WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[peoplechipper]

haven't listened to Bruce Cockburn in YEARS - I should get back on that; he is great. That is the great thing about this thread-new music, or going back to old stuff forgotten...speaking of old stuff, a friend played me Crazy Horses by the OSMONDS - yeah, those Osmonds...blew my mind! I had no idea they ever actually did any cool songs...I'd link to it but I don't know how; look for the live vid-they look like they're refugees from Soul Train! Tony.

[cozmik_cowboy]

I recall the late Glen Campbell introducing John Hartford to play a little song called “Gentle on my Mind” on what I think was called the Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour.

Well he played it on the banjo. But you all know what I mean.

This one?

...speaking of old stuff, a friend played me Crazy Horses by the OSMONDS - yeah, those Osmonds...blew my mind! I had no idea they ever actually did any cool songs...

I don't know if I could handle watching that one - but I can top it!


Peter (who apologizes if he's posted the LW thing before - but not really; that's the most psychedelic thing this side of a Care Bears video.....)

[pauldo]

The Lawrence Welk was great... but please sit down for this - it showed up in the side bar on YouTube while watching LW.

The Ross Sisters:

Unreal, just unreal.

[pauldo]

The title of the Ross Sisters made me think of Little Jimmy Dickens:

[cozmik_cowboy]

The Lawrence Welk was great... but please sit down for this - it showed up in the side bar on YouTube while watching LW.

The Ross Sisters:

Unreal, just unreal.

Yeah, I watched that one, too; truly some mind-bending weirdness!

Peter

[lbpesq]

Mind-bending weirdness?  How about this one - Frank Zappa, "the musical bicyclist", on the Steve Allen Show from 1963:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MewcnFl_6Y

Bill, tgo

[cozmik_cowboy]

Yes.  Well, sort of; there are 2 of them now.  White, Howe, & Downes have "Yes", with Billy Sherwood & a singer I've never heard of.  I saw "Yes featuring Anderson, Rabin, and Wakeman" - + 2 other guys.
Drums & bass were serviceable.  Rabin can play, but he's no Howe.  Anderson & Wakeman were, well, Anderson & Wakeman.  A pretty good show.  And to make it better, the (lawn) tickets were free.   And best yet, it was at Ravinia - where the guy in charge of sound is Norm Krueger, who worked with me for 2 different bands in the early & mid '80s, and was my roommate '80-'83; not only did he slip us into pavilion seats, it was the first time I'd seen him in 18 years!  A good night all around.

Peter (who still prefers the Yes he saw in '77)

[pauldo]

Yes.  Well, sort of; there are 2 of them now.  White, Howe, & Downes have "Yes", with Billy Sherwood & a singer I've never heard of.  I saw "Yes featuring Anderson, Rabin, and Wakeman" - + 2 other guys.
Drums & bass were serviceable.  Rabin can play, but he's no Howe.  Anderson & Wakeman were, well, Anderson & Wakeman.  A pretty good show.  And to make it better, the (lawn) tickets were free.   And best yet, it was at Ravinia - where the guy in charge of sound is Norm Krueger, who worked with me for 2 different bands in the early & mid '80s, and was my roommate '80-'83; not only did he slip us into pavilion seats, it was the first time I'd seen him in 18 years!  A good night all around.

Peter (who still prefers the Yes he saw in '77)

 

[adriaan]

Ideofoon 3
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[edwardofhuncote]

Been thinking of interesting songs Fleetwood Mac could put in the setlist for the upcoming tour. To my knowledge, these two have never involved L. Buck. (at least not in a live stage scenario) I also think the Campbell/Finn team could easily support them.


https://youtu.be/EYkslCXJMGE


https://youtu.be/1p7PUsVhJ1k


Wishful thinking, maybe. 

[David Houck]

I don't understand the ideofoon thing.

[cozmik_cowboy]

I don't understand the ideofoon thing.

I'm with you, Dave.  It raises many questions - the main one being "why?"  (Either just before or just after "WTF??")

Peter

[pauldo]

As Long As You Follow is beautiful.

[adriaan]

The Ideofoon is an installation by Dick Raaijmakers, a composer and pioneer in electronic music. Basically, it's loudspeaker-generated music.

[David Houck]

California Guitar Trio - Echoes