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Re: Music - cletus1 - 06-29-2010
tvguy Wrote:Nice Janice, I can't remember when I posted this or if you've seen it( prolly) but IMO no one will ever sing that song any better then this guy.I agree, Izzy sings this song like no one else. His version is my all time favorite.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1bFr2SWP1I[/youtube]
Re: Music - Queue - 06-30-2010
Well, Jeff Beck say it best," the best Stratocaster", it don't have no no whammy bar, and it ain't even his best, but in tribute, in second, to Larry:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USadXlyRM9Y&feature=related[/youtube]
Lost me a friend tonight. One of my best, and potentially ... or maybe eventually ... my best. A life can turn there, but it has to be mine; hers has ended.
To the Lady ... a Clapton fan ... the lady that left too early. Way too fucking early ... for me.
Re: Music - Cometmom - 06-30-2010
Queue Wrote:Well, Jeff Beck say it best," the best Stratocaster", it don't have no no whammy bar, and it ain't even his best, but in tribute, in second, to Larry:Sorry for your loss Q. Coincidentally I am in the process of reading Eric Clapton's autobiography.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USadXlyRM9Y&feature=related[/youtube]
Lost me a friend tonight. One of my best, and potentially ... or maybe eventually ... my best. A life can turn there, but it has to be mine; hers has ended.
To the Lady ... a Clapton fan ... the lady that left too early. Way too fucking early ... for me.
Re: Music - janice - 06-30-2010
tvguy Wrote:janice Wrote:Eva Cassidy - Somewhere Over The Rainbow
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccCnL8hArW8[/youtube]
Eva Cassidy had a beautiful voice and this is an excellent rendition of Over The Rainbow.
Nice Janice, I can't remember when I posted this or if you've seen it( prolly) but IMO no one will ever sing that song any better then this guy.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1bFr2SWP1I[/youtube]
TV, yes I remember your post of Isreal....beautiful. I love it when songs give me goose bumps.
Why can't we keep these people here forever? Why do the extremely talented seem to die young?
Re: Music - Larry - 06-30-2010
Queue Wrote:Well, Jeff Beck say it best," the best Stratocaster", it don't have no no whammy bar, and it ain't even his best, but in tribute, in second, to Larry:I lost my Aunt this morning. Thank you for the tribute mention.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USadXlyRM9Y&feature=related[/youtube]
Lost me a friend tonight. One of my best, and potentially ... or maybe eventually ... my best. A life can turn there, but it has to be mine; hers has ended.
To the Lady ... a Clapton fan ... the lady that left too early. Way too fucking early ... for me.
Re: Music - Larry - 06-30-2010
Cometmom Wrote:I got that book for Christmas in '08. Not a bad read, but the chapter about his son Conor is very sad.Queue Wrote:Well, Jeff Beck say it best," the best Stratocaster", it don't have no no whammy bar, and it ain't even his best, but in tribute, in second, to Larry:Sorry for your loss Q. Coincidentally I am in the process of reading Eric Clapton's autobiography.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USadXlyRM9Y&feature=related[/youtube]
Lost me a friend tonight. One of my best, and potentially ... or maybe eventually ... my best. A life can turn there, but it has to be mine; hers has ended.
To the Lady ... a Clapton fan ... the lady that left too early. Way too fucking early ... for me.
Re: Music - Larry - 06-30-2010
Non political article by Iowahawk. He had the opportunity to attend last weekends Crossroads Festival (Claptons fundraiser for his Antigua Recovery Center), complete with backstage passes for himself and his son. Good read with really good pictures. Lucky bastard.
http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/20 ... roads.html
Re: Music - Cometmom - 06-30-2010
Larry Wrote:Haven't got that far yet.. DH gave me the book back in early 09. Took it with me to North Carolina and left it on the plane. Last week I went to Barnes & Noble and got the paperback version. Reading it and the new Laura Bush book.Cometmom Wrote:I got that book for Christmas in '08. Not a bad read, but the chapter about his son Conor is very sad.Queue Wrote:Well, Jeff Beck say it best," the best Stratocaster", it don't have no no whammy bar, and it ain't even his best, but in tribute, in second, to Larry:Sorry for your loss Q. Coincidentally I am in the process of reading Eric Clapton's autobiography.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USadXlyRM9Y&feature=related[/youtube]
Lost me a friend tonight. One of my best, and potentially ... or maybe eventually ... my best. A life can turn there, but it has to be mine; hers has ended.
To the Lady ... a Clapton fan ... the lady that left too early. Way too fucking early ... for me.
Re: Music - TennisMom - 07-05-2010
I'm not a music snob but for the last few years have kind of given up on 'cool' popular music. More often than not I find myself floundering around on 70's and 80's stations but get tired of it after awhile. So, I've been listening to classical music, the classical station on Sirius which is 77. Lovely stuff, actually. Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto Number 2 is currently my fave. Now I know what music all those ice skaters used to dance to!
There are more challenging classical stations, like 79; the one I listen to is the equivalent of Top 40 Classical tunes
but it is very pleasant music, to my ears anyway. DeBussey's "Girl With the Flaxen Hair", Rocky's Piano No. 2 as mentioned earlier, Trumpet Voluntary with the organ music is awesome, as is Fantasia by... I'll let you know.. and "Pavanne for a Dead Princess" by what's his name
are ones I hope to hear when the station is on.Hey, even if I can't remember everything about the piece, like the composer, at least I know some of the names.
Re: Music - janice - 07-05-2010
TM here is a little mix of the classical and R&B. I loved Pavarotti and James Brown was so cool when I was young. I used to dance around my bedroom to his music.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Febr_t_qa9U[/youtube]
IMO two great artists each special in his own right. BTW I love James Brown's face - like a kid that got to sing with the world's greatest tenor.
Re: Music - tvguy - 07-05-2010
Wow I loved that J Brown and pavoratti vid
Speaking of Opera, check this little Puerto Rican guy out.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyxt-aFUhkY&feature=related[/youtube]
Re: Music - janice - 07-05-2010
tvguy Wrote:Wow I loved that J Brown and pavoratti vid
Speaking of Opera, check this little Puerto Rican guy out.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyxt-aFUhkY&feature=related[/youtube]
I loved it TV. What a powerhouse! I hope the world of opportunity opens up for him.
Re: Music - Wonky - 07-05-2010
janice Wrote:Eva Cassidy - Somewhere Over The Rainbow
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccCnL8hArW8[/youtube]
Eva Cassidy had a beautiful voice and this is an excellent rendition of Over The Rainbow.
Check out Eva singing Danny Boy...and Fields of Gold.
or even....Oh, I had a Golden Thread....or Wade in the Water.
Indeed! A great talent who is sorely missed. Thank the gods we have her recorded voice. And yes, her Somewhere Over The Rainbow is (IMO) the best ever!
Re: Music - illcommandante - 07-06-2010
Joe's boy is a "Metal Head" so I figured, "I'm half deaf anyway. I'll just fake it". But, he started playing my Taylor and laying out some delicate little harmonies that just blew me away. Then he say's, "I wrote that". I'm thinking of becoming a patron.
Re: Music - janice - 07-19-2010
Okay.... I know many of you don't have much faith in Roy Clark but, he is actually a very skilled musician. One hell of a guitar player!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVjSmng7ris&feature=related[/youtube]
If you click on this video it will direct you to youtube.com
Re: Music - Hugo - 07-19-2010
janice Wrote:Okay.... I know many of you don't have much faith in Roy Clark but, he is actually a very skilled musician. One hell of a guitar player!I took my parents to see him at the Craterian YEARS ago. He is very talented.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVjSmng7ris&feature=related[/youtube]
Re: Music - janice - 07-19-2010
Hugo he is accomplished at many instruments. I just love him.
Isn't that a twelve string?
Re: Music - Wonky - 07-19-2010
Hugo Wrote:janice Wrote:Okay.... I know many of you don't have much faith in Roy Clark but, he is actually a very skilled musician. One hell of a guitar player!I took my parents to see him at the Craterian YEARS ago. He is very talented.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVjSmng7ris&feature=related[/youtube]
Impressed that you took your parents. Good move. Memories that will last forever.
Re: Music - janice - 07-19-2010
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-ZrVZNTDfA&feature=channel[/youtube]
Old Crow Medicine Show....wow, they were great when I saw them in Portland at the Crystal Ballroom.
Check out.. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH0CnjXqCLE&feature=channel[/youtube]
Re: Music - illcommandante - 07-19-2010
I saw Roy Clark at The Josephine County Fair, years ago. No wonder the guy has a heart attack every other week. I can't play all his stuff (And, he can't play all of mine, either), but I can play his stuff with a lot less effort than he puts into it. Why does the guy work so hard? I will give him kudos for being about the only human opry star there ever was. Besides Deford (And of course, Hank).