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All-Request: iPod Top 20

By "Milbarge" and "Fitz-Hume"

So, I'm back from "hiking the Appalachian Trail," or wherever I've been, and I'm going to start catching up on some questions and suggestions from my recent All-Request post. First, in response to commenter Cheech's request, the current top 20 songs on my iPod. A few of these surprised me, but the gap between "most listened" and "never listened" is pretty small. But anyway, here they are.

1. "Sugar Magnolia," by Bob Weir
2. "King Dork," by Frank Portman
3. "Playing in the Band," by Bob Weir
4. "London Calling," by The Clash
5. "Paradise," by John Prine
6. "The Rascal King," by The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
7. "Dirty Life and Times," by Warren Zevon
8. "Everybody Dance (Clap Your Hands)," by Chic
9. "Young Americans," by David Bowie
10. "Romeo & Juliet," by Dire Straits
11. "Alison," by Elvis Costello
12. "Promises," by Eric Clapton
13. "Never Going Back Again," by Fleetwood Mac
14. "Boulevard," by Jackson Browne
15. "Lawyers in Love," by Jackson Browne
16. "Capital Radio One," by The Clash
17. "Tumbling Dice," by Linda Ronstadt
18. "I Want To Help You Ann," by The Lyres
19. "Kissaway," by Mates of State
20. "King of All the World," by Old 97s

Full post as published by Begging the Question on June 28, 2009 (boomark / email).