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Jim Dandy: Wow, that was back in the guitar smashing days. I'd forgotten about that. I'll tell you, I don't think WE can afford to be fooled again. Who was it who said we're well on our way to becoming a third world country. Now, THAT's scary.
How peaceful after an evening full of praying for worship songs for the band i sing in sometimes and you know we ended up YouTubing quite a long time.. thats why i came home so late.. lol But we are very blessed indeed. Hope all of you are well - talk later
Thank you Texas, for sharing Mozart!!! Shalom, Josetta
Jim Dandy: Excellent! He used to do barn dances in East Texas, close to where my father grew up. You can't fight with Jerry Lee Lewis, he is a legend.
Funny, both our minds ended up on the piano this afternoon from 1,300 miles apart. Sometimes, I wonder if we're channelling each other.
I started out looking for Doo Wop - no easy matter. There's a bunch of mess out there, but I gotta dig deeper. Somehow (you think your mind jumps....) I ended up looking at Mozart. I kind of wonder if Lang Lang is channelling Mozart in this Mozart's Sonata in C Major. One can also not fight with Lang Lang's technique or delivery.
Jim Dandy: Yeah, he really di. Kinda betrayed us. I alwyas have a hard time giving up faith in people. It took me a long time to get over him too,. That movie was so good, then he kind of dropped us.
Ewe: Interesting effects, especially with the lighting. I began to wonder if the lighting was makeup instead. Thanks for that, I had never heard them. Dandy-Pie: I can't wait to see this. Haha! Tosh was an entertainer. *dives down to YouTube to check out the video*
TexasToest: I was lucky enough to catch Tosh in 79(there's a video on utube of the performance)H came onstage billowing smoke while riding a unicycle..........imagine The Jackson 5 being from Jamaica
Bob Marley is, of course, DADDY. I'm really fond of Peter Tosh too. Here he is live, maybe I can win you over. My ex and I went to see Tosh at the Paladium in Dallas. He put on quite a show!
Mousetrap: TT is right,she began as a novelty act,not very mainstream.If my memory serves,she was known to have said she channels Patsy Cline's ghost.Here is a taste of the early KD,prior to the record label image change
This is who I have been listening to a lot lately. K.D.Lang. I first saw her on tv years ago and was not too impressed but now I really like her. I am not sure if it means that my taste has got better or worse though http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ezFRFs78bs
I think I hear some Bonnie Raitt, but what singer wouldn't have that in them? We were born with it, she's a standard. But, I also hear some Maria Mulduar.
Jim Dandy: Yes.. YES..YES! There is at least one other, and it hasn't thrown itself off the lazy susan of my brain. But, by the time you've done your stint with the sandman, I will have come up with it.
TexasToest: I see and hear so many influences in her sound and presentation,Neil Young,Patti Smith,with a lttle Chrissie Hynde tossed in.What I love about her is the promise of things to come.I think she's only scratched the surface of her talant
I actually saw the singer at a local bar years ago,I had heard of Cowsills,but not was not familiar with their music,I decided to explore them and found a few songs that I'd never known they recorded.
I might be biased(since she's Canadian)but I think the womans talent is off the charts,and apparently she's pretty hot right now,gonna be on SNL next week
Are ya ready? Well, I was poking around, and was reminded of my love pf steel drums. I was introduced to them in the late 70s when a group of drummers called the St. Croix Steel Drum Orchestra started appearing at my favorite little (and I mean little - it would seat about 50 people) listening club called Poor David's Pub on McKinney Avenue in Dallas. There were 13 drummers in this troup. When they all got in the room with their drums, there was hardly room for the audience. But, we all squeezed in, and dared anyone to play darts. It was always a magnificent evening of music.
So I found this demonstration of how the drums are made in modern day. They used to be made with just plain old steel drums. Now, it's evidently an art form.
Then, I found this steel drum rendition of La Bamba.
Jim Dandy: I haven't thought about The Cowsills in years, decades even. The main two of them, Bill and Bob, have passed on over the last couple years. Here is an interesting article about them.
Subject: Re: More drums - awesome, you've heard this. Continue on.
TexasToest: Oh yessssss I love tribal! I cant stay on just now so will try & pop back later to have a look at your last link. I'll get myself prepared!
Click "Drum Solo" beneath the program credit (fifth from the bottom)
Butch Trucks at the finest I've EVER heard him. Don't shut it down when the station break comes. It continues.
Then, just surf around and see of you don't spend the rest of your weekend here. There is a search engine where you can search by performer, or song. Mercy me - don't miss the Fleetwood Mac concert at Konserthuset in Stockholm, Sweden on 3-23-1969. I'm going to be there again tonight.
Ewe - be prepared for tribal, darlin'. Do you have your custume handy from earlier this week?
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