Whew! It's hard to believe February has come and gone so quickly! And even harder to believe that I managed to scrape together 29 TDF's (which was a lot of fun for me, actually).

Towards the end of January, I had been playing around with quotations or inspirational/sarcastic/ironic allusions, but quickly found that I was running out of material for each post. In one late-January TDF, I had taken a quote from the Jefferson Airplane song "White Rabbit," so as February 1 rolled around, I decided to link the quote to a song - Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run" - and there it went.

Sometimes there was a clear [or not so clear] double entendre in either the song-choice, the lyrics, or the photo ... or all three. Sometimes (like today), it's just what I hope you'll think is a fun song. Mostly it's 60s, 70s and early 80s - yes, I'm dating myself - and mostly songs you probably know, but probably don't hear everyday (with a few exceptions, I'm sure).

In any event, I hope you've enjoyed the musical accompaniment as you peruse TDF, and I thought I'd list them for you for your further amusement. Check out the February playlist after The Jump!

2.01 Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run

2.02 Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire

2.03 Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider

2.04 Soggy Bottom Boys - I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow (from O Brother, Where Art Thou?)

2.05 The Animals - House of the Rising Sun

2.06 Jackson Five - ABC

2.07 Iggy Pop - Lust for Life

2.08 Elvis Presley - Suspicious Minds

2.09 The Foundations - Why Do You Build Me Up, Buttercup?

2.10 Jimi Hendrix - The Wind Cries Mary

2.11 Talking Heads - Road to Nowhere

2.12 Cracker - Low

2.13 The Eagles - Take it Easy

2.14 R.E.M. - Driver Eight

2.15 Deliverance (Film) - Dueling Banjos Scene

2.16 James Brown - I Feel Good

2.17 Edward Meecker - Take Me Out to the Ballgame

2.18 Jerry Lee Lewis - Great Balls of Fire

2.19 Jackson Browne - Running on Empty

2.20 Little Feet - Dixie Chicken

2.21 Van Morrison - Jackie Wilson Said

2.22 Grateful Dead - Dire Wolf

2.23 Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb

2.24 The Ramones - Rock and Roll High School

2.25 Wilson Pickett - Everybody Needs Somebody to Love.

2.26 Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird

2.27 Rush - Freewill

2.28 Bob Marley - One Love

2.29 Guadalcanal Diary - Watusi Rodeo

Did you have a favorite? Mine was probably James Brown's I Feel Good after we beat UGA, though I got a huge chuckle out of Man of Constant Sorrow and Why Do You Build Me Up, Buttercup?, and had totally forgotten what a rocker Jackson Browne was.