Sledge Trudge from Christmawave by Charles Celeste Hutchins
Some songs have hidden dystopian meanings or inner, subtle depth. And some are just dull but still popular. From wholly regrettable key changes to questionable special effects, the recorded history of pop acts covering the source material is one of desperation to make anything interesting happen. Somehow, this song lingers in the top 20 of seasonal favourites, safe, boring, predictable and no actual mention of any holidays at all.
This album is fundraising for the Hackney Night shelter, which my wife has been volunteering at. There are very few shelter beds in East London. This roving shelter makes up a large percentage of them.
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Tracklist
| 11. | Sledge Trudge | 2:28 |
Credits
License
CC BY 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.
Charles Céleste Hutchins is a Californian abroad, testing Philip K Dick’s theory that once you become a Berkeley radical, you can never leave. He explores issues of regional identity, plays music and has telepathic conversations with an alien satellite orbiting the earth.