Casual popular music discussions spanning the past 70 years including rock, pop, country, jazz, blues, etc. Join us for: Band, album and song reviews; New artist introductions; Popular music history; “Best of†lists; Virtual listening events… We talk about the music you love, and the music you should know that you may not. Hosted by Joshua V. Best and Jacob M. King.
The Somebody Else's Favorite Songs podcast is a hidden gem that holds a special place in the hearts of music enthusiasts. Hosted by a group of talented individuals, this podcast delves into the world of music, exploring various genres, artists, and songs. With their witty banter and in-depth discussions, they provide a refreshing take on some of our favorite tunes.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the hosts' ability to make you feel like you're sitting in a room with your friends, discussing your favorite songs. Their casual and relaxed approach to conversations creates an inviting atmosphere that keeps listeners engaged. It's as if you're part of their inner circle, sharing musical insights and memories.
Another standout feature is their extensive knowledge about music. These hosts have clearly done their research, providing detailed information about the songs and artists they discuss. Whether it's diving deep into the history behind a classic rock anthem or shedding light on lesser-known indie tracks, their expertise shines through. It's evident that these individuals are passionate about music and are eager to share their discoveries with others.
Furthermore, the chemistry between the hosts is undeniable. Their camaraderie and genuine friendship create an enjoyable dynamic that adds an extra layer of entertainment to each episode. They play off each other's energy seamlessly and deliver hilarious anecdotes along the way. It's this combination of humor and factual content that makes The Somebody Else's Favorite Songs podcast such a pleasure to listen to.
While there are countless positive elements to praise about this podcast, it wouldn't be fair not to mention any shortcomings. One aspect that some listeners may find challenging is the occasional tangents or ramblings that occur during episodes. While these can be entertaining at times, they may also derail from the main topic or stretch out episodes unnecessarily for those seeking more concise content.
In conclusion, The Somebody Else's Favorite Songs podcast is a must-listen for music lovers looking for insightful discussions paired with lighthearted humor. With their vast knowledge and undeniable chemistry, the hosts create an inviting atmosphere that will have you coming back for more. Despite occasional tangents, this podcast is a hidden gem in the music podcast genre and deserves recognition for its entertaining and informative content.
Episode 43: Songs from Recently Added #4 Hello again! Join us as we get back into the swing of things via a discussion of some interesting things we've been listening to lately.
Episode 41: The Yacht Rock Episode Join Josh and Jacob for a discussion of all things Yacht! https://www.yachtornyacht.com/ Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 40: Five Essential Listens (Part 2) The continuation from last week's episode where Waco Joel and Canadian Ben join us with something a little different. Imagine a friend who doesn't know a particular artist and you are tasked with building a five song playlist that best represents what that artist is about: The Five Essential Listens. This week we continue with our (Josh and Jacob) selections plus a bonus round!
Episode 39: Five Essential Listens, Part 1 We return with special guests Waco Joel and Canadian Ben with something a little different. Imagine a friend who doesn't know a particular artist and you are tasked with building a five song playlist that best represents what that artist is about: The Five Essential Listens. Each host brought one artist for consideration, and heavy debate ensued. Join us for this special “almost live” episode and see if you agree with our selections! Credit to Canadian Ben for this interesting and fresh format!
Episode 38: Songs for your Halloween Playlist Hello Again! Somebody Else's Favorite Songs returns with our take on Halloween Songs! Be True to your Ghoul, folks, and enjoy these spooky-themed songs along with our outlandish commentary.
Episode 37: Deep McCartney+ All the way back in episode six, the SEFS guys discussed what they considered deep cuts by The Beatles. They have since followed up with deep cut episodes on favorites Steely Dan, Tom Petty, and George Harrison. Today, Josh and Jacob are happy to bring to you another installment of their "deep" series, this time featuring another of the Fab Four, Paul McCartney. Be sure to listen to the end!
Episode 35: Why You Should Love Robert Earl Keen (Why You Should Love #4) Join Josh, Jacob, and special guest Henry for a heartfelt discussion of legendary Texas troubadour Robert Earl Keen.
Episode 34: Songs from Recently Added #3 HELLO AGAIN Join us as we set sail once more after a longer than expected hiatus. What started as a round-up of old and new songs that we've been enjoying lately quickly turned into the foundation of a future episode dedicated to all things Yacht Rock. Easily seasick? Never fear, 40% of these songs can be enjoyed from dry land.
Episode 33: The Sincerest Form of Flattery...
Episode 32: The St. Patrick's Day Episode...kinda Shamrocks. Money. Inexperience. Envy. March 17. They're all GREEN and so are the SEFS guys with their latest episode. Join us as we consider the color of the month and play a wide range of surprise selections. You can't pinch us! It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Green Songs!” Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 17: Songs from Our "Recently Added" Playlists #2 This week we return to Le Studio to once again share some “new to us” music we've been listening to lately. Spanning several different genres, here's ten more songs by ten more artists you may not know but we think you will enjoy. It's Somebody Else's Favorite Recent Musical Discoveries #2!
Episode 30: Why YOU Should Love Jackie Greene (Why You Should Love #3) From country and folk to blues and modern rock and everywhere in between, Northern California's Jackie Greene has for twenty years been making intriguing records. In addition to a successful solo career, he toured with members of the Grateful Dead and with the Black Crowes as lead guitarist on their final outing. Jackie is a skilled multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and singer; we hope you will join us for a musical trip spanning his fascinating career through eleven selections. It's "Somebody Else's Favorite Jackie Greene Songs." https://www.jackiegreene.com/ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/5idHaEmJbiGTZ2MBmhmGMV?si=HnuKcVgTRSSUVu8O8rdBrA Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
When the dog bites, when the bee stings, when you're feeling sad. Just listen to SEFS and then you won't feel so bad. Again, this is NOT a Christmas episode, but we do have a lovely gift for you this holiday season: "a few of our favorite things." Josh and Jacob took completely different approaches and came up with a wild mix of music for you to enjoy as you count down to the new year. Happy Holidays to all of our great listeners! It's "Somebody Else's Favorite Things!"
Episode 27: Jingle Bell "Rock" - NOTE: This is NOT a Christmas Episode. Really, it isn't. Even though it will seem like it 10 minutes in, we promise it most certainly is not. Courage, listeners. Anyway, with Jacob off foraging for sustenance and fighting for his country (Texas) against the abominable snow man in the Icelandic hinterlands, hosting duties fell to Josh and Joel this week - and these two had bells jingling in their heads. Perhaps already driven mad by the incessant, ubiquitous playing of "All I Want for Christmas is You," which began back in late August, or possibly already nearing hibernation due to having started eggnog intake back around Thanksgiving, your fearless leaders for the week took off aimlessly on their own quest. Their mission? Locating the elusive sleigh bell in its unnatural habitat: Non-Christmas songs. They were not prepared for what they found: a daring and eclectic mix of songs, decades and genres that jingle all the way. Well, some of them only jingle at the end of the song. You get the idea. "It's a bold move, Cotton, Let's see if they can pull it off." Anyway, hurry back Jacob, we are running low on supplies (and ideas). It's "Somebody Else's Favorite Jingle Bell 'Rock' Songs!"
This week Josh, Jacob and Joel are joined by a very special guest in Le Studio all the way from Vancouver BC. Thanksgiving week brought Josh's brother Ben to town, so we decided this would require a discussion of songs from around the globe. We hope you enjoy our selections exclusively from international artists as much as we enjoyed hearing Ben's unique Texan-Canadian accent. Here's our colourful look at songs with an intercontinental flavour. It's “Somebody Else's Favorite International Songs!”
Episode 25: We Don't Need No Stinkin Lyrics! From early rock to surf music, crossover to jam bands, and country to funk, artists have been trying their hand at composing compelling instrumentals throughout popular music history. This week we take a look at just what can make a song with no lyrics memorable while exploring a wide selection of styles and examples. Kick up your heels and groove along with us - It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Instrumentals!”
Episode 24: Acoustic Guitar Songs The acoustic guitar is the foundation of popular music. But sometimes, artists utilize this common instrument in such a way at as to reinvent it and create a revolutionary sound experience. This week, Josh and Jacob are once again joined by Joel (his 9th appearance) to take a look at some of their favorite uses of the acoustic guitar. Interesting and unique players have taken this common instrument and provided us with some fantastic performances. These are some of our favorites. It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Acoustic Guitar Songs!”
Episode 23: Why You Should Love Jesse Dayton (Why You Should Love #2) From keeping a “solid country gold” style alive to merging the spirit of classic country with punk and rockabilly, Austin's Jesse Dayton has been churning out intriguing records for over 25 years. He played with Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings, as well as John Doe and X, always infusing his unique guitar slinger persona into every project. Join us for a trip through the fascinating career of one of our Texas favorites. It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Jesse Dayton Songs.” Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 22: Bond, James Bond - The 007 Episode In honor of the October 8th release of the 25th James Bond movie, No Time to Die, the SEFS guys decided to survey 60 years of Bond films to pick out their favorite title themes. Indulge them as they discuss all things 007! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 21: SEFS on the Road, Side A On Monday September 13, the SEFS guys hit the road for a major concert experience. Josh and Jacob met up with frequent collaborator Joel and top SEFS fan Allen Andrews in Ft. Worth and headed to Dickies Arena for an evening with Eric Clapton - and we decided to take you along with us! Join us for a diary-style chronicling of the day with instant reactions and thoughts on our experience seeing Slowhand. It's Somebody Else's Favorite Road Trip - Side A. Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 20 (!):Bangin' on the Bongos like a Chimpanzee Another huge loss for the music world has the SEFS guys rhapsodizing about drummers. Charlie Watts was the gentlemen's drummer, and he held down the insanity for the Stones for almost 60 years. That's the way you do it! Starting there, we bring you everything and a bag of chips about our favorite rock and roll skin bangers. It's Somebody Else's Favorite Drummers! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 19: Triple Threats #2: Our Favorite Trios The SEFS guys originally discussed an episode paying tribute to the late ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill. The plan eventually morphed into a roundtable discussion with frequent guest host Joel about the purest of rock and roll ensembles: the power trio. Join them as they discuss That Little 'Ol Band from Texas plus three more of their favorites! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 18: Why You Should Love Bob Schneider (Why You Should Love #1) We've talked some about him in the past, but Austin's Bob Schneider warrants a full-length discussion. A significant part of the Texas music scene with a small but enthusiastic following extending across the country, this singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist delights in performing as both a solo artist and with his fantastic band. Who better than the SEFS guys, veterans of close to 30 shows between them, to give you a taste of this impressive and varied catalog. From rock to country to pop to hip-hop to jazz, he's got it all covered. It's Somebody Else's Favorite Bob! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 17: Songs from Our "Recently Added" Playlists #1 This week the SEFS guys share some “new to us” music we've been listening to lately. Spanning several different genres, here's ten songs by ten artists you may not know but we think you will enjoy. It's Somebody Else's Favorite Recent Musical Discoveries! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: "Do it Again" by The Kinks followed by "Wooly Bully" by Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs. Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
SEFS Episode 16: Deep George Harrison All the way back in episode six, the SEFS guys discussed what they considered deep cuts by The Beatles. They have since followed up with deep cut episodes on Steely Dan and Tom Petty. Today, Josh and Jacob are happy to bring to you another installment of their "deep" series, this time on their favorite of the Fab Four, George Harrison! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Jacob was unavailable for the latest installment of Classic 45s so Josh brought Joel in to fill the void. It was great, but things fell apart without our fearless leader live in Le Studio Deux. Joel's song was a repeat of one of Jacob's previous regular episode selections, but still we forged on. A “short” episode that runs 55 minutes? Why not! Hurry back Jacob. We can't be trusted to keep this car between the lines. Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: "Something in the Air" by Thunderclap Newman followed by "Mr. Tambourine Man" by the Byrds. Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 15: Songs About Cars and Driving From its earliest days, rock and roll and cars have ridden together. The open road has been romanticized in song for over 70 years. Americans write and sing about cars and blast music from their speakers while rocking down the highway. This week, we take a look at our collective obsession with music on the go. It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Songs about Cars and Driving!” Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: "Be-Bop-a-Lula" by Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps followed by "Watching the Wheels" by John Lennon Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 14: Triple Threats This week the SEFS guys discuss “triple threat” artists. These musicians can do it all - masters of their instruments, quality songwriting craftsmen, and superior vocalists. We've made our selections. Who would you choose for your list? It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Triple Threats.” If you are joining us on Apple Podcasts, don't forget to leave a rating and review! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Somebody Else's Favorite Songs: Classic 45s #7 We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: "Are You Sure Hank Done it This Way" by Waylon Jennings and "I Can Dream About You" by Dan Hartman Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 13: Deep Tom Petty Perhaps no other artist is more beloved by the SEFS guys. They are thrilled to devote an entire episode to the great Tom Petty. Once again, Joel joins Josh and Jacob as they take a look into the catalog of one of the greatest American songwriters and rock performers of the past 50 years. It's "Somebody Else's Favorite Deep Tom Petty Songs!" Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
In the middle of an unprecedented Texas blizzard, the SEFS guys holed up in “Le Studio” and used that time to record “The Snowbound Sessions.” On this episode, Weather Songs are in the forecast. And there's a 100% chance of special guests! Joel Best returns and together with Josh and Jacob, welcome Josh's brother Caleb, who makes his second appearance on the show. So grab your umbrellas and snow boots and enjoy some great music as this foursome discusses "Somebody Else's Favorite Weather Songs!" Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Somebody Else's Favorite Songs: Classic 45s #6 We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: "Paper in Fire" by John Mellencamp and "The Battle of New Orleans" by Johnny Horton. Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 12: Country Instruments in Rock Songs Banjos, steel guitars, mandolins and fiddles... These readily identifiable sounds have been staples of country music for decades. But what might happen if some of the most famous rock musicians tried their hand at using these instruments? This week we take a look at that idea, which has been successfully deployed far more often than one might expect. It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Country Instruments in Rock Songs.” Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Somebody Else's Favorite Songs: Classic 45s #5 We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: Not a Banjo Song from Jacob and a Banjo Song from Josh. Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 11: Let Thy Wilbury Done In 1988, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and Roy Orbison formed the greatest “super group” in music history. The Traveling Wilburys took the world by storm with their hit album “Vol. 1” and suddenly those five guys were the toast of the town, indeed the world. This week, we take a look at the Wilburys and a series of albums they did together as well as in various combinations. It's a very brief look into some of the finest music ever recorded, during a time Tom Petty called the “best of his life.” It's Somebody Else's Favorite Wilbury Songs! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Somebody Else's Favorite Songs: Classic 45s #4 We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: "Judy in Disguise (with Glasses)" by John Fred & His Playboy Band and "I Thank You" by ZZ Top Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 10: The Bruce Channel Interview The SEFS guys are THRILLED to present their first interview episode this week featuring the legendary Bruce “Hey! Baby” Channel. If you're a fan of this classic #1 worldwide smash hit, interested in stories of being on the road with other popular performers, or just want to know more about what it's like to live a life in the music industry, this episode has it all. Thanks to Bruce for taking the time to guide us on a 60-year walk through popular music. Check out his music on Apple and Spotify! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Snowbound Sessions Vol. 4: One Hit Wonders of the 70s In the middle of an unprecedented Texas blizzard, the SEFS guys holed up in “Le Studio” and used that time to record “The Snowbound Sessions.” On this episode, One Hit Wonders of the 70s are front and center, as are two special guests. Joel Best returns and together with Josh and Jacob, welcome Josh's brother Caleb, who makes his first appearance on the show. Audio for this special edition of SEFS was taken from a live Facebook event. So sit back and enjoy some great music as this foursome highlight "Somebody Else's Favorite One Hit Wonders of the 70s!" Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Somebody Else's Favorite Songs: Classic 45s #3 We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: "Only the Lonely" by Roy Orbison and "Nightshift" by the Commodores Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Snowbound Sessions Vol. 3: Deeper Dan In the middle of an unprecedented Texas blizzard, the SEFS guys holed up in “Le Studio” and used that time to record “The Snowbound Sessions.” On this episode, we take a look at some lesser-known songs from one of our favorite bands, the incomparable Steely Dan. We also welcome our first guest, as Josh's son Joel makes his debut on the show. So listen to what I say, we want to show you the way... It's Somebody Else's Favorite Steely Dan songs! Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 9: Birth Year Songs This week, the SEFS guys highlight music from the years of their respective births. Along with some general history and pop culture, we take a look at the music of 1975 and 1995, two years that turned out to be incredibly rich in variety. Expect a diverse playlist on this fun episode. It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Birth Year Songs!” Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Snowbound Sessions Volume 2: Somebody Else's Favorite Funny Songs In the middle of an unprecedented Texas blizzard, the SEFS guys holed up in “Le Studio” and used that time to record “The Snowbound Sessions.” By the time we were 3-4 days in, things were getting pretty crazy with sub-zero temps and a foot of snow, so we channeled that nervous energy into laughing for an hour at some hilarious parodies and comedy in music. It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Funny Songs!” Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Somebody Else's Favorite Songs: Classic 45s #2 We are excited for the continuation of our mini-series called "Classic 45s." Every other Friday, we each discuss one single from the rock and roll era. These are the songs that Americans made into hits via 7" vinyl played at 45 RPM. Gather 'round your virtual turntable - it's Somebody Else's Favorite 45s! This week: "I Just Wanna Stop" by Gino Vanelli and "Let's Dance" by David Bowie Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
SEFS Snowbound Sessions Vol. 1: Guilty Pleasures The SEFS guys are snowed in, so how about a bonus episode? We decided to take a look at some of our “guilty pleasures” - songs we are slightly (or greatly) ashamed to admit we like. Prepare to be shocked and appalled - the defendants plead GUILTY. Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs
Episode 8: Somebody Else's Favorite Love Songs Happy Valentine's Day from Josh and Jacob! This week, we take a look at some of our favorite love songs. Cozy up in front of a nice fire with your significant other and enjoy these classic songs of amore. It's “Somebody Else's Favorite Love Songs.” Our Website: https://www.sefs.show Facebook: Somebody Else's Favorite Songs (facebook.com/sefs.show) Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sefs