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I think she had the copyrights (correct me if wrong) and has been re-releasing all of the early albums as "Taylors Version" (brilliant move IMO). Maybe Big Machine realized they would eventually make less and less so decided to give up, take what they could get, and sell back to her?

Agree on 'I Can't Help Falling In Love With You' but the other parts are foreign to me - but they are beautiful. A little "Ave Maria" in there?

His *What makes this song great* series is an absolute gem. Worth watching every one them!

The part I saw he talked about his career as a producer and musician, some stories about famous artists he's met, played alongside and talked to, some music clips, interview highlights , etc.

He hit it yesterday late afternoon Eastern time. Was fun to watch. I think he was on about 3-4 hours, but I happened to catch the last hour or so and watched on and off until he hit 5M.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eN7ikBY4wtk I'd think most members know of Rick, but maybe not? He is a great musician and educator. His "What makes This Song Great" series is absolutely wonderful, his interviews of artists are fabulous, his music theory videos are very informative, etc., etc. Highly recommended. Just my opinion...

Even if you're not a piano/keyboard player, this is worth a look. I've been following it for years and they have really upped their game in terms of technology - so easy to peruse the contestant performances, biographies, etc. It's amazing (and humbling) to watch these young folks do amazing things at the piano... :^) https://cliburn.org/competitions/2025-cliburn-competition

Cool!

His "Hi Ren" video/song is autobiographic and absolutely brilliant - definitely worth watching

@OutrageProductions, regarding your windows issue "The only thing that still bugs me (and I'm working on recode) is that the Win Explorer always opens in a place where I don't want it (but I run 4 monitors) and can't yet change that. Not mission critical, but irritating." I work with 3 monitors on my music PC and 5 on my work PC. Found a utility called "Persistent Windows" that I use on both. It remembers/restores all open windows to their proper location. Works for me - maybe it will help your situation. https://github.com/kangyu-california/PersistentWindows

Take a look here - some good presets, including for ProChannel: https://legacy.cakewalk.com/30th

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is up there…

It's amazing how musicians interpret things differently. I recorded this on one of my CDs years ago and felt it at a much slower, more somber pace. A snippet of mine is attached. Comments welcome! Funeral March.mp3