[y66]

Cyberyeti, on 2021-March-25, 09:29, said:

I'm enjoying the sea shanty boom that seems to have been kicked off by a Scottish postman Nathan Evans recording a few in lockdown and putting them on tiktok and mushroomed into many bands recording versions of the Wellerman (this is the collaboration between him and a full band, I think my favourite version is Storm seeker's).

https://www.youtube....h?v=vGw-0zwt4is

Also the odd fun thing that's come out of lockdown:

https://www.youtube....h?v=vYmSAMcwXA8

The Wellerman video is not available for viewing in the U.S. apparently. No problem. Enjoyed this one instead: https://www.youtube....h?v=Em2xxSPQO0A

The second video you posted is a hoot.

[Cyberyeti]

y66, on 2021-March-25, 11:45, said:

The Wellerman video is not available for viewing in the U.S. apparently. No problem. Enjoyed this one instead: https://www.youtube....h?v=Em2xxSPQO0A

The second video you posted is a hoot.

That was the version I was referring to as my favourite, but I'm a sucker for most things with a hurdy-gurdy and a nyckelharpa on them.

Heard Bonnie Tyler interviewed and she flagged the second one up as one of her favourite covers of one of her songs.

[thepossum]

I don't religiously update my mood here every day (I could) but recently I was enjoying watching The Pixies live in in London and REM's early days live on Youtube. Each totally awesome in their own ways and also having their influence somewhat ignored by many of us. When you come to a band late and then realise there were all those years before they made it huge etc. First I heard of REM was Losing my Religion. First I hear of Pixies was years after. Don't know why I keep missing things. Must be being in the wrong place with the wrong people listening/watching to the wrong media at the wrong time. I will never forget 1976/77 in England when all these bands suddenly appeared seemingly from nowhere - like magic - where had they been hiding etc. But much as I hate to offer commentary on stuff I have no expertise at all - why is it so hard to find good stuff with Spotify trends. You know good stuff like REM and the Pixies level

I mean, how many times can you listen to The Weeknd. No wonder he has so many billions of streams

[nullve]

https://www.youtube....h?v=InNCIfMZOhc

[y66]

The Chokin' Kind by Roy Buchanan and Delbert McClinton

[y66]

https://www.youtube....h?v=Mh1hKt5kQ_4

[Winstonm]

https://www.youtube....h?v=Y4chhz8rG58

[nullve]

Klaus Nomi:

https://www.youtube....h?v=Uf6ViwumljY
https://www.youtube....h?v=ykBd7r1oRTw

[y66]

Edit: NPR Music Listening Party: Joni Mitchell's 'Blue' At 50

[y66]

Quote

Que linda me la traiga Cuba
La reina de la Mar Caribe
Cielo sol no tiene sangreahi
Y que triste que no puedo vaya oh va, oh va

doo-doo-doo-da-doo

[nullve]

y66, on 2021-August-01, 06:55, said:

doo-doo-doo-da-doo

ding a ding dang my dang a long ling long

[thepossum]

The Cure

... for a while now

[y66]

There’s A Light Beyond These Woods by Nanci Griffith

Quote

There's a light beyond these woods Mary Margaret
Do you think that we will go there
And see what makes it shine, Mary Margaret
It's almost morning and we've talked all night
I know we've made big plans for 10 year olds
You and I

Have you met my new boyfriend Margaret
His name is John and he rides my bus to school
And he holds my hand - he's 14 he's my older man
We'll still be the best of friends the three of us
Margaret, John and I

Let's go to New York City Margaret
We'll hide out in the subways and drink the poets wine
Oh, but I had John so you went and I stayed behind
But you were home in time for the senior prom
When we lost John

The fantasies we planned well I live without them now
All the dreams we sang that we knew about
Well they haven't changed
There'll never be two friends like you and me
Mary Margaret

It's nice to see your family growing Margaret
Your daughter and your husband they really treat you right
But we've talked all night
Oh, what about those nights
That rode beyond our woods when we were ten
You were the rambler then

The fantasies we planned oh Maggie I live without them now
All the dreams we sang, we damn sure knew how
But I'll never change
There'll never be two friends just like you and me
Maggie can't you see ?
There's a light beyond your woods Mary Margaret

[nullve]

Imogen Heap

[y66]

Stumbled on this today. Sending it out to wc Okies.

https://www.youtube....h?v=Bbaz_T6BN3g

[kenberg]

y66, on 2021-August-25, 14:20, said:

Stumbled on this today. Sending it out to wc Okies.

https://www.youtube....h?v=Bbaz_T6BN3g

Absolutely beautiful.

In the late 1970s, around the time of this concert I guess, I was sharing a house in Berkeley with some guys. The daughter of a friend came around looking for her father, the father wasn't there, but she said I should tell him that she was on her way to an Emmy Lou Harris concert. She said it with sort of an implied question mark, figuring I probably would not know the name. She was right, but I decided to follow this youngster's advice and correct that gap. Good choice. ELH is a real pleasure.

[Winstonm]

y66, on 2021-August-25, 14:20, said:

Stumbled on this today. Sending it out to wc Okies.

https://www.youtube....h?v=Bbaz_T6BN3g

Would have been a little better if also had Gram Parsons.

[y66]

Winstonm, on 2021-August-25, 14:49, said:

Would have been a little better if also had Gram Parsons.

Do you know the story about how they met?

[kenberg]

y66, on 2021-August-25, 16:02, said:

Do you know the story about how they met?

I missed a lot!

I have been to the Cellar Door, and that was back in the 70s, around the time that they are speaking of.

[y66]

Lee Perry: Skanking With The Upsetter