Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol:
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from May 28, 2023
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An odyssey of the ears powered by the moon, the stars, & a pixie dusting of ecstatic electricity...
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May 28, 2023: Every Moon Will Be Alright Tonight (Thank you, Tina)
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| Artist | Track | Album | Label | Year | Comments | New | Approx. start time | |||
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| Tina Turner |
Workin' Together
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Workin' Together | Liberty | 1970 | 0:00:00 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Fire! Orchestra |
A Lost Farewell
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Echoes | Rune Grammofon | 2023 | * | 0:03:55 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Matt Barbier |
Untitled I
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Threads | Sofa Music | 2022 | Matt Barbier is a trombonist who has played with various ensembles including wildUP | 0:17:48 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Lucy Liyou |
Dog Dreams
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Dog Dreams | American Dreams | 2023 | * | 0:25:06 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Joan La Barbara |
Autumn Signal
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The Early Immersive Music Of Joan La Barbara | Mode | 2017 | orig from her 1980 album, "Reluctant Gypsy" | 0:35:39 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Heather Stebbins & Christopher Chandler |
These Old Roots (by Christopher Chandler)
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Roots | New Focus | 2023 | * | 0:48:44 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Peter Gabriel |
Four Kinds Of Horses (Dark Side Mix)
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i/o | Real World | 2023 | album coming late 2023 / this track released on the new moon (May 19, 2023) / features Brian Eno on synths, Tony Levin on bass, David Rhodes on guitar & Manu Katche on drums. / Songs being released on either the full moon (bright mixes) or the new moon (dark mixes) | * | 1:05:41 (Pop-up) | |||
| Martyna Basta |
Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering
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Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering | Warm Winters Ltd. | 2023 | * | 1:12:03 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Opsroom |
Benthos
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Kineos (split w/ Pablo Vostok) | Medio Oriente | 2018 | 1:14:54 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Orquestra Pandroginia |
Puerto del Hambre
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Medio Oriente Vol. 2 (V/A) | Medio Oriente | 2021 | collects new tracks by mainly Chilean artists | 1:18:29 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Paul St. Hilaire |
Three And A Half
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Tikiman Vol. 1 | Kynant | 2023 | 1st album in 10 years by this Caribbean artist | * | 1:21:44 (Pop-up) | |||
| Mandy, Indiana |
The Driving Rain (18)
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I've Seen A Way | Fire Talk | 2023 | * | 1:25:32 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Neil Young |
Words
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Live At Red Rocks - 2000 | Neil Young | 2000 | 1:28:02 (Pop-up) | |||||
| David Gilmour & Richard Wright |
Echoes
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Live In Gdansk | EMI | 2008 | this was the final show of Gilmour's On an Island tour took place at the Gdańsk Shipyard on 26 August 2006. The concert was held before a crowd of 100,000, and marked the 26th anniversary of the founding of the Solidarity trade union. / Gilmour has said that he will never play "Echoes" again because it can only be played by Wright / Album was released a week after Wright's passing | 1:38:53 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Matt "MV" Valentine |
Omni Love (Environments)
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Omni Love (Environments) | Longform Editions | 2023 | * | 2:10:17 (Pop-up) | ||||
| The Magnetic Fields |
Lovers From The Moon
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The Wayward Bus | PoPuP | 1992 | 2:33:05 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Settima Tacca |
Waltz
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Wondrous Feelings of Ages Long Gone | Hidden Harmony Recordings | 2023 | * | 2:35:54 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Lonnie Holley |
Kindness Will Follow Your Tears
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Oh Me Oh My | Jagjaguwar | 2023 | * | 2:39:37 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Tina Turner |
Tina talking about working with Phil Spector
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Late Show w/ David Letterman - 5/31/84 | 1984 | 2:44:14 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Tina Turner |
River Deep - Mountain High
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River Deep - Mountain High | London | 1966 | 2:46:55 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Tina Turner |
Tina Turner talking about working with David Bowie
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Late Show w/ David Letterman - 5/31/84 | 1984 | 2:50:00 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Tina Turner & David Bowie |
Tonight
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Tina Turner - Live Concert In 1988 | 1988 | 2:51:11 (Pop-up) | ||||||
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Listener comments!
Baja Joe:
12539:
john_zilla:
Spikey BXL:
modern blaze:
dale:
Balthazar B:
Sunday init! :)
Michael of Cologne:
modern blaze:
Greg k:
Toutevoix:
Brian in UK:
There are some folks that are loved unconditionally. Think that Tina Turner was one of them.
Daybreak!:
Needed some company for sure me stretching and sinus clearing.
Glad to find the Moonlight 🌙 still shining as the sun also rises.
Will thee Sound Guy:
modern blaze:
Daybreak!:
1) stand on the porch, take in the rising sun, minor stretch.
2) back upstairs for the big sinus rinse.
3) back downstairs for the big finish.
David (in London):
All hail the radiant Carol Crow.
modern blaze:
Heidee:
CarolCrow:
Heidee:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
Jessica B:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
Heidee:
CarolCrow:
modern blaze:
CarolCrow:
coelacanth∅:
Doug in MP:
bluecharlie:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
Heidee:
Strandlund:
Daybreak!:
Thanks. This is actually a good personal status,
after a rough week of being sickly.
The real question is,
Will I have passes my full funk
On to my wife and son,
Or will they face only a glancing blow?
coelacanth∅:
modern blaze:
Heidee:
modern blaze:
CarolCrow:
modern blaze:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
modern blaze:
dday:
A sad & somber day as war has been the default position for much of humanity worldwide, for all of my 64 years on the planet.
So, I ask the question posed here in song by David Maloney wherein he asks the question....WHY WAR??
Maybe if we all sing it loud enough, together, it can become a reality.
Memorial Day:
www.youtube.com...
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
Tom from Stirling:
CarolCrow:
john_zilla:
CarolCrow:
Yetz:
Balthazar B:
CarolCrow:
modern blaze:
CarolCrow:
Balthazar B:
CarolCrow:
Yetz:
Strandlund:
Heidee:
Yetz:
Heidee:
john_zilla:
Balthazar B:
Yetz:
Balthazar B:
Yetz:
modern blaze:
modern blaze:
Strandlund:
Heidee:
dday:
dale:
Tom from Stirling:
bluecharlie:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
dday:
bluecharlie:
CarolCrow:
dday:
CarolCrow:
E R I C T H E H A T:
E R I C T H E H A T:
bluecharlie:
Tom from Stirling:
CarolCrow:
Yetz:
dale:
Strandlund:
Yetz:
dday:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Strandlund:
Robm:
Yetz:
modern blaze:
dday:
Breakfast (eggs with mushrooms & orange peppers) is made.
Eggplant rounds out of the oven for parmigiana (eventually).
And finally some baked potatoes (209 degrees is perfect done temp, per the late X-Ray Burns & Jonesey) ready to be scooped out for twice baked later with dinner.
Now I take it easy :)
Tom from Stirling:
Robm:
Brian in UK:
Yetz:
Cooh John:
Robm:
Tom from Stirling:
Yetz:
dday:
Heidee:
E R I C T H E H A T:
dday:
dday:
AnotherJon:
Katharsis:
AnotherJon:
Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ:
Strandlund:
Robm:
@Heidee morning
Squidocto:
I slept in, what’d i miss
sm-ll:
Heidee:
dark web santa:
dday:
I would feed him opening the patio screen door a little more each time until eventually I could pet him & play with him with fuzzy toys.
After about a month he was rolling over on his back for a belly scratch.
E R I C T H E H A T:
E R I C T H E H A T:
Sylvia:
Tom from Stirling:
TDK60:
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Peter G!
Charles:
E R I C T H E H A T:
RB:
Moon workers of the world Unite !
But first , walk the dog 🐶,and have a nice breakfast 🍳
Katharsis:
E R I C T H E H A T:
Yetz:
E R I C T H E H A T:
Tom from Stirling:
Strandlund:
Strandlund:
Robini:
Lovin the variety of today's show.
Fredericks:
Tom from Stirling:
Tom from Stirling:
Yetz:
Sylvia:
Strandlund:
CarolCrow:
Heidee:
Btw, do you recommend imgur for picture uploads, since I am looking for a good/safe one... And I know you are always well-researched.
Aaron Working In Newark:
WinksFMU:
Yetz:
Heidee:
Fred and Alan:
Fred and Alan:
Robm:
Tom from Stirling:
Heidee:
RB:
Fredericks:
Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ:
Strandlund:
Tom from Stirling:
Robini:
dday:
Mattynotimes:
Jessica B:
Robm:
J&E in Ithaca NY:
Fred and Alan:
CarolCrow:
Tom from Stirling:
Jessica B:
WinksFMU:
CarolCrow:
Fred and Alan:
dday:
We walked in and a really tall, bald man with a big mustache and an orange safety vest & flashlight took our tix and showed us to our seats.
Eventually, the show starts & Peter comes out dressed in white jeans, sneaks & a white t-shirt.
He sits at the electric piano & plays a few songs.
Then he steps to the edge of the stage and says.."I'm trying to find my band, maybe we need some light"
The stage lights spin back to the audience and from the rear of the venue comes several guys with flashlights & orange safety vests.
They all take the stage..his band.
It was Tony Levin who greeted & seated us. :)
dday:
Yetz:
Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ:
Tom from Stirling:
WinksFMU:
KickTheBobo:
Katharsis:
Yetz:
Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ:
Tom from Stirling:
hoeg:
ike-o:
Robm:
Heidee:
Tom from Stirling:
dday:
Years later I'd get to be acquainted with Larry Fast through a friend who plays with John Ashton of Psych Furs (Satellite Paradiso)
Ken From Hyde Park:
(Spoiler: "Cymbaline")
dday:
The first gig of the U S tour was at The Capitol Theater in Passaic,NJ
Fred and Alan:
Tom from Stirling:
RB:
Heidee:
www.bbc.com...
E R I C T H E H A T:
Jessica B:
Tom from Stirling:
dday:
Goes for all bands that have "radio success"
The stuff they don't play is usually more interesting than "the hit"
adamdoesit:
Squidocto:
Fred and Alan:
Tom from Stirling:
E R I C T H E H A T:
sm-ll:
Balthazar B:
Jessica B:
Robm:
RB:
The Butterman:
Fred and Alan:
dday:
The Chance as "The Chance" opened in 1980, but the buildings history as a venue goes back to 1912.
dday:
Strandlund:
dday:
Jessica B:
tonyb:
(my other Sunday morning fix)
Fred and Alan:
dday:
Petet:
Robm:
TDK60:
dday:
Had it stuck in my brain for days now.
dday:
Robm:
Robm:
Yetz:
Robm:
david🔮:
love2laf:
dday:
I got to work with his brother Jimmy in 99 when he was playing with Al Kooper's Re-Kooperators.
They were cutting tracks where i worked at Nevessa Productions, Woodstock
and we did a live recording at the now defunct Joyus Lake in Woodstock.
Strandlund:
tonyb:
E R I C T H E H A T:
Cooh John:
E R I C T H E H A T:
Tom from Stirling:
Fred and Alan:
Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ:
Balthazar B:
Elliot:
Yetz:
sydnius:
Yetz:
love2laf:
dday:
What a cool thing.
I watched him on WHT when I shared an apt. with two other guys while going to DeVry Tech in Woodbridge,NJ.
First place I saw Squeeze..Uncle Floyd
TDK60:
love2laf:
Yetz:
luka:
Fred and Alan:
sydnius:
Jessica B:
Tom from Stirling:
dday:
Up a hillside in the snow
Casting shadows on the winter sky
As you stood there counting crows
One for sorrow, two for joy
Three for girls, and four for boys
Five for silver, six for gold
Seven for a secret never to be told
But there's a bird that nests inside you
Sleeping underneath your skin
Yeah, when you open up your wings to speak
I wish you'd let me in
Yetz:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Tom from Stirling:
Yetz:
dday:
sydnius:
dday:
Ken From Hyde Park:
tonyb:
Yetz:
TDK60:
love2laf:
Yetz:
sydnius:
dday:
sydnius:
Tom from Stirling:
PaulRobeson1923:
Jessica B:
Heidee:
Have a great week, all!
PaulRobeson1923:
dday:
RB:
PaulRobeson1923:
Every where you looked, you could reach out and touch sun bleached human bones
www.davidwblight.com...
dday:
RB:
PaulRobeson1923:
Yetz:
TDK60:
sydnius:
northguineahills:
David (in London):
northguineahills:
tonyb:
TDK60:
RB:
love2laf:
Thank you for a great start to Sunday morning Carol. Long weekend well wishes to my downstairs, and upstairs neighbours, hope you all have a great one.
Cooh John:
Ken From Hyde Park:
PaulRobeson1923:
Yes @sydnius: As U.S Grant wrote- cruel war, horrible horrible War
RB:
Strandlund:
Tom from Stirling:
bleubombersune:
sydnius:
Balthazar B:
RB:
hoeg:
feeling blessed :-)
Jessica B:
tonyb:
The toll of warfare…
riley:
egould:
Ken From Hyde Park:
dday:
PaulRobeson1923:
Americans understand that Memorial Day, or "Decoration Day," as my parents called it, has something to do with honoring the nation's war dead. It is also a day devoted to picnics, road races, commencements, and double-headers. But where did it begin, who created it, and why?
CarolCrow:
riley: