User talk:Jack Sebastian/Dream Weaver (song)

Parent article

The Dream Weaver album by Gary Wright, from which the title track comes.

Sources

• Songfacts
• Statemaster
• Huffington Post
• Metrolyrics - lyrics (and not really usable as a source)
• PopDose - interview with Wright
• Wrekehavoc - criticism from WordPress (is that even usable?)
• One Hot Wonder Central
• Min Online - interview about the production process
• Bucks Local News
• All Music Guide to Rock
• Super Seventies
• Answers.com
• Yahoo Music - track listing
• Band Weblogs - noting the covering of the song in Glee, just like 4 Minutes = use the same wording style
• Urban Dictionary - noting the pop cultural usage
• NME - bare bones listing
• Errachidia
• Rhapsody - an excerpt from the non-free Rolling Stone review of the album (library search is in order, I think)
• The Dream Weaver - maybe the artist's own site, this offers bio details of Wright and background ont he song
• MarsTalent
• Bill De Young.com - 2003 review of the album/song for Warner Strategic Marketing
• Listz Blog - non-usable as a source, it directs me to Rolling Stone's listing it as ranking #141 on Rolling Stone magazine’s 500 songs of all time. Checking other sources - it is not.
• FrailWords

FA Guide

• Hey Ya!
• 4 Minutes (Madonna song)
• Rich Girl (Gwen Stefani song)
• Smells Like Teen Spirit
• Baby Boy (Beyoncé Knowles song)

Notes

note that it isn't the same song as the one by the same name by REO Speedwagon. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jack Sebastian (talk • contribs) 19:07, 19 May 2010 (UTC)