WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

Started by pace, April 16, 2014, 10:15:10 PM

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David Houck

Two manifestations of an old favorite:

Simple Gifts - Yo-Yo Ma and Alison Krauss



AARON COPLAND - Simple Gifts From Appalachian Spring - LEONARD BERNSTEIN


rv_bass

#3781
Valentina Igoshina, that was awesome, David, fluidity was the first word that hit my mind!   :)

rv_bass

...seems like a good month for this...



edwardofhuncote

I never get tired of hearing that recording of Aliison with Yo-Yo Ma. Both, once in a generation at what they do.

pauldo


Both videos had deep passion. And we're a perfect fit to my mood this morning.
8)


cozmik_cowboy

Leon Russell & friends, 1970:


Peter (who's trying to ignore the fact that the baby one of the hot young back-up singers is holding is 50 now......)
"Is not Hypnocracy no other than the aspiration to discover the meaning of Hypnocracy?  Have you heard the one about the yellow dog yet?"
St. Dilbert

"If I could explain it in prose, I wouldn't have had to write the song."
Robt. Hunter

David Houck

I've watched that Homewood session before.  Pretty cool!

StefanieJones


sonicus

#3788
DOLBY TECHNOLOGIES

Here you will find an educational and interesting video about Dolby Technologies 
I own old Dolby A & SR  outboard gear  for audio magnetic tape transfers .


lbpesq

We always called it "Dullby".

Bill, tgo

sonicus

  Bill , The professional Dolby SR version was far from  "dull" as the consumer Dolby B appeared as  such without supplemental  post equalization . I did not care for Consumer  Dolby B either   There was no comparison between Dolby SR and Dolby B in sonic results . :)

lbpesq

My Sony Pro Walkman had Dullby B and Dullby C.  Both sucked the life out of the music.

Bill, tgo


sonicus

#3792
SR was the pro version after Dolby A  and a different ball game and both were very expensive  outboard rack mount units  $$$$  .The consumer versions  both B & C  sucked  the life out of the music  , I totally agree  100% :)     


dannobasso