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What are you listening to? Part III
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Caroline Campbell, violinist: Czardas - with the Los Angeles Virtuosi Orchestra
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Terrific choice; if you like NMH, I wonder whether you have ever listened to the (excellent) music of Beirut, who openly admit to the influence of NMH on their music?
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I like this a lot thanks.
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Live at Beacon Theatre with Beth hart. She sings 'I'll take care of you' wonderfully so much control and expression in her voice then he cuts in with a breathtaking solo at the end.
If you like Bonamassa it's one to savour I think.
Oh what I'd give to have that Martin. And to be able to play it the way she does.
Beautiful stuff, thanks for sharing!
Fantastic music; I have this on CD, and have heard them, live, at concerts of classical music.
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Mission of Burma, their album The Obliterati (2006). Goes swimmingly well w/ my early attempts to accommodate the presence of MacOs Catalina and its apps on some of my gear.
She makes it look easy - never had a chance to play a guitar like that - I wonder if the "Vintage" guitars are really any better than new modern specs, at any rate it sure sounds great when she plays it 👍
Agnes Obel: Two albums (both on CD and both "ripped" to my iTunes Library, and to my A&K SP1000 mp3 player): Aventine & Philharmonics.
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HA HA - someone is having fun with Catalina - LOL - sampled a few of those tunes - LOL
Maybe you need more calming music like enya LOL
She really does, and it really does.
I've played a few guitars that were on the expensive side, and there is always a point beyond which the quality of the instrument is probably not a factor anymore, things like the name on the headstock will carry more weight than actual playability. Which (the playability) will most probably be great, don't get me wrong, but I sometimes do wonder if a 3000 dollar / euro / whathaveyou instrument is 10 times better than a 300 <currency> guitar. In my experience, 9 times out of ten no. But then again, things like this have at least as much to do with feelings than they do with pragmatic facts. And I'm fine with that, if I had the cash I'd line my walls with guitars so nice I'd be afraid to play them.
Nah, play them.
Such beautiful instruments deserve to be played; it is what they were designed, and crafted, and created, to do.
Listening to Aldoc, "Feed Me Seymour" from their album "From Taillight to Halle".
Friday still my night for jazz. An old favorite to start with, the Bill Evans Trio, Sunday at the Village Vanguard (live performances, 1961, the last w/ Scott LaFaro as bassist)
You can find this on Spotify, here are the track previews
You can find this on Spotify, here are the track previews