Music Videos - - The Greats!

[amirm]

You'all were selling this thread short with that wimpy title! I changed it to make it more suitable relative to the great content within. Let me know if you have a better suggestion....

 

[RBFC]

Eva Cassidy

As a followup to Judy Garland, I give you Eva:

Lee

 

[RBFC]

John Lee Hooker

Here's some archival footage of the legend:

It's always amazing that a pared-down presentation carries such power.

Lee

 

[amirm]

Just lovely Lee. She is not just singing but also performing emotionally. Her voice somehow reminds me of Carole King. I know, two different voices altogether but that deliberate style of singing is close.

Wait a minute. Surely Carol also belongs to this group. No?

 

[Gregadd]

Lee I could not get the Judy Garland link to work.

Eva is quilte beautiful.

 

[amirm]

Greg, just click on the error message that says you must watch it on Youtube and new window pops up just to do that.

 

[Gregadd]

Eva and John Smokin'
















john

 

[RBFC]

You'all were selling this thread short with that wimpy title! I changed it to make it more suitable relative to the great content within. Let me know if you have a better suggestion....

How about A Respite from Pointless Bickering about Gear or The Real Reason We Do This ?

Lee

 

[RBFC]

Luciano Pavarotti

One of the greatest tenors ever:

Lee

 

[RBFC]

Jose Carreras

While I"m on a sacred music vibe, here's Jose Carreras performing the Kyrie from Ariel Ramirez's Misa Criolla:

Lee

 

[Gregadd]

 

[RBFC]

Stevie Ray Vaughan

I'll close this evening with Stevie Ray and Tin Pan Alley Live:

I've seen him 3 times. RIP.

This thread is my absolute favorite here.

Lee

 

[amirm]

Even a Jazz newbie like me finds this so enjoyable!

 

[Gregadd]

 

[Gregadd]

I was going to save this for tommorrow but since it's alread tommorrow on the East Coast. I think we know Stevie Ray Vaughns hero is.

 

[RBFC]

Looks like we're on a blues kick!

A couple acknowledged masters of the craft!

Lee

 

[RBFC]

Here's a few familiar faces:

Lee

 

[RBFC]

Damn Right I've Got the Blues!

Here's Mr. Buddy Guy!

Lee

 

[Johnny Vinyl]

Three Dog Night - Mama Told Me Not to Come.

Saw them in Montreal in the early seventies and was blown away by their harmonies. Their Live At the Forum LP still gets lots of play from this fellow!

John

 

[Johnny Vinyl]

Love these types of threads and thought I would resurrect this one.

Annie Lennox - Love Songs For A Vampire!

She pretty much can't do anything wrong in my eyes. What a talent. Enjoy her ...I do!

John