What are you listening to....... right now...........

Sting - Symphonicities

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The Avett Brothers

Vino Bevo, I dig those guys!

Blue Train, Coltrane and Ah Um, Mingus.

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Blue Train, Coltrane and Ah Um, Mingus.

Are you sure you're not me? Coltrane of course, but I love, love Mingus. Perhaps the second greatest jazz composer after Ellington, though I actually prefer Mingus. Ah, Um is such a profoundly great album. Obviously Good Bye Pork Pie Hat is the masterpiece here, but such great stuff like Boogie Stop Shuffle and the social commentary work Fables of Fabus makes this a most own album. And I bet you dig that cover by S. Neil Fujita who also did Brubeck's Take Five cover.

PS, yes I saw Mingus. Are you familiar with the sad Mingus documentary Charlie Mingus 1968? This IMDB description says it all, "A close-up of bass player and composer Charlie Mingus as he and his five-year-old daughter await eviction by the City of New York."

Monday Morning Milhaud (what????) - clarinet works

- Liz Rodrigues (had to hunt this down; they played one of her songs during the closing credits on True Blood last night, sexy voice)

- Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros

Jerry Lee Lewis.

Das Rheingold

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers

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Originally posted by vinoevelo:
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers

Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights

Well, she was my catatonic sex toy, love-joy diver
Well, she was my catatonic sex toy, love drug diver
She went down, down, down there into the sea
Yeah, she went down, down, down there
Down there for me, right on

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Originally posted by Rob_Sutherland:
Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights

Well, she was my catatonic sex toy, love-joy diver
Well, she was my catatonic sex toy, love drug diver
She went down, down, down there into the sea
Yeah, she went down, down, down there
Down there for me, right on

Is there a video that goes with that?

Bach partidas and sonatas, Grumiaux

Hieroglyphics - 3rd eye vision

Dead, Richmond coliseum, 01nov1985

Derek and The Dominos.

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Originally posted by The Old Man:
Derek and The Dominos.

Allman Brothers.

I spent time in the South this week.

The Cure - Wish

Fairies with Boots - Black Sabbath

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Allman Brothers.

I spent time in the South this week.

Do you like other Southern rock? Dickey Betts and his band is doing a double bill with the Outlaws here. I'd be tempted to check that out.

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Originally posted by wine+art:
Allman Brothers.

I spent time in the South this week.

Do you like other Southern rock? Dickey Betts and his band is doing a double bill with the Outlaws here. I'd be tempted to check that out.

I'm not sure I really know what Southern rock is, really. I was in Atlanta last week and heard them playing in an elevator.

As you know, Texas is not part of the South, but the Allman Bros. were part of my college experience.

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As you know, Texas is not part of the South, but the Allman Bros. were part of my college experience.

Oh? All my civil war history books need to be updated I guess.

I'm not sure I really know what southern rock is either. There are some fairly obvious southern rock bands though: lynrd skynrd, outlaws, molly hatchet, allman brothers, 38 special. I like quite a bit of it, although I've never warmed to LS. I saw 38 special when i was in high school and it was a great show. I'd like to see Dickey Betts I think - he wrote several of my favorite Allman Brothers songs.

"It's hip to be square" - Huey Lewis & the News on the 80's channel on satellite

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Originally posted by wine+art:

As you know, Texas is not part of the South, but the Allman Bros. were part of my college experience.

Oh? All my civil war history books need to be updated I guess.

Trust me, the South stops in Louisiana. There is nothing southern about Texas, and nothing Texan about the South.

Remember, Texas did not join the USA until 1845.

When I think of the South, I think Virgina and Robert E. Lee, and when thinking deep South, I think of Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.

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Originally posted by aphilla:

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Originally posted by wine+art:

As you know, Texas is not part of the South, but the Allman Bros. were part of my college experience.

Oh? All my civil war history books need to be updated I guess.

Trust me, the South stops in Louisiana. There is nothing southern about Texas, and nothing Texan about the South.

Remember, Texas did not join the USA until 1845.

When I think of the South, I think Virgina and Robert E. Lee, and when thinking deep South, I think of Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.

And when you think of Canada you think of the Dok, the Montreal gang, and me.....

Mozart earlyish piano concertos

Listened to some Mozart chamber music earlier...oboe quartet, a horn Quintet, and something called "A Musical Joke," an inside joke, perhaps, on a peasant band he saw.

Along with some Vivaldi concertos. Some might critique as simplistic, but I love his Mandolin concerto. Try stringing up and tuning one of those little f..kers and get back to me.

Drove from Utah to Denver and back this weekend. Had the iPod on shuffle. Too many artists to list. It was good to hear some music I hadn't listened to in quite a while.

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\and something called "A Musical Joke," an inside joke, perhaps, on a peasant band he saw.

This is a great piece.

Tannheuser

Danzig

I can't get Phil Collins / Genesis out of my head these past few days... it's driving me nuts.

We have created a playlist for our daughter. So far she seems to like the Beatles, Stones, the Band, Sinatra, Etta, Ella but her favorite song that gets her to light up almost every time is Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke. I gotta say, it’s a catchy ass song (no matter what the lyrics mean).

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...her favorite song that gets her to light up almost every time is Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke. I gotta say, it’s a catchy ass song (no matter what the lyrics mean).

Agreed, and my wife showed me the "alternative" video for the song on YouTube a couple days ago. Nice scenery.

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Originally posted by GlennK:
...her favorite song that gets her to light up almost every time is Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke. I gotta say, it’s a catchy ass song (no matter what the lyrics mean).

Agreed, and my wife showed me the "alternative" video for the song on YouTube a couple days ago. Nice scenery.

Ho chi mama! I bet they enjoyed making that video.

I hear that the Marvin Gaye estate is planning on suing Robin Thicke as that song sounds a lot like a Marvin Gaye song (not sure which One)

Plant and Krauss - Raising Sand

HWC by Liz Phair

Hat tip to billhike.

I'm here for you!

Metallica's Ride the Lightning on the way home from work for me.

the specials