Whatjd, Quick, get a copy of Willie Nelson's "Blue Skies"? |
Good God......I'm in the upper Midwest....and it has been
overcast and raining almost every day since this post...?
Any music out there that will make the rain go away? |
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Jackson Brown, "Late For the Sky". Listen with red wine. |
albert said it all. couldn't agree more. i do hope daniel has another "acadia" in his quiver. god knows, he has a long tradition of nor'leans and arcadian precursors to emulate.
-kelly |
Czapp, your copy of "Acadia" by Daniel Lanois is, in my opinion, the best album he ever did. There is a later work titled "For Beauty Of Winona," where Daniel was first convinced to take voice lessons prior to the session. This made him so self conscious in his vocalizations, that it ruined the spontaneity for me. His engineering work is evident in the new Tom Waits album and also Bob Dylan. You can go back a few years to "Wrecking Ball" with Emmylou Harris and get another taste of his talent. He has contributed much. |
Rec....agreed, after the Chet Baker, the next two on were
Pure Desmond, and Pokadots and Moonbeams...excellent! But, of course, rainy days means the blues to some and a cozy
inside day to others. |
It has been raining here on and off for the last 2 days and I have been listening to Paul Desmond. |
Vangelis - "Soil Festivities" (Electronic)
Genesis - "Wind and Wuthering" |
Albertporter-
I just got Acadie by Daniel Lanois. Great stuff.
Are you familiar with any of his other music? Any recomendations?
Thanks
Carl |
Well,..today we have rain, most of last night and all day so far,...and I've been playing Chet Baker.. |
to lay back and groove on a rainy day... the jimi hendrix experience/electric ladyland |
What was i thinking: casals doing bach cello sonatas!! or serkin playing beethovan's moonlight sonata or anyone playin chopin.
had to throw those in, sorry. |
Anything by 'Cat Power' - alternative indie rock, sultry, sad, sexy, intelligent.
Tracy chapman
CSNY
nice post. |
"Acadia," Daniel Lanois.
"Songs for Drella," & "Magic and Loss" Lou Reed.
"Bye-Bye Safe Journey, " Steve Tibbitts.
"Blue" Joni Mitchell.
"American Prayer," Jim Morrison, The Doors. |
Keith Jarrett, Beethoven piano sonatas, Bach's Goldberg Variations and early Tom Waits. |
1. Cliche, yes, but it sure does fit..."Kind of Blue" works really well.
2. "Fumbling toward ecstasy" Sarah Mclaughlin
3. Brahms violin concerto. |
actually craig, I just got it after reading that thread. Love it. Another rainy day favorite. |
Almost anything by Dinah Washington. |
Cowboy Junkies "The Caution Horses". This CD is also my favorite music for "tough times" (Issabre; if you're interested I think you could search this under "tough times")-- a thread I started awhile ago. Cheers. Craig. |
for me it's lou reed, "songs for drella" (w/ john cale) and "new york." -kelly |
