Thank you. It's healing more quickly than last time.

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Produced by Teo Macero, this album (38:08) was recorded on February 18, 1969, at CBS 30th Street Studio in New York City.

M. Davis – trumpet
W. Shorter – soprano saxophone
J. McLaughlin – electric guitar
C. Corea – electric piano
H. Hancock – electric piano
J. Zawinul – electric piano, organ
D. Holland – double bass
T. Williams – drums

Listening now :cool:

@Isaac agree?

I love all of the players but this video shows how it was all for naught without Howe:

Question for you; I'm posting this piece of music because I like it and find it to be good enough to share with other people; do you agree that this is a good piece of music and that it's worth sharing with other people?

is that the naked chick from that Gotye song?

BRUTHA RAY'S KILLA RIFF ... :cool:


"What'd I Say, Pt. 1" (3:05)
A-side single, 1959
Ray Charles

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"Watch Your Step" (2:44)
A-side single, 1961
Bobbly Parker

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"I Feel Fine" (2:25)
A-side single, 1964
writers, Lennon-McCartney
performer, The Beatles


"Day Tripper" (2:50)
A-side single, 1965
writers, Lennon-McCartney
performer, The Beatles

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"The Girl I Love She's Got Long Black Wavy Hair"
BBC Sessions (live), 1997
writers, Sleepy John Estes, Robert Johnson, Willie Dixon, Bonham, Page, Jones & Plant, 1929-1969
performer, Led Zeppelin

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"One Way Out" (4:55)
At the Fillmore East (live), 1971/1992
writers, Sonny Boy Williamson & Willie Dixon, 1961
performer, Allman Brothers

:cool: :love:

It's not often I find myself dancing 60's style in cosy slippers and dressing gown, but you did it!
This morning. You Got It.

From wiki:

Although it is an Orbison solo single, Orbison's fellow Traveling Wilburys bandmates, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne, co-wrote the song and played instruments on the record [...]
Orbison gave his only public rendition of the hit at the Diamond Awards Festival in Antwerp, Belgium, on November 19, 1988, just 17 days before his death and before the single was released. This footage was incorporated into the song's music video. A 2014 version incorporated videos of rehearsal and practice sessions.

:clap: :cool:

First time listening to Trout Mask Replica by Captain Beefheart. I'd been led to expect unlistenable cacophony but a lot of it's really groovy to my ears.

when I was growing up in the Seventies, the polished albums of ELP did not show what they were doing in live performances:



Now I get why Wakeman wishes he had had that much freedom.

@Noble Dust agree

because the world is round
it turns me on
because the world is round

because the wind is high
it blows my mind
because the wind is high

love is old, love is new
love is all, love is you

because the sky is blue
it makes me cry
because the sky is blue

"Because" (2:45)
Abbey Road, 1969
writers, Lennon-McCartney
The Beatles

@unenlightened agree

I'll see your 96, and raise you the roof.

:clap:

The Thrill is Gone - Peter Frampton Band (feat. Sonny Landreth)


***
B.B. King

One of the greatest progressive metal tracks of all time:

Such an incredible performance!

What say you

Yeah, Tomas is always impressive, as well as Meshuggah. Kinda apples and oranges to me though with Sepultura. To me you can feel their personal connection to the music. Almost like it’s spiritual, soulful. Meshuggah is strict precision and technique. More machine like. Both impressive, but for different reasons.

Oh for sure, I wasn't trying to compare the two. I guess I had in my mind that you've posted other metal; I could be remembering that wrong.