What are You Listening To? - August 2024
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Ira and Charlie Louvin are so far above all other male duet country music duos they belong in a seperate category. Duplication of any of the Louvin Brothers songs has been said to be impossible.
But aside from the Louvins, I believe Buck Owens and Don Rich were the best male duo in the golden age of country music.
If only Don Rich hadn’t loved his Harley, you know?
But aside from the Louvins, I believe Buck Owens and Don Rich were the best male duo in the golden age of country music.
If only Don Rich hadn’t loved his Harley, you know?
Now playing The Pretenders - Learning to Crawl
Such a beautiful way to start the day….
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One of my favorites from Steely Dan's Everything Must Go:
I'm kind of surprised that none of us have mentioned Paul Anka who was teen heart throb back in the 50's. Once the Beatles came along he was kind of pushed aside but he has a long life of doing musical things. Surprisingly he is the one who wrote the music for the "Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson. He's still alive and kicking at 83.
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"I'm so young and you're so old
This, my darling, I've been told
I don't care just what they say
'Cause forever I will pray
You and I will be as free
As the birds up in the trees
Oh, please stay by me, Diana"
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"I'm so young and you're so old
This, my darling, I've been told
I don't care just what they say
'Cause forever I will pray
You and I will be as free
As the birds up in the trees
Oh, please stay by me, Diana"
Here's my favorite Oscar Peterson with tenor saxaphonists Coleman Hawkins and Ben Webster playing La Rosita (1957) . Joining them are the incomparable Ray Brown (bass), Herb Ellis (guitar), and Alvin Stoller (drums). This is from the album Coleman Hawkins Encounters Ben Webster. Some true original smooth jazz for your Friday evening:
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