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Lunacy What The Hell Are You Listening To?
- Thread starter EveryDayAmnesiac
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FabulatorPoeta
Where has the time gone?
I don't know a lot about her but everything I've heard I love... I got turned on to her by the (most excellent) Concert for George bluray. She is absolutely STUNNING in every way! YouPube only has 1 minute clips available but the whole show is available here... her performance starts after her father's introduction about 6:30 in:
CONCERT for GEORGE....Royal Albert Hall, 2002 (Full Concert)
On November 29, 2002, a year after his death, a tribute concert for George Harrison was held at Royal Albert Hall. Friends and family gathered to play his songs, and it was an impressive, if predictable, roster: Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Billy Preston, Tom Petty, and Eric Clapton, who also...ok.ru
But of course I didn't actually watch this (again for like the 50th time)... whilst searching YouPube, I happened upon this WONDERFUL show and POOF, there goes another hour!
Ravi & Anoushka Shankar
Thanks again, @FabulatorPoeta!
Thank you @Bologna for these great references. Time does litterally fly away when you listen to this type of music, at least for me.
I have seen her only once in concert with a few other musicians, the treat of a lifetime ! Below the program of the show I attended in 2019.
Tincandtoke
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Bologna
(zombie) woof.
<<<---JELLY!
Lucky you, @FabulatorPoeta!
So, I went to look for The Who at Kilburn: 1977 on YouPube and struck out again! Maybe not their best show but still very much worth watching if you haven't yet seen it, imo (Keith's second to last show)... Here's the trailer:
If you're interested, here it is as a 4.11GB MKV video file in 720p w/6-channel DTS-HD & AC-3 (DD) audio, made available to you via my OneDrive account... Enjoy!
Lucky you, @FabulatorPoeta!
So, I went to look for The Who at Kilburn: 1977 on YouPube and struck out again! Maybe not their best show but still very much worth watching if you haven't yet seen it, imo (Keith's second to last show)... Here's the trailer:
If you're interested, here it is as a 4.11GB MKV video file in 720p w/6-channel DTS-HD & AC-3 (DD) audio, made available to you via my OneDrive account... Enjoy!
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Bologna
(zombie) woof.
Pretty cool 90's Bahston (Cambridge really) 'House' band we would see all the time at this great little neighborhood restaurant. We 'knew' and hung out with a bunch of musicians in that music scene back then... so much fun, man, the 90's were awesome... I miss 'em so much...:
Morphine - Honey white (video) <<--Wiki band info
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Apparently he (Mark Sandman) had what I picture to be one of the most dramatic rock & roll deaths of all time... Falling back on his bass amp mid song clutching his heart having a massive coronary on stage in Italy... His 'popularity' came rather late in life and his death came early....
And I'm not sure why, but I often like to back that Morphine track up with this Junior Brown number:
Junior Brown "Highway Patrol" - Bohemia Afterdark
Morphine - Honey white (video) <<--Wiki band info
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Apparently he (Mark Sandman) had what I picture to be one of the most dramatic rock & roll deaths of all time... Falling back on his bass amp mid song clutching his heart having a massive coronary on stage in Italy... His 'popularity' came rather late in life and his death came early....
And I'm not sure why, but I often like to back that Morphine track up with this Junior Brown number:
Junior Brown "Highway Patrol" - Bohemia Afterdark
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Marlon Rando
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FabulatorPoeta
Where has the time gone?
Planck
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I saw Ravi in concert in a near acoustically perfect symphony hall. Him and a drummer, it was transcendental :)
So good, Colin is a force of nature. I've seen him live probably close to 10 times? Also in another time and place far far away he was the warm up band for the group I was in. We spent the afternoon chillin in our bus. He was is a sweet kid and a monster musician.
First post to this thread, The legendary Georgian soup, kharcho
Marlon Rando
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FabulatorPoeta
Where has the time gone?
On this Friday labelled as Good by some, an ancient music that sailed through the centuries to us, in various "covers"... Dies Irae
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Tincandtoke
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Bologna
(zombie) woof.
I got this when it was reissued... Bonded like few had before and made me fully realize and accept 'hardbop' will (maybe) always be my preferred period.
Almost 2 hours of pure joy and wonderment:
3 Blind Mice - Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers - Vol. 1 & 2 - (Full 1990 Reissue) <-album info!
('Blue Moon' was the first jazz standard I 'learned' on my first guitar, a cheapo Ovation Matrix (pre-Guild days)... inversions, baby!)
edit: checkout the interplay @ 57:00 in....
and then the 'Salt Peanuts' ref a few minutes later during the trombone solo! LOVE IT!
Almost 2 hours of pure joy and wonderment:
3 Blind Mice - Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers - Vol. 1 & 2 - (Full 1990 Reissue) <-album info!
('Blue Moon' was the first jazz standard I 'learned' on my first guitar, a cheapo Ovation Matrix (pre-Guild days)... inversions, baby!)
edit: checkout the interplay @ 57:00 in....
and then the 'Salt Peanuts' ref a few minutes later during the trombone solo! LOVE IT!
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