What's Spinning Tonight?

Facten got me thinking about Melody Gardot. For some reason, her look reminds me of the episode of Fawlty Towers (The Anniversary) where Polly dresses as Cybil.
 

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Yes, I am a SOS fan boy
...me too. After grad school, I'm looking for whatever is the opposite of academia. So, I take a job fighting fires in SoCal. Rare day off, I'm drinking beer in a joint in Santa Barbara and a woman comes in, off-her-ass high. Sez you gotta hear this. Has a SONY Walkman and shoves the little wire-headphones over my ears. Offers to sell me the Walkman and throw in a bj for 50 bucks. I give her 50 bucks and buy her a beer. She is a wild child. I finish my beer and stand up to leave. She is totally confused that she gets a beer and 50 bucks...for nothing. Nothing but SOS Breakout. Never forget it. So, yeah, I'm a fan too. Thanks for the memory database recall @PHAA_ Music is such a sharp memory trigger, isn't it...
 
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...me too. After grad school, I'm looking for whatever is the opposite of academia. So, I take a job fighting fires in SoCal. Rare day off, I'm drinking beer in a joint in Santa Barbara and a woman comes in, off-her-ass high. Sez you gotta hear this. Has a SONY Walkman and shoves the little wire-headphones over my ears. Offers to sell me the Walkman and throw in a bj for 50 bucks. I give her 50 bucks and buy her a beer. She is a wild child. I finish my beer and stand up to leave. She is totally confused that she gets a beer and 50 bucks...for nothing. Nothing but SOS Breakout. Never forget it. So, yeah, I'm a fan too. Thanks for the memory database recall @PHAA_ Music is such a sharp memory trigger, isn't it...
I, myself, can almost see the look on her face.
 
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30 odd years ago, I visited Venezuela to give a series of lectures in Caracas at one of their top universities. This was long before the current crises and in a happier time for the country. I picked up this wonderful album, full of catchy folk tunes. Marvelous music. It has a song called “Easter Morning”. Since then, every year on Easter morning, I play this album. Happy Easter, everyone!

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This is the one played by Borodin quartet. The hORNs Universum is playing with 5 hours on a new Hana ML, a GM70 which while an excellent amp underpowers it slightly, and the speaker is not in its usual place as the Lowther/Beyma cone speaker is in its place.

On a completely different note, here’s what I am listening to now. The magnificent haunting sad desperate sound of Shostakovich‘s Quartet number 8, played by the erstwhile Fitzwilliam Quartet.
 
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Rainy day here in SoCal. Perfect day to just listen to music. I received my new preamp yesterday, put in place last night. End game for me.

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Jimi sez:
Rainy day, rain all day
Ain't no use in gettin' uptight
Just let it groove its own way
Let it drain your worries away yeah
Lay back and groove on a rainy day hey
Lay back and dream on a rainy day
Lay back and groove on a rainy day
Lay back
Oh yeah...
 
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Sometimes, I just have to ignore the lyrics in order to enjoy the overall musical presentation. lol.

The Guess Who?
Wheatfield Soul

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Mac Miller – K.I.D.S. (Kickin Incredibly Dope Schiit) - one of the most fun listens I own. Play " The Spins" and you can't help but smile and move that body.

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