What Are You Listening to? - July, 2025
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The incomparable Lady Fitz singing one of the Gershwins' best:
Here's Oscar Peterson's tasty take on that same song. This version of the trio features Ray Brown and Barney Kessel.
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In observance of my natal day today, here's a favorite from Mr. Buffett and Ms. McBride:
The greatest talent in classic twang since Kitty Wells is a young Amish girl named Rose.
She’s attracted one song writer, Conrad Fisher, and her husband Ben only sings harmony with her on her last song, and eventually somebody is likely to give this girl something like It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels and she’d be a household name.
The Robin and the Eggs
Twang has the artists.
We need new Harlan Howards to write twang songs.
She’s attracted one song writer, Conrad Fisher, and her husband Ben only sings harmony with her on her last song, and eventually somebody is likely to give this girl something like It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels and she’d be a household name.
The Robin and the Eggs
Twang has the artists.
We need new Harlan Howards to write twang songs.
Currently listening to Donald Byrd ~ Motor City Scene.
love the music of Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington. In my estimation, to hear Oscar Peterson's interpretation of same is simply icing on the cake. This recording features Ray Brown on double-bass and Ed Thigpen on drums.
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I just started watching "The Agency" (excellent after 1 episode). The opening song caught my attention, a U2 cover by Jack White.