Music Break (and More): World Order
If you haven’t seen this before, I’m glad to be the one to show you. One of the most entertaining groups I’ve seen. I really like their music, and of… Read more »
Category: Music
Almost like the real thing…
I’ve liked the music group Chicago for almost as long as I can remember. They’ve definitely got a tight style, and have put out a lot of good music over… Read more »
Still frenetic…
I’m pretty sure I’ve described these guys before as “frenetic.” I love listening to their music anytime, but it can be especially uplifting while I’m riding. So I was happy… Read more »
One of those songs…
Of course we’ve all had “one of those songs.” I have a few of them. They are the songs that bring something up…some kind of memory. Some kind of pleasantness…. Read more »
Music Break: a little Miles…and then some
From the Prestige 1956 recording, “Oleo.” Released on the album “Relaxin’” in ’58. Fantastic. Coltrane on sax? Get out. I’ve been listening a bit to Miles lately and it’s so… Read more »
Using all of the guitar…
I don’t remember where I first stumbled upon Antione Dufour, but I did, and that’s all that matters. I’ve learned since then that there are a few good players in… Read more »
Recommendation: Rick Beato
I don’t remember how I got turned on to Rick Beato’s YouTube channel, but I love it. Rick is an incredibly talented producer and musician, and I put those in… Read more »
An obscure music break…
It’s been a rough few weeks. I got word that one of my high school classmates died. Then my bird. Then I found out a good friend had dementia. Then… Read more »
Who’s in charge here anyway?
Another Sunday. Another round of worship songs. But who exactly is being worshipped? That thought struck me this morning when I heard the song “Street Called Mercy.” Here are the… Read more »
A good thing about Russia…
Alright, you should know I’m a huge fan of Beethoven. My absolute favorite classical composer. Personally, I don’t think anyone else is close. But outside of Beethoven I guess I… Read more »