"Hound Dog" (2:52)
A-side single, 1953
writers J. Leiber & M. Stoller, 1952
performer Big Mama Thorton

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"Twist and Shout" (2:27)
A-side single, 1962
writers P. Medley & B. Russell, 1961
performers The Isley Brothers

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"You Shook Me" (2:42)
A-side single, 1962
writers W. Dixon & J.B. Renoir, 1962
performer Muddy Waters

smh, that was such a ridiculously stacked lineup... Chick and Herbie Hancock on keys/piano? And John McLaughlin on gee-tar? Just unfair. Its honestly sort of crazy how many people played with MD only to go on to become huge stars in their own right. Seems like MD basically functioned like a highly prestigious one-man music college- what a beast!

:cool: :up:

Another of my favorite graduates of the Miles Davis Music College...

Oh, ok. I do typically post metal songs, so you’re memory is correct.

"The State of the Art" – a Culture novella (dramatized) :nerd:

Dancing in the Moonlight - King Harvest

Oh. I missed this. Will save for later, thanks!

Polyphia feat/ Steve Vai- Ego Death :fire:

Return to Forever- 500 Miles High

For the pessimists - love Leonard's voice and singular poetic sensibility. This song always makes me smile.

agree?

Sorry for shooting down your last recommendation btw. Those who were mad are now sane(r)

Robert Fripp- Music for Quiet Moments 4: Requiem

"Happy Blues" Live at Ronnie's Scott's (6:00)
Ella in London, 1974
writer Ella Fitzgerald
performers Ella Fitzgerald w/ theTommy Flanagan Quartet:
- Tommy Flanagan - piano
- Joe Pass - guitar
- Keter Betts - double bass
- Bobby Durham - drums

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"Happy" (3:04)
Exile on Main Street, 1972
writers "The Glimmer Twins"
lead vocal Keith Richards
The Rolling Stones

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"I'm Happy Just to Dance With You" (1:58)
A Hard Day's Night, 1964
writers Lennon-McCartney
lead vocal George Harrison
The Beatles

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and again this one by Pharrell ... https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/606102 :clap: :clap: :clap: :party:

@Tobias agree?

@praxis agree?

John Coltrane- Blue Train :heart:

@Jamal agree?

Given the right circumstances, I concur.

Puscifer- Horizons

Jammin' out to some Animals as Leaders:

"Physical Education"-



"Woven Web"-

Also a little bit of Fantomas ("Experiment in Terror") :naughty:

:chin:

Primus- John the Fisherman :grin:

More Primus: "To Defy the Laws of Tradition" (awesome live radio jam from like 25 years ago)

Chon- Rosewood

Some Mars Volta for breakfast this morning- "Eriatarka"

Even if my faith went AWOL some time ago, this still makes me feel good. Enjoy the day :pray:

Natale - Christmas - Tu scendi dalle stelle



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