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Watching the U.S. Republican Party and thinking about Judy Collins, "Send In the Clowns".
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Posted 2014-July-31, 15:46
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
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Posted 2014-August-19, 12:06
If you haven't heard these guys you are in for a treat - real musicians and songwriters performing their own music. Link is to "Time Spent in Los Angeles" by Dawes.
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Posted 2014-August-19, 23:39
Winston I am going to guess you are a lover of the soft ballad, a lover of soft folk/rock
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Posted 2014-August-20, 08:15
mike777, on 2014-August-19, 23:39, said:
Winston I am going to guess you are a lover of the soft ballad, a lover of soft folk/rock
My favorites in order are: The Beatles, The Eagles, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison. I'd say Taylor Goldsmith (Dawes) fits in nicely with this crowd.
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Posted 2014-August-21, 03:41
Winstonm, on 2014-August-20, 08:15, said:
My favorites in order are: The Beatles, The Eagles, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison. I'd say Taylor Goldsmith (Dawes) fits in nicely with this crowd.
I have seen the video of The Current : it is nice and refined and comments are justyfied ; i think you could appreciate "Something about you look tonight"by Elton John (it is strange that song we don't hear more around in radio probably for commercial interests but i'm not sure of this https://www.youtube....c4-oICH&index=4)
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Posted 2014-August-21, 08:12
I strongly urge a listen to Eric Clapton and friend's new album "The Breeze", a tribute to Tulsan J.J. Cale. It is on Spotify, and here on Youtube.
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Posted 2014-August-21, 09:06
Speaking of Clapton, which is fine speaking:
Autumn Leaves was a favorite tune in my youth. A recent discussion with a friend led me to check it out on YouTube. Of course there were the versions I remembered. But:
I found Clapton:
https://www.youtube....h?v=UQlFOX0YKlQ
And, to my further surprise
https://www.youtube....h?v=rsz6TE6t7-A
And apparently the French had the song first:
https://www.youtube....h?v=JWfsp8kwJto
Autumn Leaves was a favorite tune in my youth. A recent discussion with a friend led me to check it out on YouTube. Of course there were the versions I remembered. But:
I found Clapton:
https://www.youtube....h?v=UQlFOX0YKlQ
And, to my further surprise
https://www.youtube....h?v=rsz6TE6t7-A
And apparently the French had the song first:
https://www.youtube....h?v=JWfsp8kwJto
Ken
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Posted 2014-August-21, 14:15
kenberg, on 2014-August-21, 09:06, said:
Speaking of Clapton, which is fine speaking:
Autumn Leaves was a favorite tune in my youth. A recent discussion with a friend led me to check it out on YouTube. Of course there were the versions I remembered. But:
I found Clapton:
https://www.youtube....h?v=UQlFOX0YKlQ
And, to my further surprise
https://www.youtube....h?v=rsz6TE6t7-A
And apparently the French had the song first:
https://www.youtube....h?v=JWfsp8kwJto
Autumn Leaves was a favorite tune in my youth. A recent discussion with a friend led me to check it out on YouTube. Of course there were the versions I remembered. But:
I found Clapton:
https://www.youtube....h?v=UQlFOX0YKlQ
And, to my further surprise
https://www.youtube....h?v=rsz6TE6t7-A
And apparently the French had the song first:
https://www.youtube....h?v=JWfsp8kwJto
Pretty cool stuff, Ken.
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Posted 2014-August-21, 22:35
Clapton now you guys are talking on one of my very first albums I ever paid for with my little money, very first among the monkees and something I called the white album.
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Posted 2014-August-23, 03:33
The smart sound of Rebecca Ferguson : https://www.youtube....07hmzkBXx0L6NvA
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Posted 2014-August-24, 02:12
I think you should like this : Martijn Schok https://www.youtube....yT5XL05&index=1
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Posted 2014-October-02, 15:13
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"Rammstein" took a little loan from Brecht & Weil and transported their style in a hardcore 21th century - "Haifisch"
"Rammstein" took a little loan from Brecht & Weil and transported their style in a hardcore 21th century - "Haifisch"
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Posted 2014-October-02, 19:39
The Sibelius violin concerto.
But, sadly, I'm "listening" by reading the score and relying on my memory of how it sounds.
Anyone have a recording recommendation? I tend to prefer interpretations that reveal the structure of the music rather than the mood of the performer. And reading the score has made me realize just how important the clarinettists and bassoonists are to this piece.
But, sadly, I'm "listening" by reading the score and relying on my memory of how it sounds.
Anyone have a recording recommendation? I tend to prefer interpretations that reveal the structure of the music rather than the mood of the performer. And reading the score has made me realize just how important the clarinettists and bassoonists are to this piece.
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Posted 2014-November-14, 21:50
For the guy who started this thread and other former posters:
https://www.youtube....h?v=ObYdhNxXEIM
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Posted 2015-January-30, 06:26
Starting this winter weekend with slow stratocaster groove - "Follow me home"
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Posted 2015-January-30, 13:09
Someone posted an article about how Deadheads (those nomadic slackers who followed the Grateful Dead around on tour) were instrumental (heh) in popularizing vegetarianism and burritos in the U.S., so I'm in a Dead mood today.
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Posted 2015-January-30, 13:29
mike777, on 2014-August-23, 14:12, said:
Power song in our household a few (sheesh 10 already?) years back. My kid, 2-yo at that time was singing that along with kindergarten tunes:
https://www.youtube....h?v=ZPMWpmsqEoA
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