04/02/2007
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Let’s face it. Our readership is made up mostly of single guys, or guys looking for new ways to seduce their girlfriends or wives. So if you are one of those guys, it will help to have the ultimate mix disc to put your woman in the mood. Of course, cooking her dinner and a neck rub wouldn’t hurt your chances to score, but hopefully this mix will kick-start your night of passion.
“Have a Little Faith in Me,” John Hiatt (Bring
the Family)
John Hiatt has been making music longer than most
of you have been alive. But he’s always had this romantic
quality about his music, the kind that could bring
romance to your bedroom.
“Let’s Stay Together,” Al Green (Let’s
Stay Together)
This is one of those entries that need absolutely
no explanation. Got that, Skippy?
“I’m Gonna Love You Just a Little More, Baby,”
Barry White (I’ve Got So Much To Give)
The late, great Barry White was like the Ron Jeremy
of the pop charts. Hopefully spinning his music can
get you more ass than a toilet seat, too. (Ed.
Note: Ewwwwww.)
“Someone to Tell,” Ari Hest (Someone to
Tell)
This isn’t one of those sexy R&B songs that prompts
clothes to spill on the floor, but on this mix we have
to have songs that help you to convey your romantic
desires.
“Close to You,” Maxi Priest (Bonafide)
This is the track that should come on right as you’re
beginning to make your move. Did you notice she just
put that cherry lip gloss on?
“No One Above,” Michael Tolcher (I Am)
The lyrics in this one say it all: “I like the
way you touch me / In places / I heat up and my heart
races.” Just make sure your girl knows it’s
you, and not Tolcher, that is trying to seduce her.
“Beautiful,” G. Love & Special Sauce (with
Tristan Prettyman) (Lemonade)
For those of you who want to like hip-hop but can’t
get into the hardcore stuff, this acoustic-tinged soft
rap song is perfect. And it oozes sex.
“Let’s Get It On,” Marvin Gaye (Let’s
Get It On)
Did you really think I was going to leave Marvin off
this list? This track belongs in the seduction hall
of fame.
“Inside of Love,” Nada Surf (Let Go)
You wanna know what it’s like on the inside of love?
Maybe, but you really wanna know what’s on
the inside of her sweater.
“Secret Heart,” Feist (Let It Die)
When I interviewed Rob Thomas, he turned me on to
Feist, referring to her as a “torch singer.” I still
don’t know what that means exactly, but for this mix
we hope it lights a torch in someone’s pants.
“Window,” Jennifer Marks (My Name’s Not
Red)
This may be one of the sexiest songs you’ve probably
never heard. It’s sung from the point of view of a
sexy woman who is trying to seduce a peeping tom. Any
questions?
“Lay Lady Lay,” Magnet (On Your Side)
Magnet has a smoother voice than Dylan, and his version
also includes the super sexy vocals of Irish songstress
Gemma Hayes.
“Set Adrift on Memory Bliss,” P.M. Dawn (Of
the Heart, Of the Soul and of the Cross: The Utopian
Experience)
A smooth blend of R&B and hip-hop that masterfully
uses a healthy sampling of Spandau Ballet’s “True.”
It’s tailor made for your bedroom stereo system.
“Sweet Thing,” Rufus & Chaka Khan from
(Rufus featuring Chaka Khan)
This track was later covered by the likes of Mary
J. Blige and sax player Boney James, but this original
version is still the best.
“Is This Love,” Whitesnake (Whitesnake)
A slow, sexy rock song that we all remember because
of the way Tawny Kitaen danced for lead singer David
Coverdale in the video. Now see if you can get your
woman to recreate that scene.