What Music Are You Listening to? - March, 2023
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Bill Evans, 3 disc set complete Village Vanguard recording. Includes the sounds from diners having a meal and no sound from the moment the recording failed mid track!
on a proper HiFi, the LP or CD of this recordning is stunning.
on a proper HiFi, the LP or CD of this recordning is stunning.
Gone through The Police singles and now going through Maroon 5 singles.
Maybe one of the reasons I chose the right side of the law, was listening to Shackles and Chains as a kid.
Jimmy Davis original
Modern version
Jimmy Davis original
Modern version
great great listening. thanks for sharing this one. never heard of it before.
From Risky Business, a live version of Love on a Real Train...
I'm not a great fan of Yanni, but will admit to having seen him perform live a few years back. This is my favorite song of his from that era:
This is the last Steely Dan concert to include Walter Becker, who died September 3, 2017:
A song to usher in the birth of Cornell and Diehl's 2023 THE BEAST: Tori Amos- Father Lucifer
Finally had a chance to get into the Time Out of Mind bootleg set. Quite elaborate packaging...haven't had time yet to read the book. Just started by listening to the original album, which I hadn't listened to in quite a while.
The Dylan albums I consider to be his best can't really be compared to one another because they are all from different phases of his life, and all create their own unique experience...but I can't say I like any of them more than TOOM. Listening to it again now has been a clear reminder of all the reasons I like it so much.
Every song on it is worth commenting on, but I'll just say Highlands will always be the first thing that comes to mind when I think of this album...and I consider it one of his very best songs of his entire career. And to me at least, cannot be compared to anything else he ever wrote.
The Dylan albums I consider to be his best can't really be compared to one another because they are all from different phases of his life, and all create their own unique experience...but I can't say I like any of them more than TOOM. Listening to it again now has been a clear reminder of all the reasons I like it so much.
Every song on it is worth commenting on, but I'll just say Highlands will always be the first thing that comes to mind when I think of this album...and I consider it one of his very best songs of his entire career. And to me at least, cannot be compared to anything else he ever wrote.
I’m sort of stuck tonight on Shackles and Chains.
If everyone’s Grandma would go over how sad it would be to go to prison, and teach them Shackles and Chains, there’d be less evil in this old sin cussed world today.
Such lines—-
“A piece of stone I will use, for my pillow
While I’m sleeping in shackles and chains”
Wilma Lee Cooper
Merle Haggard
Jimmy Martin
And there’s so many more.
If everyone’s Grandma would go over how sad it would be to go to prison, and teach them Shackles and Chains, there’d be less evil in this old sin cussed world today.
Such lines—-
“A piece of stone I will use, for my pillow
While I’m sleeping in shackles and chains”
Wilma Lee Cooper
Merle Haggard
Jimmy Martin
And there’s so many more.
Currently listening to Horace Silver ~ Serenade to a Soul Sister.
The radio show ‘The Dylan Hours’ she just played one of Bob’s masterpieces ‘Key West (philosopher pirate)’ for what ever strange reason that recording brings me to tears if I let it. Sometimes I don’t have a choice in the matter. It’s a beautiful work of art by a master.
Shakes the cobwebs off the brainwaves…
