Weekly Music

This is a local band here in West Michigan but it doesnt make them any less awesome.

Delilah DeWylde and the Lost Boys

The Price You Pay



Some might call it Rockabilly.
Some might call it Honky Tonk.
I call it Amazing.
Delilah plays a stand up bass and they are full of energy. So much fun to see live but regardless of if youre seeing them live or listening to the CD at home its a blast. Something we love dancing to in the livingroom.

You can listen to them and buy their latest CD HERE!

1. The Price You Pay
2. Turn This Ship Around
3. A Fool Never Learns
4. Texas In My Soul
5. Just For the Hank of It
6. Turn the Cards Slowly
7. Kalifornia
8. I Can't Get You Off of My Mind
9. A Cheatin' Life
10. Hammer
11. Surf Riders

Weekly Music

I almost forgot...
This is the music in our house this week!

Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
I Leanrned the Hard Way



This album is so good I cant even begin to put it into words. There is so much soul in Sharon Jones Im surprised she doesnt explode, oozing soul all over everything withing 50yards of her.
The Dap-Kings are equally as amazing on their instraments. I am a huge lover of really put together string or brass sections in bands and these guys are killer.

1. The Game Gets Old
2. I Learned the Hard Way
3. Better Things
4. Give It Back
5. Money
6. The Reason
7. Window Shopping
8. She Ain't a Child No More
9. I'll Still Be True
10. Without a Heart
11. If You Call
12. Mama Don't Like My Man
13. When I Come Home (Bonus Track)

The music in our house this week

They Might Be Giants - Here Comes Science

All 6 of us love it. From the 2 year old to the 40 year old. You cant blame us. Its catchy.


1. Science is Real
2. Meet the Elements
3. I Am A Paleontologist
4. The Bloodmobile
5. Electric Car
6. My Brother The Ape
7. What Is A Shooting Star
8. How Many Planets?
9. Why Does The Sun Shine?
10. Why Does The Sun Really Shine?
11. Roy G. Biv
12. Put It To The Test
13. Photosynthesis
14. Cells
15. Speed & Velocity
16. Computer Assisted Design
17. Solid Liquod Gas
18. Here Comes Science
19. The Ballad of Davy Crockett