Get Your Rocks Off: Rhett Miller’s Perfect For Some Love

Rhett Miller doesn’t just have a pretty voice. He’s also quite a looker. So it’s inevitable to not get that weak-in-the-knees feeling when he sings, whether it’s with his prolific alt-country band, the Old 97s, or on his solo pop albums. Here, Rhett’s picks for songs to get it on to. Although Rhett cautions, “Don’t try to make love TO the song itself, let it play in the background while you and another human engage in this most primal act.” Wow. He’s smart, too!

  Francoise Hardy—“Qui Peut Dire”

  The Wedding Present—“You Can’t Moan Can You?”

  Kings of Leon—“Molly’s Chambers”

  Echo & The Bunnymen—“Killing Moon”

  Redd Kross—“Peach Kelli Pop”

  Stone Roses—“(Song For My) Sugar Spun Sister”

  Buena Vista Social Club—“Amor De Loca Juventud”

  T. Rex—“Baby Boomerang”

  Outkast—“Hey Ya!”

  Velvet Underground—“What Goes On”

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