Love this album! Starts one of the greatest 5 album runs of any artist.
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Love this album! Starts one of the greatest 5 album runs of any artist.
Fortunate to live near the Capital Theater & see the Toy Factory Project. Amazing how well the Marshall Tucker Band’s music has aged. It has a kind of expensiveness, improvisational groove, and flexibility of genre akin to the Allman Brothers or the Grateful Dead. Don’t miss this!
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An extraordinary album that only 1970 could produce. Not quite jazz, not prog rock, not space rock, not electronic music, this unique album sounds like the musical version of a Philip Johnson house. I would put it in a time capsule to represent earth #music from the 20th century. #jazzsky #modernism
New bonus episode just dropped!
It’s “Time of the Season” by The Zombies 🧟 🎶
Andrew takes a longer look at the career of The Zombies and the final track of their 1968 album, Odessey and Oracle.
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An extraordinary album that only 1970 could produce. Not quite jazz, not prog rock, not space rock, not electronic music, this unique album sounds like the musical version of a Philip Johnson house. I would put it in a time capsule to represent earth #music from the 20th century. #jazzsky #modernism
Fortunate to live near the Capital Theater & see the Toy Factory Project. Amazing how well the Marshall Tucker Band’s music has aged. It has a kind of expensiveness, improvisational groove, and flexibility of genre akin to the Allman Brothers or the Grateful Dead. Don’t miss this!
#music
Amazing book on the Beatles!
Agree with both statements!
I guess no… then. We all miss the point.
Can this be a day with no red or blue, no maga or woke! Just Americans… one day…maybe more…?
Can this be a day with no red or blue, no maga or woke! Just Americans… one day…maybe more…?
So blessed to have known and spent time with this tough, fierce fighter for justice. So sad to hear of her death only months after her sister, also a Civil Rights activist! #justice #civilrights
If I remember right, my godmother gave me the 67-70 album for my 5th birthday. My first Beatles album at age 5 got played probably 1000s of times.
So blessed to have known and spent time with this tough, fierce fighter for justice. So sad to hear of her death only months after her sister, also a Civil Rights activist! #justice #civilrights
"More than 3,000 people attended the Mass and walked in the procession.
"Families affected by immigration enforcement were among the first to receive ashes from Cupich, in a highly symbolic reversal of the marking and tracking many say defines their daily lives."
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How about Love? Two black members of the band, including the lead man Arthur Lee. If “7 and 7 Is” is one of the first punk songs, I don’t know what is!
I expect I will have Curling Withdrawal Syndrome when the Olympics are over! Sitting bored watching pairs skating waiting for curling at 9:00PM.
I went 21 years between my first and second Phish show, but I’m on the bus now in my late 50s.
Yum. Looks like my kinda pizza!
What’s the collar look like?
The Miles Davis Quintet at that moment in history was fire 🔥. The days are numbered for acoustic jazz for Miles!
I have to admit I am enjoying the NBA All-Star tournament. Games are engaging and competitive! #NBA
Loved this! Thanks. My first instinct is rarely to go for the Bruce/early Vince era but you are right to highlight much excellent music in the immediate post-Brent era.
She fell in love with the drummer
Am I the only one who prefers the early iteration of “Dancin’ in the Streets” by the Grateful Dead to the later disco-fied version? #Deadhead
Excited for this one! Thank you!
Good morning! My favorite intro to any Dead live recording on this one!
I think Jerry knew that and felt it. Hence the sorrow and anger in the singing and playing that creates that intensity and sublimity.
Yes, though I think it’s intentionally vague enough that it can be about any inhumane context, “man’s inhumanity to man” and the temptation of indifference, ie not walking out to witness injustice whether nuclear devastation, the Vietnam war, or violence in the streets of Birmingham or Minneapolis.
“Morning Dew” by the Grateful Dead is the most sublime piece of music ever performed! #gratefuldead #Deadhead
