I have been a a big fan of Glen Hansard ever since I was late night channel surfing and caught the great, very low budget movie that actually works, Once. The song from it, Falling Slowing, is an enchanting melodic masterpiece, winning an Oscar for best original song, as heard here with scenes from the movie. He was with the group the Frames who have many really good lp's. He is an exceptional songsmith.
I just caught this Paste Studio session with Glen doing four new songs. Every single one is really good. He has a bit of a Cat Stevens vibe, the really good Cat Stevens, no less. _________________ Hey Doge, ever hear of “measure twice, cut once?” It is not cut first and measure later.
Can't wait, love the singles they've released. If you like The National, check out the Gang of Youths song I posted above, "Do Not Let Your Spirit Wane," similar vibe, sound like something the National would make
This one came up for me again..
Ry Cooder and the Moula Banda Rhythm Aces featuring The very Great Terry Evans. Live at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz 1987.
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Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2019 4:48 pm Post subject:
I hope hip hop is allowed in this thread:
I'm a fan of rap that feels like a person talking to you. That's my favorite talent of Pacs. It's why he's the GOAT IMO. _________________ When the world grows. Grow with it.
Tal Wilkenfeld. If the name isn't familiar, she was Jeff Beck's bassist on and off for a few years. Her new album is called Love Remains. Here is a song from it when she opened for The Who.
Here she is with Beck and Billy Gibbons doing a KILLER VERSION of 16 Tons.
Turn it up! _________________ Hey Doge, ever hear of “measure twice, cut once?” It is not cut first and measure later.
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Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 5:25 pm Post subject:
ribeye wrote:
Tal Wilkenfeld. If the name isn't familiar, she was Jeff Beck's bassist on and off for a few years. Her new album is called Love Remains. Here is a song from it when she opened for The Who.
Here she is with Beck and Billy Gibbons doing a KILLER VERSION of 16 Tons.
Turn it up!
Tal is effin' amazing!
I got to see her play when she guested with Gov't Mule several years back and she was spectacular. _________________ Code 8647
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Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 5:29 pm Post subject:
kikanga wrote:
I hope hip hop is allowed in this thread:
Absolutely!:
"[Y]our offering doesn't have to be a Jam, it could be something you think is a Bop or even just a piece of Pop that gets you going. So the genre door is wide open." _________________ Code 8647
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Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2019 10:48 am Post subject:
OK. So I got inspired by all the choices and have made a Spotify playlist of all the tunes so far - at least where I could. Some stuff just isn't on there, but if the artist is on Spotify I picked one of their more popular tunes if the one listed here wasn't available. In instances where people picked whole albums or just named an artist, I picked a tune from the album or artist.
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