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Video of the Week: Luna Lee and Her Gayageum Play Classic Rock, Korean Style
Luna Lee breathes new life into the classic rock of Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Stevie Ray Vaughan and others by blending the modern with the traditional, and the western with the eastern. The results are dazzling. As she explains on her website: The gayageum that I play is an ancient, traditional Korean instrument made for the purpose of playing traditional Korean music. My ancestors played the…
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Songs You May Have Missed #319
Ambrosia: “Lover Arrive” (1975) http://edcyphers.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/06-lover-arrive.mp3 Ambrosia was a much different band in 1975 than they’d become later in the decade, when they’d honed their sound into the blue-eyed soul exhibited on such singles as “How Much I Feel”, “Biggest Part of Me” and “You’re the Only Woman”. Their self-titled debut was a sprawling, eclectic, progressive…
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Songs You May Have Missed #847
Amazing Blondel: “Three Seasons Almaine” (1971) Amazing Blondel took their unique Classicist Renaissance blend a step further on 1971’s Fantasia Lindum LP than on the previous year’s Evensong. The album’s title track was a 10-section, 20-minute suite (or fantasia) that comprised the album’s entire first side. Harpsichord, recorder, lute, harmonium and dulcimer adorned lyrics about “leafy…
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Video of the Week: 'So Wrong They're Right'--Russ Forster's 1995 Doc About Obsessive 8-Track Collectors
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Video of the Week: Tribute, a Documentary Chronicling the Drama and Absurdity of Tribute Bands
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List of the Day: Fictitious but Fitting Tribute Band Names
The Weaknd Imagine Imagine Dragons Artificial Heart The Replacements for the Replacements No Rush Even Less than Less Than Jake System of a Downgrade Of-Whitewsnake Not as Good Charlotte Adjacent Mraz
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List of the Day: 5 Barry Gibb Hooks that "Turned Around on Themselves"
Barry Gibb has said he enjoys writing hooks that “turned around on themselves”, meaning melodic lines that twisted time signatures playfully. To write a line that defies the ear’s common time expectations is to create an unforgettable hook. It’s one more reason Barry Gibb was at the top of his class. Here are five examples of Barry Gibb turning the music around on itself. If it’s difficult to…
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Video of the Week: 50 Songs From 1981 Remixed Into 3 Minutes
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Video of the Week: Barry Gibb Shares Stories of His Timeless Hits
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Songs You May Have Missed #846
Silvana Estrada (with Daniel, Me Estás Matando): “Tenías Que Ser Tú” (2018) Mexican singer and songwriter Silvana Estrada, winner of the Best New Artist Latin Grammy Award, was born to parents who were both luthiers. She plays a Venezuelan cuato onstage that was built by her father. Silvana was singing as soon as she could talk and was writing songs and playing a variety of instruments by the…
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Video of the Week: Ohio Girl's Paper Airplane Song Request to Neighbor Touches Millions, Including Taylor Swift
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Video of the Week: When Classical Pianist Maria Joao Pires Prepared for the Wrong Mozart Concerto
Portuguese classical pianist Maria João Alexandre Barbosa Pires demonstrates her level of ability when, after having prepared for Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23, the orchestra begins playing Piano Concerto No. 20 instead. With the conductor’s sympathetic encouragement, she overcomes her panic and plays the piece from memory, with no sheet music.
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Songs You May Have Missed #845
Laufey: “Silver Lining” (2025) “Silver Lining” was the lead single from the third studio album by Icelandic singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Laufey (pronounced LAY-vay). Seldom does anything this refined and tasteful sniff the pop charts in this country. And, well, “Silver Lining” didn’t. But each of her albums has outperformed the previous and A Matter of Time went top ten in at…
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Recommended Albums #118
Greeicy: La Carta (2022) Quoting her Amazon.com artist bio: Greeicy is the professional name of Colombian pop singer, songwriter, and actress Greeicy Rendon, whose sound melds cumbia, Latin pop, tropical, and urban styles. Her sultry, always supremely melodic alto adds dimension and warmth to even the grittiest urbano jams. It’s the “melodic” in that descriptions that brings her here, melody…
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Recommended Albums #117
Robbie Fulks: Revenge! (2007) Countercountry singer/songwriter/wiseass Robbie Fulks is an unconventional guy. And Revenge! is a typically unconventional live album. The double-length CD package is divided into discs labeled “Standing” and “Sitting”. The first, with opening cut “We’re On the Road” setting up the premise of the live album in amusing fashion, features full electric performances…
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Songs You May Have Missed #844
Keola Beamer: “Lei ‘Awapuhi (Yellow Ginger Lei)” (1995) Repeating the words of my previous Beamer post: Keola Beamer is a fifth-generation musician and master of the Hawaiian slack key guitar style. He’s also the composer of “Honolulu City Lights”, one of Hawaii’s biggest-selling songs of all time. Moe’uhane Kika: Tales from the Dream Guitar was produced by George Winston and distributed by…
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