Washing Dishes 6. Flake 7. Sitting, Waiting, Wishing 8. Fortunate Fool 9. Shot Reverse Shot Ones And Zeros Tape Deck Radiate At Or With Me E: I Got You Intro 2. If I Had Eyes 4. Taylor 5. Sitting, Waiting, Rocky Raccoon The Beatles cover Fortunate Fool Drink the Water Sexy Plexi Middle Man Rodeo Clowns F-Stop Blues Posters Who Do You Love?
Gone On and On Heading Home Rodeo clowns Rainbow Mudfootball Holes to Heaven When Tomorrow Morning Comes Who Knows Band of Gypsys cover Rodeo Clowns intro Times Like These The News Pirate Looks At 40 Source: Iphone. Hope 2. Banana Pancakes 3. You and Your Heart 6. Do You Remember 7. Bubble Toes 8. Wasting Time 9. Constellations Reduce Reuse Recycle Upside Down Furthur on Down the Road Staple It Together Inaudable Melodies Home 1.
Upside Down 4. Waiting, Wishing, Wanting 6. Shot, Reverse Shot 8. If I had Eyes Waste Don't Believe a Thing I Say Road Runner Washing Dishes 3. Taylor 4. Upside Down 8. Inaudible Melodies 9. You And Your Heart Never Fade I Got You Bad, Bad Leroy Brown At Or With Me Good People E Disc 1: Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie [] Sad To Know [] Times Like These [] Middle Man [] Holes To Heaven [] Drink The Water [] Sexy Plexy me and julio [] Fortunate Fool [] It's All Understood [] Haleiwa [] Nightmares [] Bubbletoes [] KCRW Intro Interview You and Your Heart 2.
If I Had Eyes 3. Talking [Into] In this song, Johnson writes it from the perspective of a friend who was hopelessly pursuing a woman to no avail. Thankfully, Jack Johnson fans got another brilliant song.
It speaks about the disillusionment with what you see on TV, especially when it comes to reality shows. It stems from when Johnson was pestered at a fundraiser to play at the finale of a show called Boarding House. He refused and was inspired to write this song because of it. He combines that with the typically beautiful melody.
Ben Harper helps out with some brilliant guitar work on the song with Tommy Jordan on the steel drum. Bubble Toes was a nickname that he had for a woman that he was in a relationship with at the time, who would go on to become his wife. Thankfully he did record it as the catchy track has been popular with his fans since it was released way back in ,. Here we take an escape from reality, look up to the sky and then draw our own constellations.
He wrote it while he was out surfing which is no surprise as you get that type of vibe from the song. This is a brilliant cover of a classic song. The truth is much stranger than that. The narrator of the song is bored of his wife and writes an ad in the newspaper to find his perfect woman. The woman who responds to the advert is his wife. That laid-back nature is also reflected in the content of the lyrics.
This was made from a compilation album by various artists. In the original, Lennon beautifully plays it on piano and here, Johnson perfectly recreates it but in his signature guitar style. He decided to pick up his guitar and penned this classic. He had to play very quietly as everyone else is asleep and you can get that vibe through the recording.
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