I listen to the 50's and 60's golden age of jazz, the 60's, 70's, and early 80's rock and roll, and some 90's grunge. what I like best about classic jazz is that usually there are no lyrics to care about, and most of it is impossible to dance to ...
my favorite jazz station is local independent radio, part of NPR. kuvo.org
I mostly listen to movie soundtracks, TV news and talk shows and real people such as my wife. Sometimes I listen to Andrea Bocelli and folk or old timey music by means of bilibili on my computer.
Marisa Shirar, my neighbors' daughter, is the lead singer for this new group called Bedelia. This is the group's first releases. Really great stuff. I love these. I've known her since she was a kid. I really encourage everyone to listen to these tunes and let me know what you think.
She is also the lead singer for a "heavy metal" group called Fleshwater. Not my thing.
I have listening sessions with YouTube a few times a week. These are some of the other tunes I've been listening to recently.
Some more:
Great new tune:
This may be the greatest live performance I have ever heard. A good friend of mine was Aretha's musical director for 40 years. He did this performance with her. He was also with Aretha at the White House.
I have watched a number of Joan Chamorro videos. He has taken a good number of young Spanish jazz musicians under his wings, and they always look like they are having FUN.
I forget how to post a video, but if anyone wishes to, post Slash's version of Papa Was A Rolling Stone live at the Gibson Garage , good stuff. Also came across a very cool blues version of Slipknots' Duality. Grooviest AI Blues rock cover, cool song and video
Ok, so since the last one I sent to Gsquared was a bit harsh..... Try this one, it's more....understandable? I think you'll like it...
Lyrics
Watch this
I'm never enough You bleed me dry, using me up Dissatisfied and used Another key to the empty spot in you I'm sick as a fuck, I'm in my prime What do you want? I guess it's time to see If you're lost in hell, you'll find no peace Ooh, wade through hate and fear I haven't felt like this in years Not much left, so uprooted Fist clenched tight in the pockets of my hoodie And I know where I need to go But the voice of reason can't say no It's in the eyes and heart Just the latest psycho off the charts That's what you do best
A home like yours is upside down Too much animosity Nobody does it better than the enemy A hope like yours won't help me now You can do your worst to me At the end of the day, that's what you do best A home like yours is upside down Too much animosity Nobody does it better than the enemy A hope like yours won't help me now You can do your worst to me At the end of the day, that's what you do best
I know, and even if I didn't I would lie so many would believe it Stand up and resist the chains Of all the people in belligerent sick restraint I wasn't enough, you bled me dry Which way is up? Oh, you're a lie And a fake, I hope that truth is not too late That's what you do best
A home like yours is upside down Too much animosity Nobody does it better than the enemy A hope like yours won't help me now You can do your worst to me At the end of the day, that's what you do best A home like yours is upside down Too much animosity Nobody does it better than the enemy A hope like yours won't help me now You can do your worst to me At the end of the day, that's what you do best
That's what you do best That's what you do best That's what you do best (hahahaha) (Why) why was it easy for you? (Did) did I deserve the abuse? (I) I can't believe I let it (Not) not what I wanted (See) see through your bullshit (Your) you're so dramatic (True) true to your form of (Face) every consequence (Un-) unintimidated (-Til) 'til the very end (It) it'll never happen (Was) was it all a lie? (Too) many motherfuckers (Late) that's what you do best (Lie) that's what you do best (Lie) that's what you do best That's what you do best
A home like yours is upside down Too much animosity Nobody does it better than the enemy A hope like yours won't help me now You can do your worst to me At the end of the day, that's what you do best A home like yours is upside down Too much animosity Nobody does it better than the enemy A hope like yours won't help me now You can do your worst to me At the end of the day, that's what you do best A home like yours is upside down You can do your worst to me At the end of the day, that's what you do best A hope like yours won't help me now You can do your worst to me At the end of the day, that's what you do best
That's what you do That's what you do best, yeah (What you do best) yeah (What you do best) (What you do best) (What you do best) (What you do best) That's what you do best That's what you do best
It's not the lyrics on the songs you posted. I don't care about lyrics too much, although I do appreciate nice lyrics. It's the "music" part I can't handle, the tune itself, the playing, the vocals, the over-all sound. I can't listen to that stuff for more than about 5 seconds. Same with the first song you posted for me. I'm a classically trained musician since I was 8 years old (that's 65 years ago), and I was into music before that. I play several instruments, including clarinet, guitar, bass guitar, or at least I did before I got bad arthritis in my fingers a few years ago. I can pick out a tune on keyboards and play percussion.
At your suggestion I went on YouTube, but found what I guess was the original version. I must have watched about 8-10 seconds before I shut it down. That was really horrible. The blues rock version you're referring to posted by John at Comment 16.2.1 above isn't too bad. Actually pretty good.
isn't too bad. Actually pretty good.Thanks for sharing!
I am a ROCK Music guy, but don't particularly like being screamed at in words I can't often distinguish, and sometimes thrash guitar riffs repetitiously blared at me, are not appealing, cause in my 'Man Cave' a peeling ears off my ceiling is watts i tend to be dealing. I have an ancient system mixed with some other not as ancient, but it certainly kicks assz, but my significant other with whom I rather recently moved in with, is on a mellower taste zone. Thus I try and find stuff we can both agree upon.
Being computer illiterate, I can't post videos anymore from Youtube, and the video that gave me great respect for the Slipknot singer was a collaboration he did with Dave Grohl, Rick Nielson , and a base player whose name i cant recall. The video is "from Can to Can't" and is an awesome all around song and there is a 19 minute version of them making it. Check it out if you have time, heck , someone post it, it is a song that I believe most would appreciate.
Thanx again John. Most can see that the screaming vocalist from Slipknot has quite a decent voice (wwhen not wearing a mask and screaming) imho. Cheap Trick guitarist TEARS it up, Scott Leeder is a pretty famous base player , and Dave Grohl (Nirvana and Foo Fighters fame) wrote it and does percussion. Good stuff. From Can to Can't, lyrics start out with "will draw my line, moves to blur the line, to cross my line", . A lot of talent in this collaboration, again, imho
You Never Can Tell - Chuck Berry
I listen to the 50's and 60's golden age of jazz, the 60's, 70's, and early 80's rock and roll, and some 90's grunge. what I like best about classic jazz is that usually there are no lyrics to care about, and most of it is impossible to dance to ...
my favorite jazz station is local independent radio, part of NPR. kuvo.org
I mostly listen to movie soundtracks, TV news and talk shows and real people such as my wife. Sometimes I listen to Andrea Bocelli and folk or old timey music by means of bilibili on my computer.
Due to recently hearing this song as background music somewhere, this is my current earworm.
The Blues Brothers sound track, lol.
Marisa Shirar, my neighbors' daughter, is the lead singer for this new group called Bedelia. This is the group's first releases. Really great stuff. I love these. I've known her since she was a kid. I really encourage everyone to listen to these tunes and let me know what you think.
She is also the lead singer for a "heavy metal" group called Fleshwater. Not my thing.
This is truly beautiful. Kacey Musgraves.
From SNL last season. Spectacular.
Here is one of the songs that I am listening to...
Elle & Toni
That was also one of my favs (back in the day).
Although I've always been a big fan of most anything Dylan.
I have listening sessions with YouTube a few times a week. These are some of the other tunes I've been listening to recently.
Some more:
Great new tune:
This may be the greatest live performance I have ever heard. A good friend of mine was Aretha's musical director for 40 years. He did this performance with her. He was also with Aretha at the White House.
I saw Mellencamp when I was 17 in Seattle...amazing....AMAZING show that lasted over 3 hours.
Cool. He's great. I never saw him in concert.
See Comment 26, below.
I like the Stone Temple Pilots song. First time I've heard it.
Had a friend in college introduce me to Zebra
Tell Me What You Want
I had a friend introduce me to the opposite, of Zebra, The White Stripes
Bruno is cool.
Bruno is keeping the R&B tradition alive, and for that I thank him profoundly. And profusely!
And dancing.... You can't forget dancing!
We can't ever forget the dancing. Dancing is an integral part of R&B. Necessary and essential.
First comment in YouTube comment section: " This song may honestly be more relevant now than when it was released" Yep.
This Will Be An Everlasting Love - Olivia Dean
The Man I Need - Olivia Dean
How Long - Paul Carrack
Whats Going On - Paul Carrack
Put Your Head On My Shoulder -
I have watched a number of Joan Chamorro videos. He has taken a good number of young Spanish jazz musicians under his wings, and they always look like they are having FUN.
I'm all over the place but these things keep finding their way into my rotation a lot. Some are older, some are newer.
... quite the assortment. don't know how the pretty reckless video got past the youtube censors though ...
Love Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground.
I forget how to post a video, but if anyone wishes to, post Slash's version of Papa Was A Rolling Stone live at the Gibson Garage , good stuff. Also came across a very cool blues version of Slipknots' Duality. Grooviest AI Blues rock cover, cool song and video
Thanx John, greatly appreciated as always>!
Ok, so since the last one I sent to Gsquared was a bit harsh..... Try this one, it's more....understandable? I think you'll like it...
You bleed me dry, using me up
Dissatisfied and used
Another key to the empty spot in you
I'm sick as a fuck, I'm in my prime
What do you want? I guess it's time to see
If you're lost in hell, you'll find no peace
Ooh, wade through hate and fear
I haven't felt like this in years
Not much left, so uprooted
Fist clenched tight in the pockets of my hoodie
And I know where I need to go
But the voice of reason can't say no
It's in the eyes and heart
Just the latest psycho off the charts
That's what you do best
Too much animosity
Nobody does it better than the enemy
A hope like yours won't help me now
You can do your worst to me
At the end of the day, that's what you do best
A home like yours is upside down
Too much animosity
Nobody does it better than the enemy
A hope like yours won't help me now
You can do your worst to me
At the end of the day, that's what you do best
I would lie so many would believe it
Stand up and resist the chains
Of all the people in belligerent sick restraint
I wasn't enough, you bled me dry
Which way is up? Oh, you're a lie
And a fake, I hope that truth is not too late
That's what you do best
Too much animosity
Nobody does it better than the enemy
A hope like yours won't help me now
You can do your worst to me
At the end of the day, that's what you do best
A home like yours is upside down
Too much animosity
Nobody does it better than the enemy
A hope like yours won't help me now
You can do your worst to me
At the end of the day, that's what you do best
That's what you do best
That's what you do best (hahahaha)
(Why) why was it easy for you?
(Did) did I deserve the abuse?
(I) I can't believe I let it
(Not) not what I wanted
(See) see through your bullshit
(Your) you're so dramatic
(True) true to your form of
(Face) every consequence
(Un-) unintimidated
(-Til) 'til the very end
(It) it'll never happen
(Was) was it all a lie?
(Too) many motherfuckers
(Late) that's what you do best
(Lie) that's what you do best
(Lie) that's what you do best
That's what you do best
Too much animosity
Nobody does it better than the enemy
A hope like yours won't help me now
You can do your worst to me
At the end of the day, that's what you do best
A home like yours is upside down
Too much animosity
Nobody does it better than the enemy
A hope like yours won't help me now
You can do your worst to me
At the end of the day, that's what you do best
A home like yours is upside down
You can do your worst to me
At the end of the day, that's what you do best
A hope like yours won't help me now
You can do your worst to me
At the end of the day, that's what you do best
That's what you do best, yeah
(What you do best) yeah
(What you do best)
(What you do best)
(What you do best)
(What you do best)
That's what you do best
That's what you do best
Ya think?
It's not the lyrics on the songs you posted. I don't care about lyrics too much, although I do appreciate nice lyrics. It's the "music" part I can't handle, the tune itself, the playing, the vocals, the over-all sound. I can't listen to that stuff for more than about 5 seconds. Same with the first song you posted for me. I'm a classically trained musician since I was 8 years old (that's 65 years ago), and I was into music before that. I play several instruments, including clarinet, guitar, bass guitar, or at least I did before I got bad arthritis in my fingers a few years ago. I can pick out a tune on keyboards and play percussion.
You have anything else?
How about a little Milky Chance and a Stolen Dance...
OK Nice. I like that, without getting into an extended critique of the song. I like the video, too.
Check out the grooviest AI blues rock cover of Slipknots Duality, imho, i like better than original
At your suggestion I went on YouTube, but found what I guess was the original version. I must have watched about 8-10 seconds before I shut it down. That was really horrible. The blues rock version you're referring to posted by John at Comment 16.2.1 above isn't too bad. Actually pretty good.
Thanks for sharing!
I am a ROCK Music guy, but don't particularly like being screamed at in words I can't often distinguish, and sometimes thrash guitar riffs repetitiously blared at me, are not appealing, cause in my 'Man Cave' a peeling ears off my ceiling is watts i tend to be dealing. I have an ancient system mixed with some other not as ancient, but it certainly kicks assz, but my significant other with whom I rather recently moved in with, is on a mellower taste zone. Thus I try and find stuff we can both agree upon.
Being computer illiterate, I can't post videos anymore from Youtube, and the video that gave me great respect for the Slipknot singer was a collaboration he did with Dave Grohl, Rick Nielson , and a base player whose name i cant recall. The video is "from Can to Can't" and is an awesome all around song and there is a 19 minute version of them making it. Check it out if you have time, heck , someone post it, it is a song that I believe most would appreciate.
Good stuff
Thanx again John. Most can see that the screaming vocalist from Slipknot has quite a decent voice (wwhen not wearing a mask and screaming) imho. Cheap Trick guitarist TEARS it up, Scott Leeder is a pretty famous base player , and Dave Grohl (Nirvana and Foo Fighters fame) wrote it and does percussion. Good stuff. From Can to Can't, lyrics start out with "will draw my line, moves to blur the line, to cross my line", . A lot of talent in this collaboration, again, imho
Check it out — a 21-year-old Brit with a super catchy '60s Motown vibe, beehive hairdo and all.
SIENNA SPIRO - Material Lover
This is my kind of music.
Louis Prima - Che La Luna
Janis Joplin - Summertime
post some music
OK-- will do!
Mahalia Jackson "Just a Closer Walk With Thee" from Louis Armstrong at Newport 1970
#spiritual
#Straits
???
(No-- no relation to the Straits of Hormuz stated or implied!)
No-- no relation to the Straits of Hormuz stated or implied!
But in any event: Thank you for your attention to this matter!
Bonnie Raitt, John Lee Hooker 'In The Mood' live from Santa Barbara 1994 concert performance
The Final Dance (Patrick Swayze)
But is he #gay?
I never thought you'd ask!
Flashdance - Final Dance / What A Feeling (1983)
Flashdance was a movie,
(So where's Buzz when you need him?
)
And "Dirty Dancing"???
Some of the stuff I listened to today --
French Poodle - Sam Butera and the Witnesses
Fools Fall In Love - John Pizzarelli
All About Love - Natalie Cole
Sukiyaki - Bobby Caldwell
Currently ...
hang on in there baby -johnny bristol
keep that same old feeling - the crusaders
Street life - Randy Crawford
Young Hearts Run Free - Candi Staton
Am I The Same Girl ? Barbara Acklin
Bad Luck - Teddy Pendergrass
AI music