No Zep or Floyd for Bush

The Knack's My Sharona and Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl are both on George W. Bush's iPod. The MP3 player, given to him by his daughters, only contains about 250 songs, according to the New York Times, which first reported the story.

"iPod One," as the player has been dubbed, is used by Bush while he pedals around his Texas ranch on a mountain bike, his adviser Mark McKinnon told the newspaper.

Bush's personal aide, Blake Gottesman, is responsible for downloading the music and, strangely enough, has not as yet downloaded Ozzy Osbourne's "Thank God for the Bomb".