This will be a personal weekly Top Ten list of what I consider to be the best videos currently available on TV. I don’t, as a rule, go searching for old music videos, so that’s why it will focus mostly on current or recent videos. For this category, I am also going to include any live performances on talk or variety shows that I see during the week.
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Carrie Underwood’s “Good Girl” reaches the top! Graffiti 6 return and there is much stagnation on the list………………………………..
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Top 10 Videos and Performances for the week of April 29, 2012
1. Good Girl—Carrie Underwood
2. Banjo—Rascal Flatts
3. Sweeter—Gavin DeGraw
4. Endless Love—Lionel Richie and Shania Twain
5. Over You—Miranda Lambert
6. Dancin’ Away With My Heart—Lady Antebellum
7. Lights—Ellie Goulding
8. Free—Graffiti 6
9. So Good—B.O.B.
10. So You Don’t Have to Love Me Anymore—Alan Jackson
1) “Good Girl”—Carrie Underwood was not to be denied with this video and song. She aggresively handles both well!
2) “Banjo”—Oh, so close to the top. But I would think a banjo would understand that problem the most.
3) “Sweeter”—Gavin and the woman seem to actually be having fun in the video. It comes across as sincere!
4) “Endless Love”—There’s not a lot to the video except for the Shania “flashbacks” which were extremely well done recreations!
5) “Over You”—I like the fantasy feel of the video!
6) “Dancin’ Away With My Heart”—Treadin’ water for another week. That’s OK. You’re with good company!
7) “Lights”—There’s really not much to this video. I just happen to like it!
8) “Free”—Hey! Welcome back Graffiti 6! I didn’t think you would have hung around this long!
9) “So Good”—This B.O.B. video has a lot of color and life, and the melody of the song is super catchy!
10) “So You Don’t Have to Love Me Anymore”—Alan Jackson recorded a song written for him by his brother-in-law. It is probably the best present that a brother-in-law has given to his sister’s husband! This song has Alan taking the blame for a failed relationship. (Oh, yeah. Like it wasn’t his fault.) It’s just as depressing as B.O.B.’s song is happy!
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