Most played of 2012

Happy New Year!

I know I do not write in my blog all that often, I am much more of a twitter guy, but I love to do the most played of the year! For the past couple of years, I have accumulated all the play counts on my iPod and computer and it was a piece of cake. This year, it was a task because I have two iPods (I lost one for a couple months, then found it when I moved into my new room), a new computer and an iPhone. So I had to scour around to make sure songs that weren't in the "top 25" on either iPod but added together would equal more... okay, I will stop and just give you the list.

The highlights of my year have been becoming Rob Fisher's music assistant, recording for MISERY and, of course, FOLK WANDERING, which is still developing strong! Here is to a year that can only get better.

The list is below, and as you will see, there are some shocks and surprises. There were only two songs that made the list for a second time, "Good Luck" which was #3 last year and "Poor Little Person" which was #23 last year. "Love On Top" was honorable mention last year, and made the list this year. If you care to see the previous years' click here: 2011, 2010

1. La Vie, L’amour, Edith Piaf

2.Hot Ohio, Gavin Creel

3.Stupid Hoe, Nicki Minaj

4. Small Words, Gavin Creel

5. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, Lyric 145

6. Die Young, Ke$ha

7. Good Luck, Sondre Lerche

8. Anything At All, Gavin Creel

9. Just Give Me A Reason, P!nk

10. Two Way Monologue, Sondre Lerche

11. Lonesome, Gavin Creel

12. We Are Young, Fun.

13. Love Fell Down, Gavin Creel

14. Green to Grey, Gavin Creel

15. What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger), Kelly Clarkson

16. Short People, Randy Newman

17. Ridin' in My Car, She & Him

18. Tears Dry On Their Own, Amy Whinehouse

19. Poor Little Person, Alice Pleyton

20. Origin of Love, MIKA

21. Love On Top, Beyoncé

22. Words & Music, Sondre Lerche

23. Take it Back, She & Him

24. Domino, Jessie J

25. You Are Love, The New York Pops

Honorable Mentions

The One That Got Away (Acoustic), Katy Perry's acoustic song really touches me

How Long Has This Been Going On?, Ashley Brown will always make this list

Trespassing, Adam Lambert's new CD is FAR better than his first.