
Groovin'
No drum kit on the record at all, just percussion, harmonica and birdsong, and Cavaliere's Sundays off tour.

No drum kit on the record at all, just percussion, harmonica and birdsong, and Cavaliere's Sundays off tour.
Crow found Wyn Cooper's poem 'Fun' in a Pasadena used bookstore and sang it into a Grammy.

Norbert Putnam moved the sessions to Miami for the beachfront air, and Buffett turned one ruined afternoon into the chorus.

Pitchford wrote the screenplay first, then the lyrics; Loggins supplied the tune and his only number one.

Guitar that unspools for nine and a half minutes, Stella Mozgawa on drums, Vile in no rush anywhere.

Dean found an empty beach midweek and wondered where everyone was; Reno turned waiting for the weekend into working.

Crow and Jeff Trott wrote it on a plane out of rainy Portland; Liz Phair turned up to sing backup.

A loop lifted from Andrea True Connection, two siblings trading verses, and a master tape left under a bed.

Chesney wrote it alone in Cabo San Lucas at Sammy Hagar's birthday party, and it topped the country chart.