Chris Rodrigues & the Spoon Lady:


Peter

I love it. And the hound dawg cameo appearance at 2:20 makes it art. 

The Simba Baumgartner was nice.  From a piece at JazzTimes:

"Simba Baumgartner, Django Reinhardt's great-grandson, is just 22, but he has already proven himself an adept practitioner of Gypsy jazz ... Baumgartner began playing guitar at age four, and he regards his great-grandfather's music as almost a cultural heirloom. He resides with his family in the small French town of Samois-sur-Seine, where Reinhardt died, and lives a traditional Gypsy lifestyle. He speaks just French. He does not go to school, and cannot read or write. He does not listen to a lot of music outside of Reinhardt's discography."

Arli Liberman

The Cure - Live At Glastonbury 2019 (Full Set) (HD)



These guys were just inducted to the Rock & Roll hall of fame in May.

That Ste. Anne's Reel was just lovely. Thanks for that. How bittersweet it is to remember our lost loved ones by the beautiful things they did while we had them with us.

Hagar Ben-Ari on bass...

This was in my sidebar while listening to Hidria today....



Eric Gales.

Giving my office/music room a long-overdue cleaning today; fortunately, wandering around YouTube I stumbled across an almost-3-hour compilation of slow blues ballads!


Peter (who just a new computer and new speakers; hot diggity!)

Congrats on the new speakers Coz. The small amplifier I used to drive speakers in my practice space died a little while back... I keep meaning to replace it. The speakers are fine, but useless without an amp. So I've been using the home theater system and just playing stuff through that setup. Not ideal, but works to play along with, if I unplug the sub. At least it's easy to reach.

Last night, it was Stevie Nicks... the title cut from "In Your Dreams".

They've made another one.

The Martin Miller Session Band - The Ultimate Genesis Medley

Wow, that gets the blood moving in the morning, Dave!


My first roommate was a huge Genesis fan. I should make it a point to look him up today and say hello.

Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy





Be patient with this one. The song really gets moving and emotive around the 2 minute mark. The video pairs wonderfully with this atmospheric music.

The Boards of Canada piece is nice; thanks!

You are welcome! I thought you would like it. Actually had you in mind when I posted it. Based on the things you post and your own music that you create (that you have shared here) and knowing some of your favorites and influences (David Gilmore in particular).
These guys have a several albums worth of wonderful material. Most all of their work is very nostalgic and thought provoking in one way or another. They definitely have a "less is more" approach.