T&C Posted September 18, 2022 Posted September 18, 2022 (edited) Forgot to mention... Jerry Garcia plays on this one. Really a 2nd gem Lp. Edited September 18, 2022 by T&C Quote
FergusontoButler Posted September 18, 2022 Posted September 18, 2022 Talked to a few people who said Borderland in East Aurora was great yesterday. Franti and Portugal the Man had a lot of energy. I have never seen Franti live but looked up some shows and they look like a good time. Up today - Infamous Stringdusters + the Flaming Lips https://fb.watch/fCVQvBYetb/ 1 1 Quote
Joe Ferguson forever Posted September 18, 2022 Posted September 18, 2022 1 hour ago, FergusontoButler said: Talked to a few people who said Borderland in East Aurora was great yesterday. Franti and Portugal the Man had a lot of energy. I have never seen Franti live but looked up some shows and they look like a good time. Up today - Infamous Stringdusters + the Flaming Lips https://fb.watch/fCVQvBYetb/ Looks fantastic. Good reason to come to Western NY next fall. Quote
muppy Posted September 19, 2022 Posted September 19, 2022 (edited) cameo word up mashup Edited August 5 by muppy Quote
Joe Ferguson forever Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 (edited) 2 and oh!!! written by Darrell Scott Edited September 20, 2022 by redtail hawk Quote
DrW Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 Another emphatic "yes" to Zappa's question "Does humor belong in music?". In 1981, an album called "Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports" was released. While Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason was a co-producer and actually played the drums, all music and lyrics were provided by Carla Bley, who is better known as a {free} jazz artist. Most vocals were by Robert Wyatt (ex-Soft Machine). In this song, they poke fun of musical "minimalists" (Satie, Cage, Glass) by addressing them "mineralists". My personal favorite: a spoof on alien encounters... 1 Quote
T&C Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 36 minutes ago, DrW said: Another emphatic "yes" to Zappa's question "Does humor belong in music?". In 1981, an album called "Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports" was released. While Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason was a co-producer and actually played the drums, all music and lyrics were provided by Carla Bley, who is better known as a {free} jazz artist. Most vocals were by Robert Wyatt (ex-Soft Machine). In this song, they poke fun of musical "minimalists" (Satie, Cage, Glass) by addressing them "mineralists". My personal favorite: a spoof on alien encounters... Love the Zappa/Caravan reference here... 1 Quote
OGTEleven Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 On 9/17/2022 at 6:05 PM, redtail hawk said: Studio version is more polished. This more soulful. Good singer. Here is another: 1 Quote
Joe Ferguson forever Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 1 hour ago, OGTEleven said: Good singer. Here is another: solo her voice reminds me a bit of Haley Westenra who I love (but my speakers don't). Didn't recognize her from this group at first: 1 Quote
Pete Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 7 hours ago, muppy said: Pedro como estas? GO BILLS!~!~! BUMP Just now, Pete said: hola la mujer, yo soy muy excellente, y tu? Viva las Bills! Vamos Buffalo! 1 Quote
DrW Posted September 23, 2022 Posted September 23, 2022 Early in her career. critics complained how Gillian Welch as a Southern California girl could produce authentic Appalachian country music. But here you can judge yourself. David Rawlings' acoustic guitar is outstanding. 1 Quote
TheCockSportif Posted September 24, 2022 Posted September 24, 2022 I admit that I don't listen a lot of new music. Part of the issue is that I put a hard stop on listening for enjoyment as I work on my music or produce / mix for somebody else. And the other part of it is that I *strongly dislike* the artificially loud nature of modern music. Big Data, though? Yeah, it's got the artificially loud delivery, but it also hits that sweet spot of the 1980s -- that I loved back in the day. Quote
OGTEleven Posted September 26, 2022 Posted September 26, 2022 (edited) On 9/22/2022 at 1:48 PM, redtail hawk said: solo her voice reminds me a bit of Haley Westenra who I love (but my speakers don't). Didn't recognize her from this group at first: I had heard of the Jenny’s but only heard them after hearing Ruth solo. They have great voices that go very well together. Check out “Glory Bound”. Both Moody and Heather Massey are great lyricists. I originally found Ruth through her work with Mark Knopfler (unlikely but perfect duo). They each worked on albums of the other and toured together. Edited September 26, 2022 by OGTEleven 1 Quote
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