What are you listening to?

[Harp]

Mozart, Duo Sonata No. 1, K 423 in G Major

...and several robins. :coffee:

 

[Darhling]

Jersey Street & Amy Winehouse

 

[Kilted_Surveyor]

Junior Brown: 12 Shades of Brown

 

[PSK123]

The Who - Who's Next.

Bit of a break from my normal listening, but hey...its nice and summery

 

[RetroToday]

An original vinyl of Marty Robbins - Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs (1959).

"...with a Big Iron on his hip, a Big Iron on his hiiiiiiiiip!"
Love it!

 

[KY Gentleman]

The Who - Who's Next.

Bit of a break from my normal listening, but hey...its nice and summery

You can never go wrong with "The Who" in my opinion...

 

[Rick Blaine]

James Booker's Junco Partner. It'll make ya' miss N'awlins even if you've not yet been there. Simply Brilliant.

 

[DavidVillaJr]

Johnny Hodges

"Main Stem"

Everybody Knows

 

[John Boyer]

Maison Bourbon Jazz Band -"Sleepytime down South".

 

[MissHannah]

Very mixed bag...

Crowded House
Benny Goodman
Stone Roses
Billie Holiday
Briskeby
Slowdive
My Bloody Valentine

I've had a lot of My Bloody Valentine on my playlist lately (and not just because they are in my top 3 favourite bands of all time) - I'm lucky enough to have tickets for one of the reunion shows at the end of June in London. I'm so excited I may pop.

 

[anon`]

Qntal - Levis (Half Light Mix)

Syrah's voice is just... heavenly ethereal.

 

[Hondo]

Herb Alpert's This guy's in love with you (Hal David/Burt Bacharach)

Timeless love song, by Herb Alpert dedicated to his wife,
what a great love song, Trumpet is outstanding,
and still touches the heart,
you can still find
this video on Utube

This guy's in love with you

Herb Alpert

You see this guy, this guy's in love with you
Yes I'm in love who looks at you the way I do
When you smile I can tell it know each other very well

How can I show you I'm glad I got to know you 'cause
I've heard some talk they say you think I'm fine
This guy's in love and what I'd do to make you mine
Tell me now is it so don't let me be the last to know

My hands are shakin' don't let my heart keep breaking 'cause
I need your love, I want your love
Say you're in love and you'll be my guy, if not I'll just die

Tell me now is it so don't let me be the last to know
My hands are shakin' don't let my heart keep breaking 'cause
I need your love, I want your love
Say you're in love and you'll be my girl, if not I'll just die

 

[RetroToday]

Wrapping up some late night work on the computer, threw on little 'Music To Remember Her' to relax...... Ahhhhh....

 

[Smithy]

I've had a lot of My Bloody Valentine on my playlist lately (and not just because they are in my top 3 favourite bands of all time) - I'm lucky enough to have tickets for one of the reunion shows at the end of June in London. I'm so excited I may pop.

I'm pea-green with envy! First time again for 16 years, you're in for a treat. Consider taking ear plugs because if they are like they were in the late '80s/early '90s, they are one of the loudest live bands ever. Have fun!

If you like MBV and haven't heard them pick up the first 3 EPs of Slowdive, they sound like MBV crossed with the Cocteau Twins. Sadly long disbanded (morphed into Mojave 3) but not forgotten.

 

[Viper Man]

At this moment I am listening to "Perdido" by Johnny Hodges & Earl "Fatha" Hines from the album Stride Right.

 

[alexandra]

I've had a lot of My Bloody Valentine on my playlist lately (and not just because they are in my top 3 favourite bands of all time) - I'm lucky enough to have tickets for one of the reunion shows at the end of June in London. I'm so excited I may pop.

I massive pile of people I know on another forum are going to this. It's like my internet life will be connecting.

 

[Darhling]

Saint Germain 'des-prés Café' 6 while cooking. My favorite song on that album is 'all I need' - that is one beautiful performed song.

 

[LizzieMaine]

This morning's breakfast tune -- Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, pre-Let's Dance, from a 1933 Columbia Royal Blue 78, with an excellent Kalmar-Ruby tune, "Keep On Doin' What You're Doin'." Originally written for the Marx Brothers' "Duck Soup," it was cut from that score and ended up in one of the best Wheeler and Woolsey films, "Hips Hips Hooray."

Next up, a singing Colgate Dental Cream commercial. "Cleans your breath while it cleans your teeth!"

 

[zaika]

Since I can't find the power cord for my record player I've been listening to the 1920's "radio station" on iTunes. Great music! Every once in while they play some bongo-heavy tunes from, what sounds like, the 50's or 60's...but most of the time it sounds like I'm listening to some records.

Currently I'm listening to some archived shows from the "Beyond Reality" radio show. Interesting stuff.

 

[anon`]

Eluveitie - Tegernakô