Baron Dave Romm (barondave) wrote,
Baron Dave Romm
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Power Walk: For The Jack LaLanne Memorial CD Exchange

Okay, I've been messing with this for weeks, and had 92 songs in the preliminary playlist. Winnowed it down to 20 songs, 1:17 of pure get-your-body-moving music. I hope. At first, my goal was to make walking music for me, hitting the beats at my standard walking speed. Then I did a test run (so to speak) and listened as I walked around outside. Almost slipped on the ice. So I changed tack. A song or two at the beat to establish pace, but basically I just went with foot-stomping rock. The goal is to make you (or at least me) want to keep going. Further goal: Use songs I've never used in a mix before. With exceptions; especially the first song, which I use all the time.

Anyway, unless I tinker with it in the next day or so before Marscon, herein is:

Power Walk

Directions: Warm up. Then set a pace. Then just feel the beat, and move your bod even if it's not a harmonic with the music.

Happy Wanderer – Bill Staines 4:04
Beer Barrel Polka – Andrews Sisters 2:51 [my walking speed]
The Loco-Motion – Little Eva 2:27
At The Hop – California Raisins 2:28
Crossfire – Tim Russ 3:46 [Tuvak on Voyager]
God Tonight – Real Life 3:40
Rock and Roll Is King – Electric Light Orchestra 3:18
Long Live Rock – The Who 3:55
When The Lights Go Out – Oingo Boingo 4:12
Sultan of Swing – Dire Straits 5:08
Raumpatrouille Orion – GSO 4:47
Addicted To Love – Robert Palmer 4:25
Living After Midnight – Judas Priest 3:25
The Power Of Love – Huey Lewis & The News 3:55
Fisher's Hornpipe – Boiled In Lead 3:08
Cotton-Eyed Joe – Rednex 4:16
Nipples To The Wind – Kacey Jones 4:13
Living On A Prayer – Bon Jovi 3:56
Pump Up The Volume – M/A/R/R/S 4:02
The Mary Ellen Carter – Stan Rogers 5:07
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