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What Are You Listening To? Part 14 [W: 2921]

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OK...just one more...I promise...:mrgreen:

 
Really...just one more...:3oops:

 
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The Supremes - Up The Ladder To The Roof · featuring Jean Terrel on lead vocal
 
[video=youtube;RZB96cvBjy8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?RZB96cvBjy8[/video]

Brotherhood Of Man - United We Stand
 
[video=youtube;AmIlUKo4dQc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?AmIlUKo4dQc[/video]

Sheryl Crow - My Favorite Mistake
 
Epic!



 
[video=youtube;osWBhH7tR6E]http://www.youtube.com/watch?osWBhH7tR6E[/video]

Robert Cray - Playin' In The Dirt
 
Thinking of home today, and one of the best things to ever come from home, Rockford Il....

It is hard to describe how big this was in a conservative mid-western town for boys and girls in our formative years.



WARNING: THERE IS FULLY NAKED FEMALE VERY NICE BREAST IN THIS VIDEO!
 
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this was a seminal album. possibly not something appreciated by the casual listener 48 years later
 
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Umphrey's McGee - Puppet String (Live At Red Rocks)
 
justabubba said:
this was a seminal album. possibly not something appreciated by the casual listener 48 years later
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Beyond seminal, when we consider its influence on jazz and other genres. Some of the best musicians of the latter half of the mid 20th century who went on in other genres, with this experience under the belt, to influence others. The term used was fusion, but that was inadequate to describe how this album influenced cross genre work by so many. And that influence still carries on, even with musicians who never listened to this album, passed on by intermediary musicians who have listened to it.

Composer, perform, and producer said more than once that Bitches Brew, Mingus' composition Epitaph (performed and recorded after his death), along with Brian Eno's early production work with Roxy Music changed the world of music for the better and were his major influences.

I've worn out three copies of Bitches Brew on vinyl. Two on CD. Now I have it on both CD and a music only DVD, which affords the ability to hear the musician's breathing patterns, McLaughlin's fingers sliding on the fret board of his guitar with pinpoint accuracy.
 
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