So, what music are you listening to now?

[bhunter]

Trees The Garden of Jane Delawney 1970
Supreme Beings of Leisure
Enoch Light Persuasive Percussion
Les Baxter Spacecapades

I'm going through a space-tiki lounge phase today. Perhaps, I'll even make a Martini.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by bhunter

I'm going through a space-tiki lounge phase today. Perhaps, I'll even make a Martini.

I almost bought a Martin Denny album yesterday.

Almost.

John

[bobabode]

Still Alive and Well~Edgar Winters

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by bhunter

Great choice! Have you heard Diane Birch?

A friend just gave me the Gillian Welch CD. It seems that I will like most anything that T-Bone Burnett has had a hand in.

Haven't heard Diane Birch. Does she do Americana too? Along those lines, we are going to see Brandi Carlisle next month.

Regards,

D-Ray

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

A friend just gave me the Gillian Welch CD. It seems that I will like most anything that T-Bone Burnett has had a hand in.

Haven't heard Diane Birch. Does she do Americana too? Along those lines, we are going to see Brandi Carlisle next month.

Regards,

D-Ray

Welch's latest release "The Harrow and the Harvest" is also excellent.

[bhunter]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

A friend just gave me the Gillian Welch CD. It seems that I will like most anything that T-Bone Burnett has had a hand in.

Haven't heard Diane Birch. Does she do Americana too? Along those lines, we are going to see Brandi Carlisle next month.

Regards,

D-Ray

I really like her music. There are a few artists that hit you emotionally and for me she's one of them. Eva Cassidy also has that capability along with Gillian Welch's Time (The Revelator).
Here's a clip from an article on her:

t's the first track on Birch's new album, Bible Belt. The next song, "Valentino," is dedicated to her imaginary friend from her teenage years.

"I was kind of obsessed with the 18th century, and I felt very misunderstood, and like I had been placed in the wrong time period," she says. "Valentino was a sort of character I created as a sort of muse. In a way, the song is like a little ode to my innocence — it's like a farewell song to that sort of childish imagination. He looked very much like Mozart."

The singer, songwriter and pianist had an eclectic musical upbringing. Her music is filled with the language and sounds of gospel and church music — her father was a preacher. She also lived in Zimbabwe and Australia, where her parents constantly played classical records, as a child.

"I'd wake up to [soprano] Joan Sutherland screaming in my ear," Birch says. "It's an amazing alarm clock — that's the best kind of scream."

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

It seems that I will like most anything that T-Bone Burnett has had a hand in.

"Palestine Texas",T-Bone Burnett with John Mayer and a very cute drummer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4cd-8fSfoE

John

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by Boreas

"Palestine Texas",T-Bone Burnett with John Mayer and a very cute drummer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4cd-8fSfoE

John

True False Identity is a terrific album - amazing production values, great song-writing: "When you come out of this self-delusion, you're going to need a soul transfusion." Mayer can play a little guitar too.

Regards,

D-Ray

[Boreas]

Robert Palmer "Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley", his first (and, IMO, best) album with help from Little Feat, The Meters and Allen Toussaint.

John

[Dondilion]

Jackie Opel: An excellent ska singer.