The Music Thread

[hedge]

This might’ve already been posted (looks like you’ve got to click the link)..

 

[heelinhell]

Indeed is right!
I'd add Horace Silver's Song For My Father and Vince Guaraldi's Charlie Brown Christmas... And maybe The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery

Those 3 CDs are in my collection, as well. So I agree with your add on

I left off my personal favorites such as Ahmad Jamal's Live at the Pershing and one of my favorite jazz "songs" ...Poinciana

I had the privilege to see him at a night club in Durham many years ago. The weird thing was that he came down from elevated stage that remained well above eye level such that I had to raise my head to watch him perform. It caused a crick in my neck but that was a small price to pay

 

[grimes70]

 

[finesse]

been a long time since I heard that.

 

[nashcounty]

This is perfect for St. Patrick's Day.

 

[Patb78]

Don't know enough to place him techically but he composed a significent number of differing musical scores that are part of the songbook. From Breakfast at Tiffany's to this goodie.

Mancini wrote the music and Johnny Mercer the words to Moon River. A simple but beautiful song.

 

[nashcounty]

Are you watching me now?
All alone in this place
Are you seeing me cry?
Oh, how I miss your face

 

[an0maly]

That’s some wild shit right there. Kinda sorta like what we have going on here in America right now. Some wild shit. Gotta be keyboard, electronic and computer generated music track? No?

Igorrr is the stage name for a musical genius named Gutierre Serre, a hyper skilled musician whose style is something out of prog metal, more aptly baroque metal. The rabbit hole should you investigate him and the great musicians he works with is deep, and there are no more skilled people represented in this thread. This zenith skilled mania music is not for everyone, but I like a lot of stuff others would never come in contact with.

 

[an0maly]

You must listen to this one, or your life will be incomplete in ways untold. For one thing you'll miss out on the nightmare bluegrass at the end.

 

[Centerpiece]

You must listen to this one, or your life will be incomplete in ways untold. For one thing you'll miss out on the nightmare bluegrass at the end.

Hahaha That’s a mash up for sure. I’m wondering which baroque piece he sampled there - or if he wrote that bit? Same with the bluegrassy bit at the end. Of course all those G-C-D bluegrass progressions are the same. I liked the other classical sounding thing at the beginning with the violin played pizzicato. Some weird ass shit all in all, not just Tendon either. All of his stuff. Almost like a modern day Zappa in a way. But this stuff I KNOW all the Euro cats dig. Seems like all the really outrageous stuff comes out of Sweden, Germany, Czechia, and this guy out of France. But the Europeans can be… shall we say, interesting.

 

[finesse]

I've been listening to a lot of the electroswing coming out of Europe. Sort of a mix of blues, swing and electronic music.

 

[nashcounty]

Turn it up.

 

[finesse]

 

[finesse]

 

[grimes70]

RIP Jesse Colin Young. Best known for Come Together with the Youngbloods. His solo stufff riffs into the jazz world a bit. My favorite and another. @Centerpiece i think you'll like ridgetop.

 

[Centerpiece]

I've been listening to a lot of the electroswing coming out of Europe. Sort of a mix of blues, swing and electronic music.

Me likey.

 

[Centerpiece]

RIP Jesse Colin Young. Best known for Come Together with the Youngbloods. His solo stufff riffs into the jazz world a bit. My favorite and another. @Centerpiece i think you'll like ridgetop.

I hadn’t realized Jesse had passed RIP. Jesse Colin Young.
The big hit as The Youngbloods was “Get Together” (not Come Together) but I always forget the name of that tune. I always refer to it as Come on People Now (let’s get together try to love one another right now).
A classic, and huge hit.
Thanks grimes

 

[Centerpiece]

A little boogie woogie shuffle to send Jesse home

 

[p5mmr9]

This is perfect for St. Patrick's Day.

 

[grimes70]

I hadn’t realized Jesse had passed RIP. Jesse Colin Young.
The big hit as The Youngbloods was “Get Together” (not Come Together) but I always forget the name of that tune. I always refer to it as Come on People Now (let’s get together try to love one another right now).
A classic, and huge hit.
Thanks grimes

I hadn’t realized Jesse had passed RIP. Jesse Colin Young.
The big hit as The Youngbloods was “Get Together” (not Come Together) but I always forget the name of that tune. I always refer to it as Come on People Now (let’s get together try to love one another right now).
A classic, and huge hit.
Thanks grimes

My hippocampus just not what it used to be.