https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oiscau0zJKc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-SMg-eD7mY&list=PLlhnDdnS8HCtR_i65EtilewjErIMWKls6&index=5

:chin:

That is very good performance. The left and right hands playing for and against each other.

:up:

One of the most underrated 90's rock bands:

Eva Cassidy's beautiful voice! People get ready! Gone too soon.

I've only ugly-cried twice so far this listen through:

Very deep and interesting.
Will refrain from having opinions.

Pardon me. I was trying to add something and it did not work. Maybe some other day.

Glad you dig! No need to refrain from having opinions; we all have 'em.

This shit is literally insane:

@Noble Dust, what's The Weekend all about?

When I try to embed media here, it doesn't show up.
Is it something I said?

Did you click on the "video" icon on the ribbon above and pasted the link?

I thought I did, the 'embed media' thingee where I paste the code. Does it take a while to show up?

If you "copy video url" and pasted it on the "insert media" and click go, it should work. The question is, are you copying the correct url?

I was trying the 'embed code.' I will now try the web url:



That's it!

Thank you, Caldwell.

You earned a lot of points for that music! :up:

RIP Ronnie

:sad:

The whole album is a spiritual trip:

Try this at home:

It really starts to get tight 30 minutes in.

One of the most interesting new albums I've heard recently.

He walks over to the effects box 10 feet away. :)
That's before the stomp box, no?

Well, guitar geek Kimmo Aroluoma gives a detailed description of Hendrix's use of effects including the Stockholm show. Aroluoma gives the concert low marks for the performance, and one can see a lot of fiddling. I, however, like the ensemble playing between the three during show.

One of the most interesting new albums I've heard recently. — Noble Dust

I like that.

Aroluoma gives the concert low marks for the performance, and one can see a lot of fiddling. I, however, like the ensemble playing between the three during show. — Paine

lol. Yeah. I suppose when a frontman says "We haven't played together in 6 weeks...jam...see what happens...I hope you don't mind..." believe that it's gonna be not great. Aroluoma has a point.

Ella and Louis (54:06)
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, 1956

performers
E. Fitzgerald – vocals
L. Armstrong – vocals, trumpet
O. Peterson – piano
H. Ellis – guitar
R. Brown – bass
B. Rich – drums

*


Thelonius Monk with John Coltrane (37:37)
Thelonius Monk, 1957 (rel. 1961)

performers
T. Monk - piano
J. Coltrane - tenor saxophone
R. Copeland – trumpet
G. Gryce – alto saxophone
C. Hawkins – tenor saxophone
W. Ware – bass 
S. Wilson – drums 
A. Blakey – drums

Love this tune.

Only in uncertainty
are we naked
and alive

"Don't Give Up" (6:33) album version
So, 1986
writer Peter Gabriel
vocals Peter Gabriel, featuring Kate Bush

a great dialogue.