Songs for Fall
“I would rather sit on a pumpkin, and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion.” – Henry David Thoreau

Though it depends on how large the pumpkin is, I generally agree with Thoreau on that one. That beings said, here are a few songs I thought you might enjoy this fall. You’ll notice most of them are either jazz or late 70s punk rock. That wasn’t my intention, it just sort of happened. I tried to avoid obvious selections such as Fleet Foxes or Monster Mash (or Fleet Foxes covering the Monster Mash).
Please share with me what songs you’re enjoying this fall. I love to see how people’s taste in music changes with the seasons. Enjoy.
Autumn Leaves – Bill Evans Trio
Lipstick – Buzzcocks
Poinciana (Live) – Ahmad Jamal
I Got by in Time – The Jam
Blue Pepper (Far East of the Blues) – Duke Ellington
Autumn Almanac – The Kinks

Venus – Television
Spook! – Henry Mancini
Warning Sign – Talking Heads
Concerto for Violin, Organ, Strings and B.C. in D minor RV 541 (that’s a mouthful, huh?) – Vivaldi
Autumn Sweater – Yo La Tengo
With Strangers – Little Joy
Symphony No. 8 in F Major, Op. 93, Tempo di Menuetto– Beethoven
Autumn Leaves – Ahmad Jamal (you’ll notice how different this is from the Bill Evans version)

As you probably know, I hope, this Sunday saw the largest climate protest in history. With over 400,000 in attendance, the People’s Climate March in NYC was more than a success, it was a catalyst. Let’s keep the momentum moving forward and urge our political leaders, as well as our corporate leaders, to start making changes now that will assure a sustainable, clean planet for future generations. Watch Planet Experts’ exclusive video of the event.