Experimental listening and discovery !

Most probably know the song...
This is from the poster:

"A 8mm film done by my sister while
in high school for a class project
in the 70's with music by Melanie
that I transferred to tape. Location Wichita Kansas." 

Pauldo , I can relate to this in that I also had elective classes where we were issued 8MM movie cameras . I remember  my Bolex Macro-zoom !

Nice work on both of your contributions to this project . 

Festival Express jam; Dead, Band, Bonnie & Delaney, Ian & Sylvia, et al:

Peter

"E.O.T.W.", Englishtown, NJ - 9/3/77:  https://youtu.be/30f_Eo9ynW8?list=RD5LVdpE-NjQk

Peter

OK........I got no freakin' idea what to think of this pairing:


Peter

Peter's post had me thinking of this gem from Mr. Waits.   (Remember, Tom Waits for no man ... rimshot)

Bill, tgo

...little tune here about bachelorhood-ism.

That'll keep me snickering a while today. 

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on March 28, 2021, 01:54:49 AM
"E.O.T.W.", Englishtown, NJ - 9/3/77:  https://youtu.be/30f_Eo9ynW8?list=RD5LVdpE-NjQk

Peter

That's a really good "Eyes"... nice bounce to it. That 9/3/77 Englishtown Show was a landmark for several of my favorites.   

This sounded like a lotta' fun goin' on.



*particularly from 4:40 out...

No idea why this was in my head when I woke this morning but since I don't know any lyrics apart from the title and the groove.

My wife introduced me to Animal Logic decades ago.  She is a huge Stewart Copland fan... I said, do you know who is on bass?!   

Happy guitar sounds. And a Telecaster with flames. On a bunk in the back of a tour bus. Now that's how to run a Friday morning. 

Reminded by a recent thread, I went back and spun The Dance from 1997. It was an exciting time for Mac fans, especially when a couple new tunes came out. The little arpeggiated thing Chris plays at 1:17 just makes the song. (she played it on the track that became the eventual album release for Say You Will in 2003, but it's buried in the mix) 

Listening to Verve Records on Spotify and can't believe the wondrous catalog they have!

Ben Webster's saxophone has a soul!