Thanks to whomever put me onto Samantha Fish in your last music thread. Great stuff.
Tethyssays
@ Reginald
You are very welcome! Samantha Fish is indeed fab, but I did not know Marcus is not a fan of the blues and picking genres. (Banjo is cool!!)
I wish it wasn’t so annoying to format links. I can’t ever remember how to href properly, and miss the version of pharyngula when I could just copy the html from above the text box, and then plop my link in.
Wait, what? Huge fan of Rhiannon Giddens, Django Rheinhart, J. J. Cale, Jimi Hendrix’ early work. Albert Collins, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray and Stevie Ray are my pantheon. I have even posted (I think…?) links to Big Mama Thornton… She’s blues, right?
I don’t like Steve Martin’s banjo playing, maybe that is what you were thinking of…?
This is, in my opinion, amazing blues by SRV and Johnny Copeland. Huge props to Copeland who took stage right after open heart surgery, which is why he looks a bit doped up. He was not as doped up as SRV, though. Tin Pan Alley: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AGPx-ekqZEo
Tethyssays
I’m glad to hear it is just banjo picking that doesn’t appeal, rather than the whole genre.
Samantha Fish singing I Put a Spell on You
This strange mashup of Bauhaus and GoGo dancing footage is surreal and nostalgic. It’s somehow politically topical too, as GoGo dancing was a trend that went along with miniskirts and Womens Liberation.
Video includes clips from Gilligans Island and The Monkee’s.
Check out Zeal & Ardor.
Manuel Gagneux thought – what if African-American spiritual music found Satan instead of Jesus.
Tethyssays
It isn’t music, but I find myself on YouTube drooling over video listings for amazing old properties for sale in France. This 15th century château is sold, but the fireplaces and woodwork throughout is just stunning.
I had to look Halo up.
Cool SRV.
Massho, still good.
I finally found it, months later. Not a group of monks, but some nice jewish boys. Al Hanissim, performed by Maccabeats and 6thirteen. Six13 also has an extended mix on their videos page which doesn’t link, it included quite a few other groups, and is lots of fun to watch.
Thanks to whomever put me onto Samantha Fish in your last music thread. Great stuff.
@ Reginald
You are very welcome! Samantha Fish is indeed fab, but I did not know Marcus is not a fan of the blues and picking genres. (Banjo is cool!!)
I wish it wasn’t so annoying to format links. I can’t ever remember how to href properly, and miss the version of pharyngula when I could just copy the html from above the text box, and then plop my link in.
Wait, what? Huge fan of Rhiannon Giddens, Django Rheinhart, J. J. Cale, Jimi Hendrix’ early work. Albert Collins, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray and Stevie Ray are my pantheon. I have even posted (I think…?) links to Big Mama Thornton… She’s blues, right?
I don’t like Steve Martin’s banjo playing, maybe that is what you were thinking of…?
This is, in my opinion, amazing blues by SRV and Johnny Copeland. Huge props to Copeland who took stage right after open heart surgery, which is why he looks a bit doped up. He was not as doped up as SRV, though. Tin Pan Alley:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AGPx-ekqZEo
I’m glad to hear it is just banjo picking that doesn’t appeal, rather than the whole genre.
Samantha Fish singing I Put a Spell on You
This strange mashup of Bauhaus and GoGo dancing footage is surreal and nostalgic. It’s somehow politically topical too, as GoGo dancing was a trend that went along with miniskirts and Womens Liberation.
Video includes clips from Gilligans Island and The Monkee’s.
MASHUP – Tear You Apart + Bela Lugosi’s Dead
Check out Zeal & Ardor.
Manuel Gagneux thought – what if African-American spiritual music found Satan instead of Jesus.
It isn’t music, but I find myself on YouTube drooling over video listings for amazing old properties for sale in France. This 15th century château is sold, but the fireplaces and woodwork throughout is just stunning.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=55qlIwT0HUE
https://youtu.be/1gEV42RKf6E
Old stuff.
Youtube suggested
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzEGz6K_usQ0NpMuePt0oxg
to me recently. I was impressed. I’ve generally liked guzheng and Jingxuan is a talent.
I had to look Halo up.
Cool SRV.
Massho, still good.
I finally found it, months later. Not a group of monks, but some nice jewish boys. Al Hanissim, performed by Maccabeats and 6thirteen. Six13 also has an extended mix on their videos page which doesn’t link, it included quite a few other groups, and is lots of fun to watch.