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DJ since Jan 21, 2010 
opus111
Beiderbecke's only piano recording. Whatever has happened to our red, jazz-loving, eight-legged cephalopod of friend from Austria? ;) #jazz@redoctopus
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This album and Only the Only are probably my two fave Sinatra LPs. Night sounds for those who may be out there.
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Entre l'est et l'ouest, la tradition et le nouveau. RB@SabineWe: "@TheJohnC (rb)." #classical
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Looking forward to a night of dark brooding at the laundromat. Nothing like an impending existential crisis to brighten your day ;) Off I go.
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Joe Meek, "the alchemist of pop," achieved some pretty wondrous sounds in his small studio. Snapshots in time. .@melodyofyourlife. RB & TY @JA_ABBOTT
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More of my fave R&B - No words can add to the song itself.
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From one of Sun Ra's more comprehensible, if rare, albums - Lanquidity. @redoctopus @SabineWe #jazz @franswa
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A new album (with Toumani Diabate) has just been released. thanks - @Word_Bandit: "Thanks. RB @TheJohnC: @nonchalant "Ali Farka Toure – Savane""
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From their last album together - @Word_Bandit
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@ginhollow My favourite Debussy interpreter, alongside Gieseking.
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Thanks for the slow mov't from the Hammerklavier. There's absolutely nothing quite like late Beethoven. @akiraboy2000 #classical
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Nothing quite like Lady Day. #jazz @TheJohnC: "Hi & Thanks again @redoctopus: "TY RB@grey_cat: "@redoctopus"""
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Who are the people with "top ten" badges? I've yet to encounter one. #classical
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#classical I love this mov't. @franswa: "@opus111 of course made me think about Beethovens last 3 pianosonates"
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Pure magic, circa 1928.
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Welcome @NewageBlipper - with some atmospherics from Brian Eno and Harold Budd.
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From that pastoral masterpiece of an album, Village Green. @eubieland
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Title cut from one of my many fave #reggae records @Meowienyc @dubian
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Frontman from the Paragons delivering up a gem #reggae @Meowienyc @dubian
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Nathan Milstein, with my favourite interpretation of Bach's mighty chaconne @katiekissedvinyl @ClassicalAct @pjhanse #classical
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Das ist ja voll der Hammer, Alter! ;) Really loving it. @redoctopus: "Sonny Criss – Blues In My Heart"
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I love this Nilsson version of the classic - @BunnyNut - produced by a debauched John Lennon.@DuncanDogg @jlw3rd@killerswp@BBWolfey@Hazel143@ginhollow
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Greetings (in the form of a groove) - @GimmeSomeJohn @RadioFreeIllinois.
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Back at you with another classic Lee Perry production. #reggae @RadioFreeIllinois. Also @Meowienyc @fluffyboots
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The great R&B is the stuff of capital "s" Singing. We either need to spell it that way or to come up with a new word altogether. How about "redding?"
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Speaking of Belew - @eubieland - get a load of the look Tina casts his way during his solo, as if to ask, "How is he doing that?" & @RadioFreeIllinois
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Just read a review of a Nickelback show - similar in tone to the Gulag Archipelago, which recounts the horrors of the labour camps under soviet rule.
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"Hangover" doesn't quite capture what I'm feeling. So I'm going to spell it backwards and coin a new term, "revognah." I've got a serious revognah.
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You should check out Jimmy Smith's "The Sermon," another stellar late-night #jazz record - and featuring Burrell on the gueetar. @eubieland: @jas13
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One More Time, coupled with the Mikey Dread version. From the mighty Sandinista! @RadioFreeIllinois
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King Curtis =)
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One of her many versions of this devastating song. @redoctopus @steveshelley TheJohnC
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Dear Nickelback, Thank you for simulating in me the feeling of what it is like to put my genitals through a meat-grinder.
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I love this Handel CD, with Jarrett on piano - @redoctopus@SabineWe @eleniap @LeoMahlerBR @JA_ABBOTT@prescottscott @ginhollow@jchernandezjazz@TheJohnC
eleniap
A 1946 recording by virtuoso violonist Alfredo Campoli & National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Victor Olof, complete (18min)
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And with this sublime little ditty, the calendars will be reset - and based on the year of Bach's death. I hereby blip this in the year 260 A.D. ;)
greentrees
good night everyone.
bobfrombrockley
The Fattie/Money Maker story 1968 @modarcadia (also @opus111
eleniap
By Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, complete (48min)
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The Germans call beer, 'liquid bread' (flüssiges Brot). I wonder if Luther's translation of the bible says that man can live by liquid bread alone.
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This was Bix's only piano recording - @tiofyra. Also for @TheloniousJim and @garbageman01.
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@melodyofyourlife listeners (36,273) minus mine (299) = 35,974, the population of Geraldine, Alabama. I hereby rename that city, melodyofyoulife ;)
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We have a saying in English, "Seeing red," which means to be angry or annoyed. I have new saying for listening to good jazz - "Hearing @redoctopus."
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I'm well here, Az. I'm about to carry out my domestic duties: to do dishes, cook supper, & clean up cat poo. You know, the usual! ;) @JanetSEyre
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@eubieland @JanetSEyre - a breakdown in international communication. That's how wars start, you know?! ;) Happy that Az has cleared up the confusion.
TJim
"FELA" by Hugh Masekela ... I could play this track over and over and over, etc Give it a spin! Dedicated to South Africa and the World Cup of Soccer
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Bud Powell, mad genius. Exhibit A. ;) Reblippification and thanks @rosenbloom: "He's reciting poetry as he plays. . . ."
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some inspiration for the high confessions recording session this weekend
eleniap
Interpreted by Corey Cerovsek (violin), Kim Kashkashian (viola) & Gardner Chamber Orchestra, complete (29 min)
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I'm remembering the time when "blipping" meant doing something you're not allowed to say on TV. Oh, and this is a masterpiece of a song. Enjoy!
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There is no hell, but my vision of it involves a never-ending rotation of musicals and Phil Collins singing songs from Disney movies. Pogues, anyone?
eleniap
Interpreted by Jupiter String Quartet, complete (25 min)
eleniap
Guitar played by Narciso Yepes, complete (21 min)
akiraboy2010
The Upsetters – Lover Dub
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I have two large framed prints in my apt: One of J.S. Bach, and one of this man. You know the photo. @BluesdaddyD
eleniap
By the pianist Jonathan Biss, complete (24min)
akiraboy2010
Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Popcorn | cool its like a JB groove! thank you | @medina: "Sente o groove!"
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For @eubieland. From the Jesus of Cool - amazing record. Also @RadioFreeIllinois.
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By Borromeo String Quartet with violist Liz Freivogel & cellist Daniel McDonough (Jupiter String Quartet), complete (42 min)
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I bid adieu with a classic of its kind.
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@garbageman01 - Love your Hurdy Gurdy number.
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Chovo Borraro, 'Blues para un Cosmonauta.' Bluesy jazz by a cosmonaut from Argentina.
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Not sure if this gets my mojo or my juju working.
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I just read that the albums Synchro System & Aura are being released on a single CD. See my last blip for more King Sunny goodness from that era.
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Your Steely Dan, 'Reelin in the Years,' inspired this blip - from one the brilliant Jesus of Cool record. @greentrees
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RB! @anothercraze: "You should totally be following each other: @ElNito wins for best uploads ever and @opus111 has music-smarts coming out the ears"
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This is the very first version of the song I heard - @steveshelley.
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Life Line – Életvonal (2007)
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High Tone / Delhi, Katmandu
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Sitting on a patio today, someone was blasting this album from an apartment window above. Dedicated to whoever you are.
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This is the only documented footage of Getz & Coltrane together - with Peterson on piano, and the Cobb / Chambers rhythm section! Yikes @TheloniousJim
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Yo la Sun Ra - with a picture.
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From 1974's wonderful 'Expansions.'
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Nicola Conte for @santamistura & @GeorgeSand.
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Dear Flashbacks, R.S.V.P.
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From Zombies frontman's solo debut. His 'Misty Roses' is not in the blipiverse, so here's another gem.
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'Misty Roses,' Astrud Gilberto.
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The Year that Bossa Nova Broke - 1962.
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From 'Trombone Jazz Samba.' I'm not the biggest fan of the vibraphone, but sometimes it's just perfect. #jazz for @redoctopus.
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Is it true that an inspired album title makes the perfect name for a firstborn child - in this case, 'Brazilian Guitar Fuzz Bananas'? @anothercraze
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A picture of Hardy holding a bust of Beethoven? Somebody's after opus111's heart!
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Television - somewhere between the abacus and the internet.
musicjunkies
What day is it? TGIW! @Echo_L - some words of wisdom "when you are getting older you will start listening to country music"
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Thanks and RB@24websurf. Also sending this short dance lesson to @TheNewYorkChimes & @anothercraze.
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1970 soul jazz produced by Herbie Mann. I don't own this record but will snap it up when I come across it. @34thStreetVintage @neo_akboy @garbageman01
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Sonny Criss (alto sax) | Blue Prelude | #jazz #jazzaviva
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Sonny Criss (as) | Smile (1967) | Walter Davis Jr (p) Paul Chambers (b) Alan Dawson (d) | #jazz #jazzaviva
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'Grizzely Bear,' 1967. Host: 'That is 'Banana. I have heard so much about this guy.'
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This video is right up there with 'Gandhi.' Where is that woman today? Thanks and RB ---->@steveshelley.
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I discovered Sweetheart of the Rodeo as a teen. It pointed me to my last blip, the Jim Reeves original, & to the existence of the Louvin Brothers!
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Martin Denny, with his 'bachelor pad royale' variation on the #jazz standard, for @redoctopus @avivao & SabineWe.
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'Oh, the snot has caked against my pants / It has turned into crystal,' -- which leads to making 'my soul ascend.' Only on Forever Changes.
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It's now time to cry.
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What happens when you blast the music of birthday boys John Lee Hooker, Debussy & Stockhausen simultaneously? Like swallowing the 20th century whole.
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In memory of Abbey Lincoln (d. Aug. 14 2010). 'When will trouble let up? This heartache is letting me down.' A fave for @steveshelley & @BluesdaddyD.
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In memory of jazz songstress Abbey Lincoln (1930 - Aug. 14 2010), with what is perhaps her most ecstatic vocal performance. This is something else.
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In memory of jazz songstress Abbey Lincoln (1930 - Aug. 14 2010), a champion of the people and culture of Africa.
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Another Dylan number from the Wilburys' debut. I have my dad to thank for having this LP in my collection.
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Leaving with another psych gem. Walka-walka-walka -- going places.
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Enter sitar. More from these psychedelic folksters.
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From 'The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter.' For @greentrees.
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Big thanks & RB@liminal: "Sounds Galactic: An Astromusical Odyssey (1971), London Phase 4 Stereo label." Bouncing to @garbageman01 & @anothercraze.
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We are built so that the so-called meaning of life lies in the fact that we are so profoundly unable to understand anything. http://tiny.cc/76ufs
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My dad once told me a story about Cohen at a party in L.A. - dipped a woman's hair in his drink & then licked it. He wasn't slapped. @garbageman01
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Classic . . . but the Beatnigs video's even better (said without a trace of irony) . . . thanks, @01dela
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Poetry of the blues: Son House gave up god for the guitar.
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Time for a little Shaft and a totally unnecessary drink. I will also upload a great reggae version if it's not already here. For @neo_akboy.
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'Geschlechtsverkehr' literally means 'gender traffic' but is a German euphemism for sex & possibly the greatest word in the history of civilization.
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The University of Toronto, School of Management has a new slogan - 'a new way of thinking.' I'm thinking they left out a key fifth word: 'not.'
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I'm just dying to listen to a dark and dreary requiem mass from the year 1605.
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I think this was the first thing ever recorded by Columbia records. The date matches. Confirmation would be cool.
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Davis once said that the best compliment he ever got came when Dizzy asked him for a second copy of a Miles album that he'd worn thin with listening.
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Lady Day. Also recommending Wes Montgomery's version of this standard.
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'Baby Don't You Weep.'
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Jackie Wilson's 'You Got Me Walking.'
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I bought 1954's 'Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy' on impulse about ten years ago. The old guy at the record store said he cried when he first heard it.
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I recently picked up a reissue of 'Satch Plays Fats.' It includes the 1955 album & earlier (holy) Hot Fives versions of the same Fats Waller material.
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'Farmisht, Flatulence, Origami, ARF!!! and me.' I was just wondering how the tongue-twister of an album title came about - @steveshelley.
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Um Gottes Willen! - some fine fine stuff, again with Rother and Dinger -- almost 40 years ago.
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Now this is some nifty stuff - Florian with Rother and Dinger before the days of Neu!
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From the same 'Stone Flower' album. I've decided that the great 'Wave' loses out by a hair, despite an album cover that features a giraffe.
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Possibly my fave Jobim album - 'Stone Flower.'
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Always happy to discover albums I don't know. @steveshelley
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I just love this killer footage. Oh, Was Santana ever imprisoned for collaborating with the guy from Matchbox 20 & Chad Kroeger?
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I'm not a big Santana fan, but I'm not against letting this live footage kick my ass. Fantastic.
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I have a friend in his sixties who just LOVES Yello. Yes, it's true.
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Title track from Pas Nicholas' 'Na Teef Know The Road of Teef,' recorded in Ginger Baker's Nigerian studios in 1973 - now reissued on Daptone records.
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1961's 'The Futuristic Sounds of Sun Ra' has been getting some serious mileage these past couple of weeks.
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'Who is Lee Hazlewood?'
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I always think of Dylan's 'I want you' (below) with the entrance of the piano on this Harrison, 1974.
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From a comp that I once considered a guilty pleasure. For better or for worse, I no longer feel guilty.
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Taj Mahal is a place where rock, R&B and mind-blowing head attire meet. Jesse Davis on guitar.
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The wrestler curiosity featuring the young Greg Sage of Wipers 'fame,' on guitar ~1971 - for @sandyland & @garbageman01
steveshelley
i always love it when this one pops up on my shuffle - old friends who followed their own path...............--------------->>>>>>>>>>
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'The Heavenly Music Corporation,' (part 1/2) - Side 1 of Fripp's & Eno's 'No Pussyfooting' (1973).
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Thanks, @TheNewYorkChimes. Songs for distingué music lovers. . . . - & I'm really into your neighbour's blog, too.
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From the stellar 1974 album of the same name, with the great cow bell during the solos. @Shanti_baba
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My g-friend doesn't like the idea of naming our first-born daughter, Robert Zimmerman. What's up with that?
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I've always wished that Stereolab would put out an instrumental album. Thoughts?
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Tasteful use of the vibes here. Even as a kid I loved this instrumental pause on Side One.
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The vibraphone isn't my favourite instrument, but Hutchinson puts it to memorable use here on this classic cut. @garbageman01 @Mysterymix & @Diordan
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"The snot has caked against my pants / It has turned into crystal." ;) But the real magic comes with the shift in intensity midway. @greentrees @melky
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(rb) hey @koiheart I was looking for a worthy Bruckner motet, not easy! so I asked @opus111 and he had this to share, which is stellar, you enjoy
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That last song put me in mind of this, from the album Joia.
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Cool to hear - an intoxicating band for sure - RB@steveshelley: "so much fun to watch Michael get turned on to Os Mutantes last night at Maxwell's."
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This slow-building traditional, the centrepiece of Unhalfbricking.
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I wonder how it came about that SY covered this Dylan tune. . . . @steveshelley
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A great, lost basement tape. @RadioFreeIllinois
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Following up my last blip, my guess is that the Red Hot Chili Peppers take their name from this, Jelly Roll's legendary band.
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This is a hello / goodbye situation. @anothercraze @SylentSyd
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'Still I'm Sad,' one of the Yardbirds' most special recordings.
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From the elevatoresque oddity that is Chet Atkins Goes to Holywood - an album that has completely won me over. Two songs for @greentrees.
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Music is a playground. Thanks and RB@Perotin: "Pre-Moog props to @ opus111." Also for @melodyofyourlife & @eleniap.
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I sometimes wonder if the MP3 / computer speaker culture will bring about a renaissance of mono. Thanks & RB@rosenbloom.
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The vault of the sky has opened & I find myself bathing in the light from on-high (which is to say, I now have my 500 badge). ;) Thanks to @JanetSEyre
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Wondering if this might not be the guiltiest of all possible pleasures. . . . For @ragtimerebecca, @Margir & the guilty pleasure #velveeta theme.
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It's only a hunch, but my guess is that this is what inspired Eric's Trip to cover 'Open your Heart to me.' Big thanks & RB@randyhate & @anothercraze"
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Born to harmonize.
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Something from the Circle Game for @steveshelley @garbageman01
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Something my dad listened when I was a young boy.
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The levy of my memory breaks. The past comes flooding in. Thanks and RB@chazzz. Also for @ragtimerebecca @colourjuinky @organicsue @neo_akboy@crazydv
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One of the great clips for @garbageman01
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I hope these night sounds find some listeners out there.
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Who knew that @Perotin was alive & well at 800+ years of age here in blipdom? Here's somethign from your salad days. Also for @anothercraze @koiheart
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A great Public Image Ltd. performance. Great, but my feeling is that Johnny Rotten is in perpetual need of a good old-fashioned wedgie. RB@neo_akboy
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The cat-in-sink name's Calypso, daughter of the orbed one, Dub. They produce mass amounts of poo in a box filled with sand. RB@anothercraze
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To anyone looking for great country, I suggest Lewis' stuff from 69/70. Another Place Another Time & She Still Comes Around are available on 1 CD!
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An intoxicating groove from Coltrane & Dolphy (on flute), just before they took heat for getting too 'experimental.' For @TheloniousJim & @SabineWe
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For @opus111 and @ClassicalAct. A full performance with Chicago Symphony and the master Pierre Boulez. I hope you enjoy it!
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'Manassas' is a masterwork - and I've been relistening to it today. But this is the first time I've come across this footage.
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One of the lonestar state's most famous bluesmen.
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'Treadwell no more,' from the Grizzly Man soundtrack. Yikesingly good improvisation by Thompson. For @eubieland.
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Dear Doctor. Please inform the world that the level of happiness in marriage is often reciprocally inverse to the work put into the wedding.
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This just came to me - more Jack Nitzsche - and, of course, sounds from a wonderful movie. Enjoy.
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From 1973's closing time - the kind of thing a piano man's playing somewhere as the drunks rest their heads against the bar. TY & RB@chelseagirl19.
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I'll take their 1970 Electronic Meditation over either decade. Inspired by @garbageman01 ("I'll take the '80s over the '90s") & @DJFrankie.
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The anachronistic CA legislation is a case of stalling the move for a richer conception of rights, the crowning principle of a liberal democracy.
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Feeling particularly chipper on this fine summer day. I just realized that life is a palindrome spelled death. @anothercraze
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Another southern delight: the tradition of sacred harp singing. The choir really does dound like a harmonica. @anothercraze
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Happy to hear it's more than a place where antiquated ideas cling on to life longer than they should. @anothercraze
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This, and everything else on the Kung Fu Meets the Dragon record, reflects Jamaic's obssession with movies (1975). Fans will recognize the riddem.
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From a Lee Perry-directed album of the same name, 1969. This reflects Jamaica's fascination with cowboy / western movies.
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I've heard rumours that Kenny G's upcoming album will be called Songs in the Key of Holy Shit These Songs Make Me Want to Shoot Myself. @TheloniousJim
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If I could only land a job, my life would go from an unpalatable and warm bud light lime to a glorious pint of Irish stout. - @anothercraze
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Shit - I'd better blip this before Shane MacGowan passes out in a gutter in some dark corner of Dublin. ;)
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After tasting Bud Light Lime, it occurs to me that its creators are destined to spend an eternity in hell, where the only available drink will be it.
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This masterwork was given its first performance during World War II - in a prison camp in Poland. This, the Quartet for the End of Time's last mov't.
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There is a common prejudice in the world that goes something like this: 'Classical music is relaxing.' Why must the beautiful also be relaxing?
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From the ridiculously hot Hot Rats.
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Second only to the music is the term Satie came up with to describe it - 'furniture music' ('musique d’ameublement'). @prescottscott et @SabineWe
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I once slept with my past in a dingy room at memory motel. Thanks &RB@melodyofyourlife.
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A rare occasion when listening to Jarrett talk pays off. This is phenomenal stuff. Top drawer, top of the pile music courtesy of @TheloniousJim.
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RB@TheloniousJim: "Isle of Wight Fesival 1970. The jam had no name but made the album. When asked what the title was Miles said 'call it anything.'"
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New cat in the apt (& sink) which means that I've been demoted to 4th place on the list of most important mammals in my g-friend's life. @anothercraze
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I'm still processing the fact that someone covered this. Wow, I'm not even sure if Lou Reed owns a copy of the album. Thanks & RB@dronnoisseur
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The Stones, taking the blues of the more subtle, squeeze-my-lemon variety up a notch. @BluesdaddyD
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And now for a little something by J.S. Periwig's most well-known composer son.
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Soon time for some grievous angeling.
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A fave clip - jesse davis on the gueetar. And what a hat, Taj.
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2 dictionaries open on a desk. The words at the top of each of the four pages: 'Oddfellow of dildo dimple.' Sounds like a demented children's story.
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People confuse the idea of the mixed tape with the artifact of the cassette. Bring back the steady swapping of music, but let the tape RIP. @bestblips
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I just took a little walk through the business school at the university. Soon time for a jazz & beer with my good friend, professor polymath.
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Perhaps my all-time Yardbirds fave.
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The title is ambiguous, so I should clarify that this song is not about pouring beer over the greatest musical mind in history. ;)
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And now to pepper my blips with nothing but positively positive uplifting thoughts of the Hallmark variety. ;)
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Fashion-wise it seems that some city women have gone from wearing pants to wearing standard tights to wearing what resemble superhero tights.
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I've been thinking a lot about the organ lately, isolating some choice recordings that feature it - from classical to the Hammond. 'Rain Forest.'
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It is impossible to read this without picturing Yanni on horseback, at sunset, with wind-swept hair.
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One of the early, massive Moog prototypes is apparently collecting dust in a basement somewhere at the University of Toronto.
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Everybody's got to learn sometime that there's nothing wrong with bright blue shirts with white polka-dots.
steveshelley
ahhhhh - i've been looking for clips from this performance - nice!
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Am presently living up to my role as the only man here by manning the library desk, @anothercraze.
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Richter live in studio - super footage - early Prokofiev sonata. His recordings of the 'war-time sonatas' (6, 7 & 8) are among my fave piano records.
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Not quite starting my day with chicken and booze, but a strong homemade latte sounds close enough.
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Admiring a 1789 edition of Plato in the Greek - which thankfully includes a translation. . . . in Latin. - & it was probably read by 14 year-olds.
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I don't get all of the Xmas/Xbox/playstation hype. I'm one of those savage types who gave up playing video games when he learned to play with himself.
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I always wonder what makes this kind of thing possible ---> http://tiny.cc/65j6w. From an alternate galaxy - one that is only 6000 years old, I guess.
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That Creationism Theme Park link inspires me to blip yet another one in praise of human folly, which can be as immeasurable as the universe is vast.
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If by 'big black cow' they mean either Guiness or Jaegermeister, then we're at T minus two hours. Top 10 obscure SD lyrics ---> http://tiny.cc/t35fv
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It's true. There is a planet - in a galaxy far, far away - where all of the creatures look and sound just like Heino.
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I love how - in the album notes - MG thanks all of the people without whom he COULD have finished the What's Going On a lot sooner.
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Does Type A stand for 'anal' or 'annoying' or maybe 'all of the above'?
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Mozart turns 255 today - & I'm guessing he's eating warm peanut-butter & banana sandwiches with Elvis at a roadside diner somewhere in South Dakota.
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It appears that one jazz composition technique is to steal something by Miles Davis and then name it after the city you live in.
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That cat would be Fela! @tenderlee: ""great pic of orange cat on deco bed spread :) ty rb @ opus111."
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