"Move On Up": An Uplifting Playlist for Dow 10000
Prosperity is not simply just around the corner; it's all over this playlist.
Here's to sticking around for the rising.
MOVE ON UP - Curtis Mayfield
NO DEPRESSION - Uncle Tupelo
IT'S MONEY THAT I LOVE - Randy Newman
WALL STREET SHUFFLE - 10CC
FREE MONEY - Patti Smith
MONEY - Pink Floyd
OPPORTUNITIES (LET'S MAKE LOTS OF MONEY) - Pet Shop Boys
GOT MONEY - Lil' Wayne featuring T-Pain
RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM - Maxine Nightingale
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN - Barbra Streisand
MONEY - Flying Lizards
RICH GIRL - Daryl Hall & John Oates
MONEY TALKS - AC/DC
IF I WERE A RICH MAN - Topol
YOU NEVER GIVE ME YOUR MONEY - The Beatles
RICH WOMAN - Robert Plant and Alison Krauss
FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY - The O'Jays
LAWYERS, GUNS AND MONEY - Warren Zevon
CIRCUS MONEY - Walter Becker
MONEY - Michael Jackson
SAVE YOUR MONEY - The Gems
What other songs would you like to buy low, sell high to?
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AFTER THE GOLD RUSH-Neil Young
Diamonds and Pearls- Joan Baez
Diamonds and Pearls-Prince
This Diamond Ring- Gary Lewis and the Playboys
Slave Driver- Taj Mahal
Buy for Me the Rain - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
The Door into Summer - Monkees
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My first ever concert was Nitty Gritty Dirt Band at Carnegie Hall with my parents -- opening act: Steve Martin
Love "Buy For Me The Rain."
Martin plays a mean banjo. Did he sit in with the band?
R.E.M: It's the end of the world as we know it. (And I feel fine!)
Disturbed: Land of Confusion
System of a Down: Cigaro
Disturbed: Down with the sickness
Limp Bizkit: Break stuff
Phill Collins: In the air tonight
This is what I think of Wall Street fake up and down it not exactly the happiest playlist but it will do.
Poor Heart - Phish
The Bourgeois Blues - Pete Seeger
Take, Take, Take - The White Stripes
You Got The Silver - The Rolling Stones
Money - Jesca Hoop
Gold Rush Brides - 10,000 Maniacs
Human Market Place - Third World
Throne of Gold - Steel Pulse
Money Becomes King - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
No Quarter - Led Zeppelin
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I like your range sir
Lap of Luxury - Jethro Tull
It's Money that Matters - Randy Newman
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I love all of Randy Newman's money songs. In fact, I like all of his songs.
HEART OF GOLD
Forever In Blue Jeans - Neil Diamond
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If you know me at all, you know Neil is every playlist in my heart.
Yeah, just around the corner...but the corner is in Rio somewhere...It surely isn't in Cali, where we will be the last to get the good news. So my list is about CURRENT REALITY--some improvement, but still 12% unemployment...
BRUCE--PINK CADILLAC
TOM WAITS--STEP RIGHT UP
RAY CHARLES--I'M BUSTED
NOBODY KNOWS YOU WHEN YOU'RE DOWN AND OUT--SAM COOKE
THE CLASH--CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
JANIS JOPLIN--MERCEDES BENZ
CCR--FORTUNATE SON
GENE PITNEY--JERRY REED--SHE GOT THE GOLDMINE ,I GOT THE SHAFT
GARY U.S. BONDS/BRUCE--OUT OF WORK
RUN DMC--HARD TIMES
WU TANG CLAN--CREAM
YOUR CASH AIN'T NOTHIN' BUT TRASH--CLOVERS
RANDY NEWMAN--MR. PRESIDENT, HAVE PITY ON THE WORKING MAN
STEVIE WONDER--LIVING FOR THE CITY
WOODY GUTHRIE--I AIN'T GOT NO HOME--
NOTORIOUS B.I.G.--MO MONEY MO PROBLEMS--
BEATLES--CAN'T BUY ME LOVE
THE SEEKERS--SILVER THREADS AND GOLDEN NEEDLES
GENE PITNEY--MECCA
JOHNNY RIVERS--POOR SIDE OF TOWN
TERRY KNIGHT--I WHO HAVE NOTHING
SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE--EVERYDAY PEOPLE
KINKS--A WELL-RESPECTED MAN
Cross out that first Gene Pitney--didn't get deleted in time!
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I like that you go with the Terry Knight version -- thanks for a very cool list
Nice list, Gary US Bonds, Run-DMC, Clash, Ray Charles, & Kinks all excellent.
Also props to The Who Face Dances selections, one of my first albums.
“More, More, More”-Andrea True Connection
“Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds”-The Beatles
“Good Times Roll”-The Cars
“Genie in a Bottle”-Christina Aguilera
“Money for Nothing”-Dire Straits
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"More" of this would be nice, but not in the orgasmic sense of "More" than Andrea was singing about
I wonder about some of those traders and hedge fund managers.
Talking Heads (not THE) Stop Making Sense (who took the money?)
Money, Money, Money by ABBA
Material Girl - Madonna
How to be Millionaire - ABC
Take the Money and Run - Steve Miller
Money Changes Everything - Cyndi Lauper
If You've Got The Money, Honey, I've Got the Time - Willie Nelson
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Love "Money Changes Everything" and The Brains original version too
It's a good thing HP pays nothing for columns. Because these music "lists" are the most bra!n-dead feature on the site.
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No, thank YOU
Dude, why all the hate from such an intelligent guy?
Here's how Wall Street made their comeback:
"Lawyers, Guns and Money" --Warren Zevon.
warren zevon my stuff's fudged up
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Zevon always ends up on these lists - because his songs said so much
TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN......Steve Miller Band
CHANGE IN MY POCKET......Georgia Satellites
CAN'T BUY ME LOVE.......The Beatles
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH......Buffalo Springfield
GIMME SOME MONEY.....Spinal Tap
BTW David........10cc Rules!!....Love "Bloody Tourist".
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Agreed -- 10CC undervalued band who made Art for God's sake
Art for arts sake, Money for gods sake.
I know country doesn't pull much weight here but......................
Tammy Wynette and George Jones Two Story House
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Please NEVER apologize for George and Tammy -
I'm a dyed-in-the-wool Rock & Roll baby but I love Tammy and George, too.
The Flying Lizards' "Money (Thats What I Want) from 1979.
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Did I really forget that one?
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