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Since a lot of folks are apparently not familiar with Tom Waits. For non-Americans, this encapsulates pretty much all sales pitches in our history:

In my late 60's mood tonight.

Raicilla and Julio
nice guitar work

Saw this [tr][/tr]live at the Capital Center back in the heyday. Believe it or not, the wife fell asleep…

My guts got some gruit tonight...
Memories, memories... am I an ole fart? Yay, the super fart I am, lol.

Travelling a different road, as usual.
On you tube:

Polyphony: Motets and Madrigals (15th - 20th Century .

Easy listening.

Geoff

The Baker wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2024 9:38 pm Travelling a different road, as usual.
On you tube:

Polyphony: Motets and Madrigals (15th - 20th Century .

Easy listening.

Geoff

This Geoff ?





I think you are a few clicks away from sharing your stuff

That's the one, yummyrum.

Geoff

The Baker wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 5:54 pm That's the one, yummyrum.
Geoff

One of my favourite versions of mediaeval religious chants

thecroweater wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 10:51 pm

That song is legit thecroweater. I would love to download it. Do you happen to know who did this particular rendition?

Like it Stonecutter.
And the little pictures you can click on:
Fred Morrison the piper,
and Sergei Nakariakov the trumpeter.
Magic.

Geoff

Eagles special on UK TV this evening from the LA forum.

I'd forgotten two things.
How damn good they are.
How damn old they are!

Stonecutter wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 7:05 am Johnny Cash song

+1
It appears that Johnny only released that song about 8 months before he died. First time I'd heard it. It's good.
.
I'm not particularity a Johnny Cash fan, but about 40 years ago I found a dark image of him in a magazine, and copied it.
At the time I was deep into computer graphics programming and in an artsy-fartsy mode. Twenty years later some experimental lighting effects were added.

(Now AI can instantly do what I intended).

Appreciate a good Cash. Thanks

Kasey showing Eminem how to do it.

70-80s punk rock and late 90-2000s alternative is my go to... these days it's mostly podcasts though

Heavy stuff, that.

Geoff