Don't get caught at the dollar bill bar.
Emmylou Harris and the aptly named Hot Band doing Luxury Liner on The Old Grey Whistle Test, circa 1977. Four minutes and forty-two seconds of flat gittin' it.
Happy Oktoberfest?
J.A. Ackley said:
Happy Oktoberfest?
Sure, why not? But I like my accordion with a little more oomph.
We're listening to Pianoscapes by the late, great, Michael Jones in our sun room. If you're interested, look him up.
This guy tends to slip one upbeat/"partying" track into each album, this album is just three of them and it's quite good:
In reply to DarkMonohue :
I've recently gotten hooked on, for lack of a better understanding, "regional Mexican music."
I know next to no Spanish, but the music has inspired me to learn the language.
A random pick from my list of current favs:
This came out THIRTY FIVE years ago today, so it's getting a spin right now.
John Coletrane today. Born 99 years ago earlier this week.
The Happy Fits released a new album last week, so that's what I've been jamming to between podcasts
Junior and I are hanging out this morning, so I put Emmylou Harris's Luxury Liner album on. I'm loading the dishwasher and he's playing with his magnetic tiles. Pancho & Lefty comes on and the kid asks, "how is this such *beautiful* music?"
Magic, buddy. Magic.
The "song that makes you cry" thread reminded me of this. Haven't heard it in a while.
If the above is either too new or somehow too old for your tastes, I respectfully submit the famously late Mr George Jones.
Still listening to Rush.
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