Double header: From 1927 (I think), Duke Ellington From 1974, Steely Dan
BOP Well-Known Member Monday at 7:55 PM #3,161 Double header: From 1927 (I think), Duke Ellington From 1974, Steely Dan
BOP Well-Known Member Monday at 9:14 PM #3,163 Grumpy said: Looks like it's a wayback night here.. Click to expand... He had such a strange way of playing.
Grumpy said: Looks like it's a wayback night here.. Click to expand... He had such a strange way of playing.
Grumpy Well-Known Member Monday at 9:33 PM #3,165 BOP said: He had such a strange way of playing. Click to expand... Favorite part of all the Marx Bros movies, hell, I wear utube out watching the piano parts of their movies.
BOP said: He had such a strange way of playing. Click to expand... Favorite part of all the Marx Bros movies, hell, I wear utube out watching the piano parts of their movies.
BOP Well-Known Member Monday at 11:14 PM #3,167 Grumpy said: Favorite part of all the Marx Bros movies, hell, I wear utube out watching the piano parts of their movies. Click to expand... I like just about all piano music, though mainly classical. I do listen to new age piano, boogie-woogie, stride....
Grumpy said: Favorite part of all the Marx Bros movies, hell, I wear utube out watching the piano parts of their movies. Click to expand... I like just about all piano music, though mainly classical. I do listen to new age piano, boogie-woogie, stride....
BOP Well-Known Member Yesterday at 8:36 PM #3,169 One of the few songs by the Who that I actually like. Cheryl Crow did a cover. I suspect she's not really playing that thing, or else she'd have had a solo. But that's just me. It's a good cover, though.
One of the few songs by the Who that I actually like. Cheryl Crow did a cover. I suspect she's not really playing that thing, or else she'd have had a solo. But that's just me. It's a good cover, though.
BOP Well-Known Member Yesterday at 8:37 PM #3,170 Speaking of Cheryl Crow, I bet she'd be a knock-out if she did this one.
Grumpy Well-Known Member Yesterday at 8:48 PM #3,171 BOP said: Speaking of Cheryl Crow, I bet she'd be a knock-out if she did this one. Click to expand... Funny, I have heard that song alot but never realized it was Johnny Rivers...lol
BOP said: Speaking of Cheryl Crow, I bet she'd be a knock-out if she did this one. Click to expand... Funny, I have heard that song alot but never realized it was Johnny Rivers...lol
BOP Well-Known Member Yesterday at 11:47 PM #3,172 This is your fault, Grumpy, you know. Larry's Diner lead to Rhonda Vincent, who I've long been a fan of, and then to something else, and something else, and finally to this:
This is your fault, Grumpy, you know. Larry's Diner lead to Rhonda Vincent, who I've long been a fan of, and then to something else, and something else, and finally to this:
Kinnakeet Well-Known Member Today at 5:41 AM #3,175 BOP said: One of the few songs by the Who that I actually like. Cheryl Crow did a cover. I suspect she's not really playing that thing, or else she'd have had a solo. But that's just me. It's a good cover, though. Click to expand... The WHO album is great!
BOP said: One of the few songs by the Who that I actually like. Cheryl Crow did a cover. I suspect she's not really playing that thing, or else she'd have had a solo. But that's just me. It's a good cover, though. Click to expand... The WHO album is great!
