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Favorite lines

Started by Bertold Brautigan. Last reply by Bertold Brautigan Jan 27. 44 Replies 0 Likes

What are some of your favorite lines in a song?My first offering:Wait a minute, mister, I didn't even kiss her.Continue

Songs that make your heart or pants melt

Started by Gwen. Last reply by Chris Jan 13. 8 Replies 0 Likes

https://youtu.be/pdN3fM6D774 < Earned ItMy go to song right now to get in the right mood ;)…Continue

David Crosby, Steven Stills, Graham Nash ... and CSN

Started by Loren Miller. Last reply by Bertold Brautigan Oct 25, 2016. 4 Replies 3 Likes

From the first time I heard "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," I fell in love with the sweet harmonies and rich, warming music made by Crosby, Stills and Nash. Since that time, they celebrated the Summer of…Continue

Tags: Dan Rather, Graham Nash, Steven Stills, David Crosby, CSN

Unique and Interesting Instruments

Started by James Yount. Last reply by Chris Oct 23, 2016. 31 Replies 3 Likes

Music is always evolving and so are the instruments that people use. Have you seen any unique performances that you'd like to share?Continue

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Comment by Joan Denoo on April 17, 2018 at 9:00pm: Eric Whitacre's Singers move in and out of close harmony and disharmony so easily and fluidly revealing excellent skills of the singers. I could not follow the words and so looked up the lyrics. The sounds and the music didn't match up for me. So, I just laid back and listened to the sounds. Very nice.

Comment by Loren Miller on April 17, 2018 at 7:42pm: I have loved the work of Eric Whitacre since I first heard his music, some 15 years ago. Recently it occurred to me that I hadn't heard anything new from him in a while when, coincidentally, I stumbled onto the following ... and very shortly thereafter found my jaw loitering around the carpet:

The lyric is astonishing, all by itself. Combined with Eric's dulcet dissonances, it damned near becomes a force of nature. Do yourself a favor: when you do press PLAY, make sure you have seven minutes and eight seconds to do nothing but LISTEN.

Comment by Chris on April 5, 2018 at 3:07am: A geologist told me that parts of Oregon and Washington migrated from Asia based on fossil records found in the area.

Comment by Chris on April 5, 2018 at 3:05am: Ynka Huasy. Music from the Andes.

Comment by Chris on April 5, 2018 at 2:39am: Sorry I meant to write Harlen/Harley Bretz theory about the Missolua floods.

The links above cover what I think you are writing about Joan.

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Comment by Chris on April 5, 2018 at 1:23am: Joan,

On Eastern Oregon (Water) geology. Brets therory didn't take off for some time. I was suprised how few people in the region knew anything about it.

Comment by Chris on April 5, 2018 at 1:16am: Great tune Bertold.

Comment by Bertold Brautigan on April 4, 2018 at 7:50am: Alberta Hunter was a hot item in the jazz world from the 20s to the 50s. Then she had a kid and retired from music for 20 years to raise her. She made a comeback, and she was 83 when she recorded this song.