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Single Minded: GZA, Nelly Furtado With Anne Murray, Big Daddy Kane With Public Enemy and More

1/18/08, 10:11 am EST

Anne Murray & Nelly Furtado, “Daydream Believer” [Monkees Cover]
How does something like this happen? Seventies AM soft rocker teams with Canada’s foxiest export (sorry, Barenaked Ladies) for a bizarro Monkees cover. Somewhere in L.A., Christopher Cross’s agent is yelling into a Razr: “GET ME ELLIOT YAMIN AND THE RIGHTS TO ‘JENNIFER JUNIPER,’ STAT!”

Big Daddy Kane and Public Enemy, 1989 Anti-Racism Rally [Video]
Two hip-hop masters at the top of their game, making activist music that doesn’t sound pedantic or preachy.

GZA, Liquid Swords Live [Full Show]
In case you missed it, a video of GZA performing almost all of the flawless, thirteen-year-old Liquid Swords at New York’s Knitting Factory last month. Soulja Boy recently mocked GZA in an interview, calling him “old.” Which would sting a bit more if it seemed likely that, thirteen years from now, people would be clamoring for live footage of “Crank That.”

Various Artists, “Global Cover Songs”
[Mixtape]
The pick of the pack: two hours of cover songs from international artists, everything from “Like a Rolling Stone” to “Rebel Rebel.” Perfect for riding out your Friday.

Natashja, “Long Time” [Sly & Robbie's Dark Shade Riddim]
Sweet, slow-rolling reggae tune; if it were July, we would never stop playing this. It’s February, and we’ve already spun it twenty-seven times.


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Canadian | 1/18/2008, 11:53 am EST

Go Canada!!

Sanchez | 1/18/2008, 2:04 pm EST

Anne Murray is hot as balls.

notthinkingityousaiditoutloud! | 1/21/2008, 11:05 pm EST

re: Sanchez | 1/18/2008, 2:04 pm EST

“Anne Murray is hot as balls.”

OOOOKAAAYYY!!!

JD | 1/22/2008, 1:35 am EST

I think it’s pretty ironic that the writer of Daydream Believer, John Stewart, passed away this weekend.

Oh, no! Say it Ain't So!!! | 1/25/2008, 7:11 am EST

Jon Stewart passed away? God, I can’t believe it! The Daily Show was the funniest thing on TV!!! Rest in peace, Jon.

I guess you’ll be making God laugh now!!!

john stewart fan | 2/3/2008, 1:26 pm EST

wrong John Stewart, the one who passed away was in the Kingston Trio and had a solo career for 40 years

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