Below is some real hip hop for you youngins...
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One of my favorite things about npr.org is the Tiny Desk Concerts, which alllow me to see bands that I already like in a slightly different atmosphere(Gogol Bordello) and get exposed to new bands(The Kopecky Family Band, The Civil Wars)
I'm not sure why there is some random kid in the gogol one..Comment
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You've never seen "Roadhouse" or "From Dusk Till Dawn", or "Desperado"?Originally posted by patfromlogan View Post
They were in all 3 movies at some point or the other.Comment
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This is what I'm listening to right now:
It's my: can't get the fuck to sleep and I refuse to lie in silence music.Comment
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Etta James: "How Deep is the Ocean" from her Grammy award winning album:
"Mystery Lady: Songs Of Billie Holiday" (1994)
written by Irving Berlin in 1932
Free "All Right Now"
Written by Andy Fraser & Paul Rodgers.
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
Dippermouth Blues (Sugarfoot Stomp) 1923
He was particularly noted for his playing style, pioneering the use of mutes. Also a notable composer, he wrote many tunes still played regularly, including "Dippermouth Blues", "Sweet Like This", "Canal Street Blues", and "Doctor Jazz". He was the mentor and teacher of Louis Armstrong. Two of Armstrong's most famous recordings, "West End Blues" and "Weather Bird", were Oliver compositions. His influence was such that Armstrong claimed, "if it had not been for Joe Oliver, Jazz would not be what it is today".
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I used to know their roadie. He was known as Gimpie. I called him "Alan". That was his actual name.
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Reminds me ofOriginally posted by Eddie Hardon View PostI used to know their roadie. He was known as Gimpie. I called him "Alan". That was his actual name.
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It's disabled here in UK but I'm well acquainted with Spinal Tap (I've got the special Anniversary release) so I'll check it!Originally posted by bobyclumsyninja View PostReminds me of
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