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My semi-regular choice of a radio/streaming show would shock everybody:

https://www.pipedreams.org/

Next week's show is titled: "A Good Bach Rub"

northland10 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2023 9:28 am My semi-regular choice of a radio/streaming show would shock everybody:

https://www.pipedreams.org/

Next week's show is titled: "A Good Bach Rub"

COOOOOOOOL!

80 years ago + a few days

Spike Jones - The Sheik with ORIGINAL TITLES

Janet Hering
2016 10 Jan

July, 1942 Soundie (made for coin operated jukeboxes).
Spike Jones (washboard), Carl Grayson (as the Sheik), Del Porter (clarinet and snake charmer), Luther Rountree (banjo picture), Perry Botkin (banjo soundtrack), Don Anderson (trumpet).

I watched Spike Jones with my parents. Wild!

Capricho Arabe (F. Tárrega) - Performed by Alexandra Whittingham

RTH10260 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 21, 2023 2:36 pm 80 years ago + a few days

Spike Jones - The Sheik with ORIGINAL TITLES

Janet Hering
2016 10 Jan

July, 1942 Soundie (made for coin operated jukeboxes).
Spike Jones (washboard), Carl Grayson (as the Sheik), Del Porter (clarinet and snake charmer), Luther Rountree (banjo picture), Perry Botkin (banjo soundtrack), Don Anderson (trumpet).

https: //m.youtube.com/watch?v=EOJf7bAEJgQ

Dedicated to all the anti LGBTQ+ performance assholes out there.

But especially the Governor of Florida. (I was thinking of putting it in 'its' thread, but I wanted it near the other Spike Jones thread).

Oh, he is back. This time with Chariots of Fire theme music.

(I could never do any of this)

Cooooool!!!!

A tribute (and it's now old too)... Uncle Kracker to Dobie Grey.

My absolute favorite performance of Chariots of Fire.

I recently discovered the band Kansas is actually more of a prog band than anything else (yeah, I'm a little slow on things sometimes) and have been listening to a lot of their stuff lately. They're doing their 50th anniversary of their first album tour this year and still have 2 of their original members. They put out a new album 2 or 3 years ago, and are apparently planning to have another one next year.

Happy Early Hallowed-ween. Kinda.

Kriselda Gray wrote: ↑Sun Oct 15, 2023 3:32 pm I recently discovered the band Kansas is actually more of a prog band than anything else (yeah, I'm a little slow on things sometimes) and have been listening to a lot of their stuff lately. They're doing their 50th anniversary of their first album tour this year and still have 2 of their original members. They put out a new album 2 or 3 years ago, and are apparently planning to have another one next year.

Oh I feel for you. One of my good friends in my teenage years (who had a car) -- he only had a Kansas 8-track band a Boston 8-track and player in the car. I know every word. KILL ME NOW!!! More than once I wished the 8-tracks cartridge tapes would break.

neonzx wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2023 12:07 am Oh I feel for you. One of my good friends in my teenage years (who had a car) -- he only had a Kansas 8-track band a Boston 8-track and player in the car. I know every word. KILL ME NOW!!! More than once I wished the 8-tracks cartridge tapes would break.

I'm actually enjoying the hell out of it, but I can imagine if it was forced on me, I might have a different opinion

Carry on my wayward son ...

Instrumental covers on SiriusXM internet radio. In the car I usually listen to the Broadway channel.

poplove wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2023 1:26 pm Instrumental covers on SiriusXM internet radio. In the car I usually listen to the Broadway channel.

My wife, among other theatery things produces plays for community theaters in the area (everything but acting and directing and even a tiny bit of acting now that I think about it).
Anyway when I ride in her car it's the Broadway channel 95% of the time. I enjoy it too, don't get me wrong, but for me a little goes a long way. (I'd rather listen to the '60s channel myself).

qbawl wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2023 1:37 pm

poplove wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2023 1:26 pm Instrumental covers on SiriusXM internet radio. In the car I usually listen to the Broadway channel.

My wife, among other theatery things produces plays for community theaters in the area (everything but acting and directing and even a tiny bit of acting now that I think about it).
Anyway when I ride in her car it's the Broadway channel 95% of the time. I enjoy it too, don't get me wrong, but for me a little goes a long way. (I'd rather listen to the '60s channel myself).

I like Broadway because there's so much variety in the musical styles.

Loved the Bach and the Hurdy-Gurdy Men!!!!