Slaw, you sure have turned me onto a lot of new music here...
"Tattoo" from the The Who Sell Out
Tune of the Day
"Blue Rondo a la Turk" on the Two Generations of Brubeck album. Wow.
There are many fine versions of this tune, but this one gets me dancing, clapping, fist-pounding, whatever, every time....and it's not easy to dance in, what, 9/8? I love tunes that grow, build, develop, and move through changes. This one just picks me up and takes me right along with it. Great melding of jazz and rock idioms, too. It's fun to imagine Dave Brubeck setting the groove and then sitting back to hear where his kids and their friends take it.
You can continue exploring Dave and the kids on Two Generations of Brubeck, "The Great Spirit Made Us All". And Chris Brubeck's rock/jazz band Sky King on "Secret Sauce".
For extra credit, give a "spin" to Chase, "Bochawa" from their last album, Pure Music.
Anyway, that's my two cents today.
There are many fine versions of this tune, but this one gets me dancing, clapping, fist-pounding, whatever, every time....and it's not easy to dance in, what, 9/8? I love tunes that grow, build, develop, and move through changes. This one just picks me up and takes me right along with it. Great melding of jazz and rock idioms, too. It's fun to imagine Dave Brubeck setting the groove and then sitting back to hear where his kids and their friends take it.
You can continue exploring Dave and the kids on Two Generations of Brubeck, "The Great Spirit Made Us All". And Chris Brubeck's rock/jazz band Sky King on "Secret Sauce".
For extra credit, give a "spin" to Chase, "Bochawa" from their last album, Pure Music.
Anyway, that's my two cents today.
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Marjorie Fair - Self Help Serenade Track 8, "Cracks In The Wall" Marjorie Fair - Cracks In The Wall (Thanks to Pokey77 for the introduction)
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"Attics Of My Life" by Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams, with Amy Helm on the third part of the delicious 3-part harmony singing. The song was written by Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter, and if it was recorded by The Dead I doubt it sounds as good as this version. Jerry wrote some good songs, but he and Bob’s harmonies were rather sour sounding (calm down Deadheads, you know it’s true). The 3-part by Larry, Teresa, and Amy is Angelic. By the way, Garcia was himself a fan of The Louvin Brothers, and Hillbilly and Bluegrass music in general. Most of his side-projects were in those genres of music, beginning with Old & In The Way. |
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