this morning CSNY 4 Way Street disc 2 live
Definitely like her older stuff although I was referred to her for her pop music 
this morning CSNY 4 Way Street disc 2 live
this morning CSNY 4 Way Street disc 2 live
Jesse Cook
Andres Segovia
James Carter is one of the most amazing sax players EVER. I am listening, for the umpteenth time, to his 2000 release, "Chasin' the Gypsy," his homage to Django. He can play everything from bass to soprano sax with reckless abandon. Absolutely stunning recording. In the 15 years since its release, I must have played it at least 3x per month. Can't get enough of it. Mind blowing.
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Andres Segovia
Bow down emoticon. Not many musicians can claim to have changed a genre or influenced living composers on how they...well...compose.
Bach, violin sonatas and partitas, Grumiaux....how humbling.
The Stones - Sticky Fingers Live 2015
I was listening to Murray Perahia's recording of the Goldberg Variations, then got a hankering for something a little more edgy.
So, now listening to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, "The Boatman's Call." I love this album.
So, now listening to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, "The Boatman's Call." I love this album.
quote:Originally posted by haggis:
I was listening to Murray Perahia's recording of the Goldberg Variations, then got a hankering for something a little more edgy.
So, now listening to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, "The Boatman's Call." I love this album.
I thought the second line was going to be, so I switched to Glenn Gould's recording. Nevermind.
Roomful of Blues-There Goes The Neighborhood.
quote:Originally posted by aphilla:quote:Originally posted by haggis:
I was listening to Murray Perahia's recording of the Goldberg Variations, then got a hankering for something a little more edgy.
So, now listening to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, "The Boatman's Call." I love this album.
I thought the second line was going to be, so I switched to Glenn Gould's recording. Nevermind.
Haha! Good one. I don't even own Gould's recordings.
Now, listening to Brendel playing Beethoven's last 3 piano sonatas.
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms
Travelling Wilbury's Vol. 1
I'm not sure why I pulled Borodin's Prince Igor and put it in, but I did, and have been thoroughly enjoying.
Widespread Panic - Steven's Cat
MF DOOM - Live from Planet X
Rich Versus Roach
Red House Painters - Ocean Beach
The Roar of '74
Bach channel on Pandora is running in the background of my office
Disturbed's new album "Immortalized"
Mendelssohn overtures: Claudio Abbado and London Symphony Orchestra
R.L. Burnside - Wish I Was In Heaven Sitting Down
quote:Originally posted by sunnylea57:
R.L. Burnside - Wish I Was In Heaven Sitting Down
Phish - Magnaball shows
SRV.
Hard to believe he died 25 years ago today. There was a time you could watch him play with no more than 20 people here in his hometown of Dallas.
Hard to believe he died 25 years ago today. There was a time you could watch him play with no more than 20 people here in his hometown of Dallas.
Dylan
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
Dylan
Me, too! Bootleg Series vol. 8
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
SRV.
Hard to believe he died 25 years ago today. There was a time you could watch him play with no more than 20 people here in his hometown of Dallas.
Amazing that it was 25 years ago! I regret I never got to see him play live.
Iron Maiden, "The Book of Souls"
Various Scarlet/Fires on Internet Archives <<headphones>> presently, 12-31-84.
The Birthday Party - A Collection
Kids whining at the Executive Lounge at the Hilton. Why bring them in here? 
quote:Originally posted by Pinotlvr:
Iron Maiden, "The Book of Souls"
And?
Saint Anthony - Mike Garry
quote:Originally posted by billhike:quote:Originally posted by Pinotlvr:
Iron Maiden, "The Book of Souls"
And?
If you appreciate their prog side, best album since Seventh Son of a Seventh Son IMO. They nailed it.
Duran Duran, Queen, and Hall & Oates in Lake Tahoe 
Bruce Springsteen lol!
An all Bach morning.