As you're reading this, I'm on our bi-annual pilgrimage to the old country (that would be the Netherlands for me). There's some significant driving involved, and then there's the epic flight.
When I think of road trips, I think of Willie Nelson (and my dad belting the 'On the Road Again' tune), and Tom Petty for some reason. Maybe it's the whole American classic quality of his music.
How about you, YA Sleutheri? Any favorite road music to share?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
April 2022 News (or: on reading slumps and lots of editing...)
April snuck up on me like a thief in the night! I’ve been so busy writing, editing, and coming up with ideas for Daybreak on Raven Island...
-
Popping in from my winter (and writing) hibernation for a moment to tell you about a class I'm teaching over at Savvy Authors on how to ... -
Well, Harper Children's thinks so anyway. My middle-grade series sold! Exclamation mark! Phew, I've been holding this great news in ... -
*** This is my contribution to the Flash Fiction Challenge (setting: at the zoo), a short crime fiction bit to take me back to my roots fo...
Mat Kearney's City of Black and White is great road-trip music. Mid-tempo, slightly melancoly, singer-songwriter rock with a pop sensibility. "Fire and Rain" really stands out.
ReplyDeleteI have Kearney on my MP3 player--love how zen it is without being boring. You're right: great for a road trip.
ReplyDelete