Let's invite the Bill Evans Trio to usher in November with "Autumn Leaves" featuring one of the greatest groups in jazz, Bill on piano, Scott LaFaro on bass and Paul Motion on drums.
What Music Are You Listening to? November, 2023
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I woke up this mornin' and none of the news was good
Death machines were rumblin' 'cross the ground where Jesus stood
And the man on my TV told me that it had always been that way
And there was nothin' anyone could do or say
And I almost listened to him
Yeah I almost lost my mind
Then I regained my senses again
And looked into my heart to find
That I believe that one fine day all the children of Abraham
Will lay down their swords forever in Jerusalem
Well maybe I'm only dreamin' and maybe I'm just a fool
But I don't remember learnin' how to hate in Sunday school
Somewhere along the way I strayed and I never looked back again
But I still find some comfort now and then
Then the storm comes rumblin' in
And I can't lay me down
And the drums are drummin' again
And I can't stand the sound
But I believe there'll come a day when the lion and the lamb
Will lie down in peace together in Jerusalem
And there'll be no barricades then
There'll be no wire or walls
And we can wash all this blood from our hands
And all this hatred from our souls
And I believe that on that day all the children of Abraham
Will lay down their swords forever in Jerusalem
Death machines were rumblin' 'cross the ground where Jesus stood
And the man on my TV told me that it had always been that way
And there was nothin' anyone could do or say
And I almost listened to him
Yeah I almost lost my mind
Then I regained my senses again
And looked into my heart to find
That I believe that one fine day all the children of Abraham
Will lay down their swords forever in Jerusalem
Well maybe I'm only dreamin' and maybe I'm just a fool
But I don't remember learnin' how to hate in Sunday school
Somewhere along the way I strayed and I never looked back again
But I still find some comfort now and then
Then the storm comes rumblin' in
And I can't lay me down
And the drums are drummin' again
And I can't stand the sound
But I believe there'll come a day when the lion and the lamb
Will lie down in peace together in Jerusalem
And there'll be no barricades then
There'll be no wire or walls
And we can wash all this blood from our hands
And all this hatred from our souls
And I believe that on that day all the children of Abraham
Will lay down their swords forever in Jerusalem
Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris
So the guy was a drug addict who died of an overdose out with a hooker in a cheap motel while he was married and he was doing both Emmylou Harris and Linda Rondsadt and his body was stolen and burned in Joshua Tree National Park. We all are flawed in some ways. Keith Richards liked him, that should count for something.
Why isn’t Gram Parsons in the Country Hall of Fame yet?.
So the guy was a drug addict who died of an overdose out with a hooker in a cheap motel while he was married and he was doing both Emmylou Harris and Linda Rondsadt and his body was stolen and burned in Joshua Tree National Park. We all are flawed in some ways. Keith Richards liked him, that should count for something.
Why isn’t Gram Parsons in the Country Hall of Fame yet?.
This lady is quite the pianist! I've been enjoying her performances lately. She has an interesting history of how she happened to be in this position today. The Liszt disc is outstanding not only in her performance, but the recording quality. The way she plays that monster Bosendorfer Imperial grand piano is something else!
I don't know how to embed, and it's not YouTube anyways. But I'm currently hanging out with John Lee Hooker's Don't Turn me from Your Door album. Nothing like the blues, black coffee, and Carter Hall!
Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon Live at Wembley
Herman Brood and his Wild Romance. Made in Holland, 1978.
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I almost never give the slightest shit about studio-created/processed music, anymore.
If the band/person in question can't play live on a stage with minimal amplification (or none at all), gettem outta here...
Standing in a semi-circle around a single mic in someone's business office definitely qualifies as the Real Deal.
This short-lived band was absolute magic:
If the band/person in question can't play live on a stage with minimal amplification (or none at all), gettem outta here...
Standing in a semi-circle around a single mic in someone's business office definitely qualifies as the Real Deal.
This short-lived band was absolute magic:
He's such a maestro at what he does
Now playing Joe Bonamassa - Blues Deluxe, Vol. 2