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[Shiver] Tune out the temps with some cool songs

Summertime is here, but the living is far from easy. It’s sticky. And sweaty.

 

Usually a little Sly Stone can fix anything, but not this week. Right now “Hot Fun in the Summertime” is probably the last thing you want to hear.

 

With temperatures climbing close to 100 over the next few days, it’s time to erase all those hot tunes from your iPod and download something more chill. Put your Red Hot Chili Peppers and Hot Hot Heat on the backburner in favor of something a little more calm, cool and collected. Too hot to even know where to begin? Thanks to some good AC and a 64 oz. iced coffee, we were able to put together a starter list of songs to remind you the long, cold winter is only three months away.

 

1. “Winter Wonderland,” Bing Crosby

2. “Shiver,” Coldplay

3. “When The Sun Goes Down,” Arctic Monkeys

4. “Hazy Shade of Winter,” Simon & Garfunkel

5. “You Could Be Happy,” Snow Patrol

6. “Easy My Pain,” Johnny Winter

7. “Frosti,” Bjork

8. “I Don’t Hurt Anymore,” Hank Snow

9. “Pink Frost,” The Chills

10. “Escape (The Pina Colada Song),”Rupert Holmes

Bonus track: “Cold as Ice,” Foreigner

 

Source: http://theedge.bostonherald.com

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