A music thread

[Refractordude]

Danish National Symphony Orchestra doing The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly 1966.

Was hoping more people would listen to this. It really is awesome.

[Lady Fraktor]

I had to recruit Bryan to help me find the band name for this one:

[Pikaia]

Teddy Bor - Mc Mozart's Eine kleine bricht Moonlicht Nicht Musik

[Refractordude]

Great child piano player.

[Refractordude]

Two Hank Williams classics





https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Williams#Death

[Refractordude]

Lead Belly's Where Did You Sleep Last night, Goodnight Irene and House of the Rising Sun

[Refractordude]

Scrapper Blackwell's Nobody Wants You When Your Down And Out

[Refractordude]

BB King's How Blue Can You Get

[bladekeeper]

I'm way behind on the Music Thread. My apologies! I hope to get caught up this week.

Anyway, sitting here listening to Pink Floyd. I am on Wish You Were Here at present.

So, hat's off to Roy Harper!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Harper_(singer)

Why Roy Harper while listening to Pink Floyd? Why, he is the one doing lead vocals on "Have a Cigar".



And on another (sort of related) note...

[notFritzArgelander]

This appeared in my news feed today. Antonio Janigro playing Faure'.

The closeup of the bow, how it moves between the bridge and fingerboard to produce brighter and darker sounds is really special.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1MVQS6 ... nKThkD_mJI

It brought back memories of my last lessons with my teacher. I had been working on Bloch's Schelomo which has a difficult passage in quarter tones. (Notes in between the notes on a piano.) He said there were only two cellists in the world who played it consistently in tune with the notation, Janigro and myself. Ah well.

Schubert sonata follows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDZf70O6_eE

Janigro was mostly based in Zagreb.

[SKEtrip]

I'm way behind on the Music Thread. My apologies! I hope to get caught up this week.

Anyway, sitting here listening to Pink Floyd. I am on Wish You Were Here at present.

So, hat's off to Roy Harper!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Harper_(singer)

Why Roy Harper while listening to Pink Floyd? Why, he is the one doing lead vocals on "Have a Cigar".

The family has learned, just clear a path when dad is "on" Floyd. When it blares from my cave no one comes near, they know I'm gone

And on another (sort of related) note...

Did you see the first comment ?
"Never do drugs kids but if you do, listen to this song"

[bladekeeper]

The family has learned, just clear a path when dad is "on" Floyd. When it blares from my cave no one comes near, they know I'm gone

You would appreciate my thread title in the Reports forum.

[Micke187]

Anyone into synth with electric guitar?

[Pikaia]

A different interpretation of Vivaldi's Four Seasons, performed by Red Priest.



Red Priest is the only early music group in the world to have been compared in the press to the Rolling Stones, Jackson Pollock, the Marx Brothers, Spike Jones and the Cirque du Soleil.

[Makuser]

Hi all. Here is a favorite of ours. Although there have been some remakes, this English female trio did the best job on the original song (and the video), and was used in the movie Karate Kid. And, we could use a cruel summer after this rotten cruel winter that we have all had. Up next from 1984, Bananarama, with "Cruel Summer":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9ml3nyww80

[SKEtrip]

Anyone into synth with electric guitar?

Reminds me of good old days with Tangerine Dream & Vangelis.
Somehow Pulstar seems appropriate :

[Makuser]

Hello all. Most of you know of Lorne Greene. His first role was playing Peter in the movie "The Silver Chalice" (1952). Later, he was Ben Cartwright on the Ponderosa TV show, and Adama on the Battlestar Gallactica TV show, and finally as a spokesperson for Alpo dog foods. He also recorded a hit vocal song in the early 1960's called Ringo. This was about the outlaw Johnny Ringo, and not to be confused with Ringo Starr of the Beatles. Up next, from 1964, Lorne Greene, with "Ringo":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCyuq-ofnPc
I hope that all of you enjoy this musical trip back in time, and have a great weekend.

[Ozypic]

Danish National Symphony Orchestra doing The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly 1966.

Was hoping more people would listen to this. It really is awesome.

Awsome for sure ,what a great big effort on the orchestras part. But i love all the versions of that tune especialy "The Ukulele orchestra of Great Britain" Phill

[Mike_Lewis]

How about a little "Death Grass"? That's one of the names I've heard for this genre. I'm really a blues rock kind of guy, but I came upon this while surfing around YouTube and it caught my attention. I offer you Holy Locust, "Tangled in Ropes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P3LcuLlQ1I

[Lady Fraktor]

One of Roger Waters best albums I think, great music and symbolism throughout. Very political as normal.
Lead track from Amused To Death