Listening to this now

[bayoubill]

That game has a special place in my life. In the summer of 1994 I was playing downtown Shreveport with Mikki Hunicutt next to James Burtons club. Awesome band. Drummer was from LA, Keyboard player was from Chicago and the rest of us were from Shreveport. Hardcore Blues band playing 50 50 originals Standard blues from Mikki's albums. 4 nights a week. Paid pretty well too. Anyway, after the gig about 1:30 in the morning I would get home and everyone was asleep. So I would go out to the garage to partake and then come back in and put on Super Meroid for a couple of hours till I went to bed. The music in that game blew me away. We had a big TV for the time and I would pull the recliner right up in front of it to play. good times

 

[Kurre]

Rammstein by Rammstein.

[Notes_Norton]

"Walk On The Wild Side" - Jimmy Smith

The B3 organ was made to speak by Jimmy, everyone who follows owes him a thanks.

 

Edited August 26, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[Wibbles]

This is jolly:

 

Edited August 27, 2020 by Wibbles

[Wibbles]

With added masks.

"... teach me how to be sensible
Logical, oh responsible, practical ...

... they'll be calling you a radical
Liberal, oh fanatical, criminal"

 

[Notes_Norton]

The Gist Of The Gemini - Gino Vannelli

(full album)

 

Edited August 27, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[craigb]

Fun mashup!

 

[Wibbles]

Another one:

 

[craigb]

They always seem to be having so much fun too.  That's the way it should be if you ask me!  ?

[Notes_Norton]

Thanks for the Pomplamoose.

I heard them a long time ago, and they've come a long way since then.

 

Edited August 28, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[Wibbles]

9 hours ago, Notes_Norton said:

Thanks for the Pomplamoose.

I heard them a long time ago, and they've come a long way since then.

 

 

You might want to look four posts up Bob. 

 

On 8/27/2020 at 9:06 AM, Wibbles said:

With added masks.

"... teach me how to be sensible
Logical, oh responsible, practical ...

... they'll be calling you a radical
Liberal, oh fanatical, criminal"

 

 

[Notes_Norton]

Did it again. After watching a half dozen or so on UTube I forget which ones were posted. Oh well, twice as nice.

Willow Weep For Me - Harry "Sweets" Edison

One of my favorite trumpet players from the "cool School" era.

 

[craigb]

Is he the new Boston?  (I.e., "No synthesizers used!")

That first track certainly was enjoyable!  I'll have to check out his others.

[Notes_Norton]

Piotr Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien - Antal Doráti / Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra

It's a great piece of music IMO.

The varied ways Tchaikovsky put  the "da da da da" (later "ta ka ta ta" when the trumpets get it) monotone theme in the rhythm and countermelody parts is very creative. The more you listen, the more you find it hiding.

And in the middle is a part the Moody Blues copped pretty closely for "Question"

 

Edited August 29, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[craigb]

And then there's this.  Even when he tries to make a satire it still comes out sounding great compared to the smelly turds being created today.

 

[craigb]

This should give you the whole album...

Note that the guitarist, Michel St-Pere, is the founder of the Canadian Prog band the Mystery (the best Canadian Prog band not named Rush - lol!).

[Notes_Norton]

San Francisco Girls - Fever Tree

'twas a cult classic in it's day

 

 

Edited August 30, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[Pragi]

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Give it Away - Live at Slane castle

 

[Notes_Norton]

Leilani turned me on to this. Lara Fabian puts every bit of soul and passion into this tune. I don't mind that it's French, I listened to it twice, first without the subtitles, I didn't need them to hear the music, the artistry and the passion. Second time I read the English subtitles to find out what she was singing about.

Highly recommended by me...

Je suis malade - Lara Fabian

 

 

Edited August 30, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[Wibbles]

... a cheery little number.