What Are You Listening To? - October 2025
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Remembering Abdullah Ibn Buhaina AKA Art Blakey 10/11/1919 - 10/16/1990.
Need something different to perk you up, or maybe just annoy you? This music originated in Portugal or Spain in the late 1490s. The melody has been used by many composers over the years including the likes of Vivaldi, and Corelli. The name Folia means fool or madness typically. Most versions I've heard are mostly by early music groups using early instruments. This version is a tour de force of just about any obscure musical instrument or noise maker you can think of, including a power saw or lawn mower and what sounds like a car full of clowns, but the melody remains. It truly is crazy but recorded very well with stunning realism.
Colter is so good, great songwriter and super distinctive voice. And it’s kinda cool he is a actual cowboy.
He’s the only modern (if you want to call him that) country artist I listen to on a regular basis. I’ll play some Charley Crockett every now and then too.
Speaking of Charley Crockett, this is probably my favorite cover of this song.
Given the discussions here on the forums about the pipes of the movie The Good The Bad and The Ugly reminded me of the music from the movie as performed by the Danish National Symphony Orchestra. They seem to like doing older movie music, but this performance is rather special, and very well done!
Remembering Pharaoh Sanders 10/13/1940 - 9/24/2022.
My favorite piece of classical music That I first heard in 1978 never found it again as it was played on FM station and I didn't get the name of it ,so now 40 plus years later i hear it once and realize that was it. This is a marvelous cathedral .Perfect for this song. Ralph Vaughn Williams performed the song first in this same Cathedral.
Now playing Horace Silver - Song For My Father