Music: What are you listening to today?
In the spirit of the books and movies threads, here's one to talk about what you're listening to lately and what you hav
My guess is metadata issue, Ted has plenty of songs openly celebrating his crazed rockstar pedophilia.
When they pull digital catalogs they miss stuff for various reasons. This just looks like empty metadata.
I know it SOUNDS like the artist has made an aesthetic choice here but that is definitely not what is happening.
She's wanting to boogie, he wants to lay there.
She's got the Friday night blues.
have witnessed butterfly struggles with riptide created by awakening the freight of box car trains of thought
spoiling you from the rest as this has become sort of an additive research project centered on subsequent vast musical industry influences the nucleus of this band would have for decades to come
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1. Turnaroundphrase
2. Tune in 5
3. Ife
4. Right off
5. Funk (prelude, part 1)
6. Calypso frelimo
Miles Davis - trumpet, keyboards
no notes,
only the space between them
Dave Liebman - tenor, soprano, and flute
Liebman played with Elvin Jones in '72 same year he recorded On the Corner with Miles
later in a similar band on Get up With It and Dark Magus
Reggie Lucas - guitar
instrummental on the same Liebman and Miles albums above,
as well as Agharta and Pangea subsequent years.
won a share of best R&B song grammy for this 1981 banger:
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two years later produced a majority of:
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madonna madonna
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at least all the songs Jellybean Benitez didn't take credit for
this was one of them
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Pete Cosey (guitar, percussion)
god bless what else is left to say
his dad played with Sidney Bechet
Cosey repetedly electrically recorded with Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters in the late '60s and was also a founding member of the band that became Earth, Wind, and Fire
Michael Henderson (bass guitar)
played bass on almost every Miles fusion album
also cut tracks with Aretha, Stevie, and Marvin Gaye
Al Foster (drums)
Aloysius Tyrone Foster passed this May at 82
who did he play for?
early years was Illinois Jacquet
in '72 joined Miles to replace Jack DeJohnette and stuck until '85
mixed in were recording sets with Sonny Rollins, Dexter Gordon, McCoy Tyner, Horace Silver, Herbie Hancock, Joe Henderson, etc etc etc
James Mtume (percussion)
owns the other grammy shares with Reggie Lucas above
also notoriously had a big influence over certain sample sizes
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Nick Gravenites & Mike Bloomfield - Last Call
Title song from Mountain Goats' best album:
Also Vienna, The Frozen Ones & Slow Motion.
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"'cause in the darkness, there'll be hidden worlds that shine and when I hold Candy close, she makes those hidden worlds mine."
Darkness is my favourite Springsteen album and Candy's room is a fantastic song. I love it so much.
Sounds just like the 80s turning into the 90s.
Gonna stab you in the eye
with a foreign object.
The Graystones
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"'cause in the darkness, there'll be hidden worlds that shine and when I hold Candy close, she makes those hidden worlds mine."
Darkness is my favourite Springsteen album and Candy's room is a fantastic song. I love it so much.
I had a drinking buddy who loved One Step Up, as do I. I put on Candy’s Room and he damn near lost it.

