10-TRACK MIND: Capturing human sentiments to a tee

Sexy Time and The Great Indoors columnist Meg Augustin put her iPod on shuffle. This is where it let her ...

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10-TRACK MIND: Capturing human sentiments to a tee

POSTED: Wednesday, February 22, 2012, 11:00 AM

Filed Under: Music 10 Track Mind

2. “T’aint Nobody’s Business if I Do” — Jay McShann

Another soundtrack-only find from the film American Splendor. This rare blues track has the sweet piano and melancholy soul of a Ray Charles piece but with more blues guitar and sax, making it a personal favorite of mine on rainy days. The song gets even better when you learn that Jay McShann was the “Hootie” who defined the Kansas City sound.

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