MUSIC - What are ASF members listening to?

[sptrawler]

Ane Brun, what diction, magic IMO

 

[sptrawler]

If I'm feeling down about the portfolio, I just play this and crank it up, @qldfrog can probably give me a translation.

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Ane Brun, what diction, magic IMO

Ane Brun just came up on Spotify mix. ...doing Beatles' song From Me To You.

 

[sptrawler]

At 64 I can actually ask the missus this.

 

[sptrawler]

This sounds like a song written by someone working on Sydney apartment blocks.

 

[qldfrog]

If I'm feeling down about the portfolio, I just play this and crank it up, @qldfrog can probably give me a translation.

https://media.istockphoto.com/videos/burning-match-and-flame-video-id614907720
going in style??

 

[Dona Ferentes]

and isn't this a wonderful time to revisit the songbook



Willie Watson is worth a day -- + takes you to Old Crow Medicine Show.

Dave Rawlings and his 1936 Epiphone should keep you busy for even more, especially when Gillian Welch is introduced to the equation

 

[sptrawler]

Isn't great to have this thread, in times like this, it takes your mind of current problems and gets you thinking about past music memories from times that were happier.
Magic, thanks @cynic, for keeping this thread going through good times and bad it is what makes ASF special IMO. Posters like yourself and @bigdog who constantly post uplifting or enlightening posts, regardless of market conditions. Kudo's to you guy's, you are special.
When I want a break from the doom and gloom I come here, when I wake up I go to Bigdog's market wrap.

 

[$20shoes]

IF you're feeling blue, press play, and keep it on repeat.

 

[$20shoes]

Dennis Wilson is one of those artists who got under my skin, and I have to carry him with me wherever I go. Stay to the end folks....just beautiful

 

[Dona Ferentes]

yes, ... and what about

 

[$20shoes]

yes, ... and what about

Oh nice share. I hadnt heard that before! Thank you

 

[Logique]

and isn't this a wonderful time to revisit the songbook

Willie Watson is worth a day -- + takes you to Old Crow Medicine Show.
Dave Rawlings and his 1936 Epiphone should keep you busy for even more, especially when Gillian Welch is introduced to the equation

Love this Dona, thank you

 

[Logique]

Isn't great to have this thread, in times like this, it takes your mind of current problems and gets you thinking about past music memories from times that were happier.
Magic, thanks @cynic, for keeping this thread going through good times and bad it is what makes ASF special IMO. Posters like yourself and @bigdog who constantly post uplifting or enlightening posts, regardless of market conditions. Kudo's to you guy's, you are special.
When I want a break from the doom and gloom I come here, when I wake up I go to Bigdog's market wrap.

Yes well said SpT

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Oh nice share. I hadnt heard that before! Thank you

and more West African music 1982 Orchestre Baobab

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Love this Dona, thank you

then you'll love: (2004)

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Carolina Chocolate Drops

 

[Dona Ferentes]

Carolina Chocolate Drops

which will take you to Rhiannon Giddens; 5 string fretless banjo, plays live barefoot, and those Cherokee cheekbones
(she played Katoomba in March!)

 

[sptrawler]

(she played Katoomba in March!) That would have been a great show, it is amazing what great acts they get in these smaller venues.

 

[sptrawler]

I saw Dennis Locorriere the lead singer from Dr Hook, at the Mandurah Theatre a couple of years ago, one of the best shows I've been to, small audience great interaction and really informal. Also he still had a great voice, a clip from 2019.