What are you listening to?
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The Great One, The Maharaja of the Keyboard, the incomparable Oscar Peterson...
Whether you like jazz or not, I would highly recommend sitting through this entire thing.
The bassist is Ray Brown, who married Ella Fitzgerald
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Thanks for turning me onto this. Never heard the group. Great stuff.
Beatles SiriusXM18. Best band of all time.
Real Jazz - Just Music streaming channel. Hidden gem on Sirius XM.
Real Jazz - Just Music streaming channel. Hidden gem on Sirius XM.
Nice signature. I'm pretty sure monster parties are real.
Listening to this one for the millionth time. This, in my opinion, is the most underrated song of the classic rock genre, off the most underrated album of the classic rock genre, by the most underrated band of the classic rock genre.
I'm not a big fan of most Sinatra, but I found myself listening to his Count Basie live in Vegas album a lot. And then the other night we heard the UK voice school do New York, New York. It takes guts to do that one. So 3 favorites: I Got You Under My Skin, Luck Be a Lady, and New York, New York -- I think I've listened to them more in the last week or two then all the rest of my life total.
I just think Sinatra epitomizes cool. Hell the whole rat pack does.
Ran across this isolated track of Entwistle's bass on Won't Get Fooled Again
Not an earth shattering take I know, but damn, The Ox was just something else.
It's funny how he's just tearing off these incredible riffs, and he looks like he's thinking about having to mow the grass, what he needs to pick up at the store on the way home etc. LOL
The sound starts at 1:14
Not an earth shattering take I know, but damn, The Ox was just something else.
It's funny how he's just tearing off these incredible riffs, and he looks like he's thinking about having to mow the grass, what he needs to pick up at the store on the way home etc. LOL
The sound starts at 1:14
Funny these dudes are blowing up on TikTok now due to this song. I always thought they should have been bigger when I got into 'em around 6 years ago. This song does have some sort of wistful nostalgic feel to it that you can just put on repeat over and over again.
Any song with a 3+ minute guitar solo is usually good in my book, and this track is fantastic (and the bass line is straight stank):
The opening guitar work is so good:
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The opening guitar work is so good:
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