Manic Monday's loss

What stars well doesn't necessarily end that way as well, but there's no harm in tryin' to welcome this week and month with some good music to soothe the gloomy Monday and make it treat us better. It's not a standard, but I usually find myself attaining that goal whenever I go back to sounds I 've known and loved for years - at least that's what I feel like doing right now. Join in.

It's almost ridiculously optimistic, but you gotta have that sometimes. The Soulvation Army band to the rescue. Dance people!

                                             

Man-to-man advice by Ray Parker Jr. Oh well, screw the advice and listen to the damn music! You might also want to check out and download for free the micamino retouch. One more way to love a woman.

I don't care if it's Brotherly Love or Chestnut Brothers. Sure thing is that Al and Tyrone Chestnut wrote and produced a slaphappy track which makes me smile. Thumbs up for Grover Washington Jr. and his sax. Some of you might be interested in a more up-tempo, danceable version by Dean "Sunshine" Smith, which you can find here. 

There's a slight chance you won't see the light just yet and on a Monday, but Chew do their best so that you 'll have your chance. 

Are you there yet?

You 're on your own now. Keep it up as it suits you. Oh, and have the nicest possible week. And month.

tracks' info:
-The Soulvation Army Band feat. Flora Wilson - Dancing on a daydream
Soulvation Army 1974

-Raydio - More than one way to love a woman
Rock On
Arista 1979

-Brotherly Love - Whole lotta you in me
Robinson & Son Records 1990

-Chew - See the light
See the light
Capitol Records 1983

-Michelle Lamb - Natural High
Hooked on your love
Dealers Choice