Music And All Things BrookJersey (Moran)
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Well you got us although I could only have misspelled one as I never referenced Belinda. As for Brandi I will blame that on seeing Rick Carlisle’s name in print 100 times in the past month and got confused!PS neither of you have spelled either last name right in the last two posts.
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I did not have:
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band reference on Red.fans
on my bingo card… I do have Molly Hatchet though…
A musician friend of mine from back in the day used to praise them as the “greatest original unoriginal band in the world” referring to their uniqueness while staying 100% true to rock and roll roots.
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As far as you know…
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Somethings for the doubters out there...
Ramones, among my favs, I Want To Be Sedated and Rock Rock Rockaway Park!
Queens boys if I am not mistaken.
Queens boys if I am not mistaken.
Two videos from the British composer, author, comedian Rainer Hersch. He has made a conscious effort take the “stuffy” out of classical music, relate it to modern music, bring comedy to it, make it fun.
In the first he medleys modern hits whose music is based on Pachelbel’s Canon, which was written in the late 1600’s. The examples are diverse for sure and the choir accompanying his orchestra is fantastic.
The second shows a bit of his comedy and delves into the different pieces of music Queen used in creating Bohemian Rhapsody.
In the first he medleys modern hits whose music is based on Pachelbel’s Canon, which was written in the late 1600’s. The examples are diverse for sure and the choir accompanying his orchestra is fantastic.
The second shows a bit of his comedy and delves into the different pieces of music Queen used in creating Bohemian Rhapsody.
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Prescient lyrics "even the Jordan River got bodies floating....." and the great one "hate your next door neighbor, but don't forget to say Grace..."
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Just thought I'd share this clip from a show I went to last night. I've seen Elvis proably 15 times and LaMarisoul's band La Santa Ceceila once before. Also listened through the spanish language version of This Year's Model a few times. Was great to see it performed live. PS I didn't film it. Just found it. PPS my son's name is Elvis, don't judge.
Killer version of that song.
LaMarisoul's great version of Rocket Man, she's versatile.
I found this group out of Western Canada, back about 25 years ago, the Powder Blues (not related to Carolina colors): here is a sampling if you like rock bands with horns and blues, swing, jazz influences, these guys are good.
first album I ever purchased, still relevant.
Bumping up this Irish singer songwriter Paul Brady, outstanding lyricist and performer. His songs are poems put to music, that's what Bob Dylan said about Paul Brady. Bonnie Raitt (who I think is great) covered Paul's songs and has had him open for her on tours. His song Paradise is Here was recorded by Tina Turner and by Cher. Paul has played with Mark Knopfler another fave.
Samples.
Samples.