What Are You Listening To - March, 2024
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Silver Wings, Footlights and this one are some of my favorites. Still not happy with him taking ol Waylon’s money in that card game though. 
I bet there would have been an extra hit or two for both of them had the circumstances been different.
I bet there would have been an extra hit or two for both of them had the circumstances been different.
Now playing Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti (1975)
Currently listening to My Bloody Valentine ~ Loveless.
Two of the best: Stephane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt, simply swinging on Fats Waller's classic "Honeysuckle Rose." Enjoy!
Now for something completely different, how about some definitive Barry White?
Here's an interesting fact: Mr. White was once the A&R (Artists & Repertoire) man for Del-Fi Records (Ritchie Valen's label) where a young Ms. Bobbie Gentry tried to sell him a song titled "Ode to Billy Joe." Mr. White liked the song and urged the label to purchase it, but it was refused. She subsequently pitched it to Capitol Records who made the purchase. Five weeks after its release it rose to the the top of Billboard Magazine's pop singles chart, and set Ms. Gentry's career into orbit.
Just in case you've forgotten what she looked like back in the day, here she is:
Here's an interesting fact: Mr. White was once the A&R (Artists & Repertoire) man for Del-Fi Records (Ritchie Valen's label) where a young Ms. Bobbie Gentry tried to sell him a song titled "Ode to Billy Joe." Mr. White liked the song and urged the label to purchase it, but it was refused. She subsequently pitched it to Capitol Records who made the purchase. Five weeks after its release it rose to the the top of Billboard Magazine's pop singles chart, and set Ms. Gentry's career into orbit.
Just in case you've forgotten what she looked like back in the day, here she is:
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Just picked up tix to see Neil at a new amphitheater only 15 minutes from the house. Can't wait.
Steve Roach - Sanctuary of Desire, from Sanctuary of Desire (2023). If you can look past the overtly New-Agey title, the reward is a delightful 25 minute trip through 80s sequencer/synth land.
Tom Lehrer in Concert- 1967 in Copenhagen. On PBS.
I get a kick out of his performance of The Elements -
Currently listening to Santana ~ Caravanserai.
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