happen at times.
 
I heard this on my way to work this morning. I was doing a samba to my office because of it! (albeit a bit fast... but I think this would sound great slowed down too)

Samba
Alvaro Soler - El Mismo Sol (2015)

 
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