What are you listening to?
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Dave Boyle
Life of the Party
On KEXP just now, Nick Lowe singing a muted acoustic version of (what’s so funny about) ‘peace, love and understanding’. Written in 1974 apparently, but oh so poignant right now for me at least, really bears the testimony of time. The original full band version is a belter too.
Dave
Dave
This is an older song, but I haven't gotten out of my mind for the past 3 weeks:
Bass-O-Matic
Life of the Party
Hump day and I got a groove going...
I listen to a lot of vintage jazz, popular, and some pretty obscure novelty tunes from yesteryear, but Marty Stuart and the Fabulous Superlatives have been showing up a lot more in my YT feed, and it's really fun to listen to. Today I had a "Wings of Pegasus" analysis video show up of a Stuart solo acoustic mandolin (shredding) performance during a concert in 2011 that is just phenomenal. I thought the 1972 Dueling Banjos TV performance I posted earlier of a 14 year old Stuart in 1972 with Lester Flatt is pretty darned impressive but the precision technique in this solo acoustic performance with "nowhere to hide clams" is just mind blowing. He actually has to quiet the audience from clapping along to get through his composition with ever increasing speed.
Excellent! Thanks!
Saw Lonnie in Portland at a small music venue a couple times. Just astounding! This is a phenomenal lp
A san Francisco duo that put out a remarkable lp
Billy Strings- someone posted something of his here … i had been impressed with him for quite a while but this cover of the Traffic classic is astounding.
This from the last new recording i bought…Stony Hill/ge smith and Leroy Bell
Mark Melton
Life of the Party
Cover of an old Louis Armstrong tune.
Wonderful movie with a great soundtrack by the master.
