What/Who are you currently listening to?
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I was actually listening to a raft of Broadway Tunes. Going to do another CD for fun this time from Broadway.
WSS
Consider doing your version of La Vie En Rose perhaps. (It has been done by many others besides Satchmo) The original was performed by Edith Piaf. The song became very popular in the US in 1950 with no fewer than seven different versions reaching the Billboard charts. These were by Tony Martin, Paul Weston, Bing Crosby (recorded June 22, 1950),[3] Ralph Flanagan, Victor Young, Dean Martin, and Louis Armstrong.[4]
But, I guess I don't see where it was ever incorporated into a Broadway show.
Consider doing your version of La Vie En Rose perhaps. (It has been done by many others besides Satchmo) The original was performed by Edith Piaf. The song became very popular in the US in 1950 with no fewer than seven different versions reaching the Billboard charts. These were by Tony Martin, Paul Weston, Bing Crosby (recorded June 22, 1950),[3] Ralph Flanagan, Victor Young, Dean Martin, and Louis Armstrong.[4]
But, I guess I don't see where it was ever incorporated into a Broadway show.
That's the idea. There's a lot more standard covers I love but I'm trying just to keep it to Broadway.
So far I'm considering
Memories from cats
The Impossible Dream
Luck be a lady tonight
You'll Never Walk Alone
The port of Amsterdam
Too Much Heaven on their minds
Somewhere
The Phantom of the Opera and maybe Music of the Night
Days of Wine and Roses, I'm not sure it was ever on Broadway but it is a show...
Maybe if ever I would leave you from Camelot
Maybe what kind of fool am I?
Don't know if I could pull off a version have a traditional female vocal but Don't Cry For Me Argentina?
I considered trouble in River City but it's too damn much work.. Robert Preston is one of the greatest of all time but sticking with the music man I could do Till There Was You
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Consider doing your version of La Vie En Rose perhaps. (It has been done by many others besides Satchmo) The original was performed by Edith Piaf. The song became very popular in the US in 1950 with no fewer than seven different versions reaching the Billboard charts. These were by Tony Martin, Paul Weston, Bing Crosby (recorded June 22, 1950),[3] Ralph Flanagan, Victor Young, Dean Martin, and Louis Armstrong.[4]
But, I guess I don't see where it was ever incorporated into a Broadway show.
That's the idea. There's a lot more standard covers I love but I'm trying just to keep it to Broadway.
So far I'm considering
Memories from cats
The Impossible Dream
Luck be a lady tonight
You'll Never Walk Alone
The port of Amsterdam
Too Much Heaven on their minds
Somewhere
The Phantom of the Opera and maybe Music of the Night
Days of Wine and Roses, I'm not sure it was ever on Broadway but it is a show...
Maybe if ever I would leave you from Camelot
Maybe what kind of fool am I?
Don't know if I could pull off a version have a traditional female vocal but Don't Cry For Me Argentina?
I considered trouble in River City but it's too damn much work.. Robert Preston is one of the greatest of all time but sticking with the music man I could do Till There Was You
That's the idea. There's a lot more standard covers I love but I'm trying just to keep it to Broadway.
So far I'm considering
Memories from cats
The Impossible Dream
Luck be a lady tonight
You'll Never Walk Alone
The port of Amsterdam
Too Much Heaven on their minds
Somewhere
The Phantom of the Opera and maybe Music of the Night
Days of Wine and Roses, I'm not sure it was ever on Broadway but it is a show...
Maybe if ever I would leave you from Camelot
Maybe what kind of fool am I?
Don't know if I could pull off a version have a traditional female vocal but Don't Cry For Me Argentina?
I considered trouble in River City but it's too damn much work.. Robert Preston is one of the greatest of all time but sticking with the music man I could do Till There Was You
"Somewhere" was one of my two alternatives along with "Maria" from WS Story.
"Don"t Cry For Me Argentina" is a great song. I actually have money I bought from the internet with her on their $100 peso banknote
Argentina's president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner unveils the new 100 peso bank note featuring the image of Eva Peron (not to scale) Photograph: Marcos Brindicci/Reuters
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I was actually listening to a raft of Broadway Tunes. Going to do another CD for fun this time from Broadway.
WSS
The Impossible Dream
Memory
Love the Little Sidestep
Tonight
OOOOOOOOOOOOOooooKlahoma!
EDIT: I played the youtube of Memory from "Cats" and both of mine got up behind me on the couch to watch these singing cats. Very fascinated they were.??
The Impossible Dream
Memory
Love the Little Sidestep
Tonight
OOOOOOOOOOOOOooooKlahoma!
EDIT: I played the youtube of Memory from "Cats" and both of mine got up behind me on the couch to watch these singing cats. Very fascinated they were.??
Another one I thought of from Evita is oh what a circus one that Banderas sang.
WSS
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Consider doing your version of La Vie En Rose perhaps. (It has been done by many others besides Satchmo) The original was performed by Edith Piaf. The song became very popular in the US in 1950 with no fewer than seven different versions reaching the Billboard charts. These were by Tony Martin, Paul Weston, Bing Crosby (recorded June 22, 1950),[3] Ralph Flanagan, Victor Young, Dean Martin, and Louis Armstrong.[4]
But, I guess I don't see where it was ever incorporated into a Broadway show.
That's the idea. There's a lot more standard covers I love but I'm trying just to keep it to Broadway.
So far I'm considering
Memories from cats
The Impossible Dream
Luck be a lady tonight
You'll Never Walk Alone
The port of Amsterdam
Too Much Heaven on their minds
Somewhere
The Phantom of the Opera and maybe Music of the Night
Days of Wine and Roses, I'm not sure it was ever on Broadway but it is a show...
Maybe if ever I would leave you from Camelot
Maybe what kind of fool am I?
Don't know if I could pull off a version have a traditional female vocal but Don't Cry For Me Argentina?
I considered trouble in River City but it's too damn much work.. Robert Preston is one of the greatest of all time but sticking with the music man I could do Till There Was You
That's the idea. There's a lot more standard covers I love but I'm trying just to keep it to Broadway.
So far I'm considering
Memories from cats
The Impossible Dream
Luck be a lady tonight
You'll Never Walk Alone
The port of Amsterdam
Too Much Heaven on their minds
Somewhere
The Phantom of the Opera and maybe Music of the Night
Days of Wine and Roses, I'm not sure it was ever on Broadway but it is a show...
Maybe if ever I would leave you from Camelot
Maybe what kind of fool am I?
Don't know if I could pull off a version have a traditional female vocal but Don't Cry For Me Argentina?
I considered trouble in River City but it's too damn much work.. Robert Preston is one of the greatest of all time but sticking with the music man I could do Till There Was You
How about this one, it is really a sad song, from just about the greatest musical:
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Speaking of great vocalists, this woman is incredible. Another from the greatest open air music festival on earth. Wacken...
I've seen Nightwish and I don't know how tall Floor Jansan is but I'm 6'5 and we seemed to be eye to eye.
Another highlighting her abilities.
Speaking of great vocalists, this woman is incredible. Another from the greatest open air music festival on earth. Wacken...
DAMN. Now that girl has a set of pipes and great control.
@gumby73 Gave the Smith & Meyers video a look... Saw shinedown in Columbus when I was 16 and they put on a pretty good show, not my favorite band of that era, but they had some hits. Still - outstanding vocals there and a genre cover you wouldn't necessarily expect.
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Lost in that Nu-metal are was a 3 piece I saw in Columbus like I told Gumby... but I'm pretty sure it was the next spring? (2005?) Underrated group, always loved their bassists tone. Pretty decent live show from what I remember. Still, any band that touches on things like the over-prescribing of ritalin and the Bernie Madoff scheme has my attention.
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How about a real classic from Austin.
i saw stevie at a highschool in LaPort indiana
it was funny he was so drunk he dropped his guitar
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Well I have to slip one of our tracks in here. It's a fan generated youtube. Only a couple of the things I see out on youtube was actually generated by us but then again, I pay little attention to that side.
To keep the Tejas link going, my bud James Roseborough from Houston played the Sax on this track.. I wrote it about a road that leads from Rt20 to the Cliffs of lake Erie about 35 miles east of Cleveland. My old stomping grounds and that spot of the cliffs was a high school party spot for many yrs ago
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How about a real classic from Austin.
i saw stevie at a highschool in LaPort indiana
it was funny he was so drunk he dropped his guitar
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Interesting thread.
I cannot think of a specific band/song I listen to, but I'll say I usually work with Spotify on and Lo Fi Beats or Peaceful Piano in the background.
Great background music if you need of something not distracting.Interesting thread.
I cannot think of a specific band/song I listen to, but I'll say I usually work with Spotify on and Lo Fi Beats or Peaceful Piano in the background.
Great background music if you need of something not distracting.If you have never heard him before let me introduce you to your other American cousin, one of the greatest I have ever heard in person. My wife
and I had 4th row seats right in the middle in front of the stage. At times I could have sworn there were two guitarists. But there were not that evening.
When it completes you will be able to find his entire playlist in one of the squares that comes up with the same title.
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Interesting thread.
I cannot think of a specific band/song I listen to, but I'll say I usually work with Spotify on and Lo Fi Beats or Peaceful Piano in the background.
Great background music if you need of something not distracting.If you have never heard him before let me introduce you to your other American cousin, one of the greatest I have ever heard in person. My wife
and I had 4th row seats right in the middle in front of the stage. At times I could have sworn there were two guitarists. But there were not that evening.
When it completes you will be able to find his entire playlist in one of the squares that comes up with the same title.
If you have never heard him before let me introduce you to your other American cousin, one of the greatest I have ever heard in person. My wife
and I had 4th row seats right in the middle in front of the stage. At times I could have sworn there were two guitarists. But there were not that evening.
When it completes you will be able to find his entire playlist in one of the squares that comes up with the same title.
If you meant Albéniz, of course I knew him. But since he was born in the XIX century I don't think you meant you watched him live, so I guess you mean the player
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another badass band from Austin
ladies and gentalmen the black angels
Well that was interesting.
WSS
www.westsidesteve.com www.myspace.com/westsidestevemusic www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons -
Has anybody noticed that we can't reply to any of these posts only quote?
WSS
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If you have never heard him before let me introduce you to your other American cousin, one of the greatest I have ever heard in person. My wife
and I had 4th row seats right in the middle in front of the stage. At times I could have sworn there were two guitarists. But there were not that evening.
When it completes you will be able to find his entire playlist in one of the squares that comes up with the same title.
If you meant Albéniz, of course I knew him. But since he was born in the XIX century I don't think you meant you watched him live, so I guess you mean the player
Great stuff, nonetheless.If you meant Albéniz, of course I knew him. But since he was born in the XIX century I don't think you meant you watched him live, so I guess you mean the player
Great stuff, nonetheless.Tex is old.....
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Of all the bands I've discovered in the last five or so years, this one is probably hands down my favorite. Saw them at Jacobs Pavilion in the summer of 2019, best concert I've ever been to. Did a kick-ass three song encore (including this song), left, and when people were on their way out came back AGAIN and did a second encore of Tom Petty's 'Refugee'.
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The Lumineers have a relatively new album "III', which is excellent, and they did something interesting with it, they made videos to the first ten songs that all go together, telling the story of three generations of a family who all battle dependency issues. Dark, but so damn good.
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Letting my lady sleep in (she's a nap time kind of girl) so grabbed her favorite Dunkin coffee, I'm making breakfast... going to let her slowly ease from her sleep to the melo-metal crash of Deftones. Because if there's two things in this life I enjoy most, it's combining the sounds of sex and violence.
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