I have just had a little ‘three in a row’:
Neil Young - Four Strong Winds
Buzzcocks - Ever Fallen in Love
Roxy Music -Editions of You
Worked wonders!
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John Hiatt - Tip of my Tongue (From Bring the Family)
Sandy Denny - No End (demo version from I’ve always kept a Unicorn)
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Fantasia On A Theme By Thomas Tallis
Vaughn Williams.
Or Spem in Alium by Thomas Tallis.
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Been a while since big stress. This one has ear worms big enough to take over head space and reminds to keep going.
John Barry. We have all the time in the world (instrumental ) . Works for me every time.
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Randy Crawford
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Brokedown Palace by the Grateful Dead
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I have three that I use to de-stress
- Angel - Aretha Franklin
- I Find Your Love - Beth Nielsen Chapman
- Doo-Wop In Harlem - Prefab Sprout.
Plus a walk with my dog and a strong coffee.
Perfect.
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Anything by Nick Cave.
Freebird…
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Not a song, rather an album - when things are tough I often (re)turn to Beatles for sale.
I can’t help belting out “I’m a loser” with John or “follow the sun” with Paul and then feel strangely uplifted.
.sjb
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Slow movement of Bach Sonata and partita for violin in G minor(I prefer Midori’s version)
Pat Metheney’s Quiet Night
Leonard Cohen- “Listen to the Hummingbird”
Slow movement of Grieg sonata for violin and piano op.3
Slow movement of Spring Sonata by Beethoven.
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Stressed needing to scream - Post Self by Godflesh
Stressed needing to calm down - Offering To The Morning Fog by Robert Rich
For me it’s definitely LSD or Lake Shore Drive from Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah
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The piano section can’t fail to bring a smile to the face.
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That reminds me, I made a playlist called Lake Shore Drive, if anyone is interested
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Will definitely listen to it. What’s your story behind it?
Just following a theme set by the first track I think 
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Any track from the Dire Straits debut album but walking in the Wild West end is just awesome.
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