World Party (rip Karl Wallinger)
World Party (rip Karl Wallinger)
A long mix of Boards Of Canada, who are an ambient / abstract duo from Scotland:
I made myself a playlist of mid-2000's - 2010's alternative and pop punk that I affectionately call "Music for a Myspace Page", and for whatever reason this morning I decided it was the mood for today.
It's available on apple music for anybody else who wants to enjoy (for best results, play on shuffle): https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/music-for-a-myspace-page/pl.u-RRbVYr7s36687G
As we were walking in to the theater (this one was a few days before) one of the workers said to the lady usher, I hope you have ear plugs. I told her they call him the loudest man in Canada for a reason.
Great cover
In reply to Nicole Suddard :
I have a similar playlist entitled "Shenanigans".
Scott Hamilton, smooth jazz tenor sax, on Amazon music while sitting here with a glass of pretty good Cabernet:
So if you're interested in classic tenor sax jazz, give this a listen.
A woman who's name you've never heard, but who's music you've heard hundreds, if not thousands of times.
In reply to Gary :
Tony Joe gets name dropped in this song:
Alex Skolnick Trio doing jazz guitar covers of the classics–like Detroit Rock City.
More Marlboro Men. Reminiscent of Karma To Burn, but doing their own thing:
Reading the internet news yesterday and read that musician Chris Cross died at the age of 71. Noticing that his photo didn't look like the pudgy singer I remembered who played along with the band America, I had to do some researching. Evidently there is a Chris Cross and a Christopher Cross as well as a Kris Kross.
Ultravox, a British New Wave Band form the 1980s.
MSN.com: History of Ultravox explored as band member Chris Cross dies at 71
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