That's one's not bad at all, Greg - thanks!

Peter

Showing some to love to Johnny Kelly and Kill Devil Hill.

Quote from: dannobasso on November 10, 2023, 07:48:43 PM
Showing some to love to Johnny Kelly and Kill Devil Hill.

The perks of being a Club Member!  This thread offers so many opportunities to hear really good music that I wouldn't normally hear.  Between this thread and our local WMSE.org radio station my musical horizon goes on forever. 

I do my best to give everything on this thread a listen, never am i disappointed.

Thank YOU fellow Club Members! ♥️

Popped up on my playlist.

With the recent passing of Jazz Pianist and composer Carla Bley, tonight, I be spinnin the 1987 Steve Swallow album "Carla" 

A beautiful love song from Fred Eaglesmith (with his wife, Tif Ginn): 

Peter

Quote from: Quasar1 on November 13, 2023, 06:43:57 PM
With the recent passing of Jazz Pianist and composer Carla Bley, tonight, I be spinnin the 1987 Steve Swallow album "Carla" 

I had not heard that news; thanks for the post.  I've enjoyed listening to them, and at some point in the last few years I ran across a wonderful interview with them.  Here's Lawns ...

Here is fellow Alembic fan Tony Senatore and Steve Swallow.

Home at last - Steely Dan

Quote from: dannobasso on November 14, 2023, 08:08:28 PM
Here is fellow Alembic fan Tony Senatore and Steve Swallow ...

Nice!

Lari Basilio - Running To The Other Side

I've always enjoyed LIVE FROM DARYL'S HOUSE.   Thought it so rare he'd bring in so many different artists to play both his songs and theirs as well.  After a several years' hiatus, he's resumed filming again, and I ran across this episode with Robert Fripp, who, it turns out is a very old and dear friend.

I've been a casual Fripp fan over the years, the occasional forays into the English prog version of Crimson, and the later reformed version with Tony Franklin and Adrian Belew.  So here, they do some of Fripp's catalog ( . . . . somehow skipping over 'Elephant Talk' . . . . ) and I heard this, 'The Farther Away I Am', simply Daryl on a real Yamaha grand and Fripp spinning these ethreal phrases and pads over it.  I find this hauntingly beautiful.



Also interesting is the first part of this where he speaks of his seminal work on Bowie's 'HEROES'.

Duke Robillard: 

Peter

I really appreciate Mr. Pauldo's rather encouraging comment about hearing and getting "hipped" as it were, to music you might not have heard before !!

And big thanks as well to Mr. David Houck !

Back in September, we also lost keyboardist/composer/song writer, Gary Wright  best known for his 1976 hit song "Dream Weaver"!

Here he is in 1972 with his band " Wonderwheel", kind of a Crosby Stills and Nash "esque" song called "Creation", with some good harmonies!

It's actually a good album if you want to deep dive a bit , it's called "Ring Of Changes" !

Joey.  That was painfully, hauntingly beautiful.  We no longer have cable, Daryl's House was/is an excellent program. 

Phillip, welcome to the camp!  This is allegedly the coolest place on the WWW.