Let's try this one. Video is horrible, but love this song by KiKi Dee. Sure wish I could find her singing "I Will Survive", it's so much better than Gloria Gaynor's version.
Ala , Thanks for posting the Kathleen Edwards tune " Hockey Skates" ! Here's another one of Kathleen's for you & others to enjoy called "In State" Love and Peace my friend !
Heres a few from one of my favorite guitarists, unfortunately there arent many clips of him as he spent the better part of his life being a poor street gospel singer, singing Jesus songs for sparechange and developing an incredible guitar style and it wasnt until the folk scare of the early 60's that he got 'discovered', became the mentor to an untold number of great guitar players and became fairly well known.Anyway from Rev Gary Davis heres two:Hope you donr mind a gospel mood--i can always listen to Rev Davis
My friend Ed played with Frank Zappa for about 15 years, now he plays and makes sounds with gongs and bells and and things...He does sound healing seminars now,, although he is really just an old rock and roller. After a few minutes of him playing live you are like anew person
I here you there MSTAR on the sound reaching someplace important...wow...
Hey .. Mstar.. I remember you posting once a while back about some of your stainglass artwork ending up on some album cover ... Tull's I believe. Would you share that story here again... I thought it was soooooooooooooooooo cool!
Satchmo.. he's one of my favorites and this one is one of his best. I remember him when he was alive and performing on TV. And Mstar.. the good reverend is very good, too. I *love* good Gospel music!
I was/am a huge Jethro Tull fan, their early stuff especially for me when I was younger conjured up inner imagery of of all sorts of medieval and mysterious things.
I was making a stained glass window for an old cathedral that evoked the same feelings one time and while listening to Tull painted a small image of Anderson in silhouette from the Living in The Past cover in an unobtrusive spot in the window as sort of an iconic image that would blend in with the other images in the window as sort of a personal thank you to what his music meant to me.
Fast Forward about 10 years I find the Jethro Tull website on the new to me internet and Ian Anderson has an email address, so I wrote him a fairly substantive letter thanking him for his music, what it had meant to me blah blah and telling him the story about putting his picture in a stained glass window ina cathedral
I never heard back from him but about a year later the new Tull album came out:
and the album cover art was the same image of Anderson that I described silhouetted in a
stained glass window-- :unsure: :)
To stay clear It wasnt my art that actually made the cover, but it did fit the description very closely that I wrote to him....
(this is the only photo I can find which isnt too good)
Its probably all a coincidence but when I first saw it it sure made my day
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Let's try this one. Video is horrible, but love this song by KiKi Dee. Sure wish I could find her singing "I Will Survive", it's so much better than Gloria Gaynor's version.
Hope you enjoy!
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Club Nouveau - Lean On Me: the video is nothing to look at - but I love this version of the song....
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This is genius at work... in 5/8 time...
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Jethro Tull - Living in the Past - another song in 5/8 time....thanks for that last one Ala!
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I played flute for a year or two - or tried to anyway. Tull combines so many of my favorite things....and he made the flute cool!
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Jason Bittner - Drum Solo
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This is a cool place to see what music each of us enjoys. :)
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Heres a few from one of my favorite guitarists, unfortunately there arent many clips of him as he spent the better part of his life being a poor street gospel singer, singing Jesus songs for sparechange and developing an incredible guitar style and it wasnt until the folk scare of the early 60's that he got 'discovered', became the mentor to an untold number of great guitar players and became fairly well known.Anyway from Rev Gary Davis heres two:Hope you donr mind a gospel mood--i can always listen to Rev Davis
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mstar that was awesome ! Thanks for posting those tunes by Gary Davis !
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I dont know if this qualifies as music or not, but it is a sound that I really like and reaches someplace important and centering within me.
Unfortunately I just have a short clip
HERE
My friend Ed played with Frank Zappa for about 15 years, now he plays and makes sounds with gongs and bells and and things...He does sound healing seminars now,, although he is really just an old rock and roller. After a few minutes of him playing live you are like anew person
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I here you there MSTAR on the sound reaching someplace important...wow...
Hey .. Mstar.. I remember you posting once a while back about some of your stainglass artwork ending up on some album cover ... Tull's I believe. Would you share that story here again... I thought it was soooooooooooooooooo cool!
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Satchmo.. he's one of my favorites and this one is one of his best. I remember him when he was alive and performing on TV. And Mstar.. the good reverend is very good, too. I *love* good Gospel music!
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Hi Ala
I was/am a huge Jethro Tull fan, their early stuff especially for me when I was younger conjured up inner imagery of of all sorts of medieval and mysterious things.
I was making a stained glass window for an old cathedral that evoked the same feelings one time and while listening to Tull painted a small image of Anderson in silhouette from the Living in The Past cover in an unobtrusive spot in the window as sort of an iconic image that would blend in with the other images in the window as sort of a personal thank you to what his music meant to me.
Fast Forward about 10 years I find the Jethro Tull website on the new to me internet and Ian Anderson has an email address, so I wrote him a fairly substantive letter thanking him for his music, what it had meant to me blah blah and telling him the story about putting his picture in a stained glass window ina cathedral
I never heard back from him but about a year later the new Tull album came out:
and the album cover art was the same image of Anderson that I described silhouetted in a
stained glass window-- :unsure:
:)
To stay clear It wasnt my art that actually made the cover, but it did fit the description very closely that I wrote to him....
(this is the only photo I can find which isnt too good)
Its probably all a coincidence but when I first saw it it sure made my day
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and since Im heading that way tomorrow morning I had to post this:
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Sting - When We Dance: This is so elegant visually .....
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And now the opposite....John Thorogood and the Destroyers - Bad to the Bone
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A little more Satchmo for you Sudo! I love him too! Lois Armstrong - C'est Si BonElla Fitzgerald and Satchmo - Summertimertime
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Louis Armstrong- Kiss to Build A Dream OnLouis Armstrong - When The Saints Go marchin' In
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