A little tribute to Lzzy Hale.  Such a talent!  Shouldn't be so hard to find good recordings.   Love this live recording of I Get Off:   I'm not a big fan of country music, but Lzzy makes this song!:   Here's one of Lzzy with Lindsey Stirling, again I prefer the live recording:   A...

I just finished listening, and thought I'd share a few:      

ZZ Ward's new album is something a little different, I've been enjoying most of it.     Here's a sample:

Noah - Sexy and I Know It   Okay, don't let the intro to this song fool you...  or the looks of this kid...  just get past the intro, it's worth it.  

    Not my norm either, but as you said...  intriguing.  I've listed to the album and I can't really give her a specific genre.  Here's Entertainment Weekly's review:  "...  (Kimbra's) more interested in multiculti chaos, darting between musical branches and gleefully snatching the juiciest...

I'm enjoying the Kimbra album Vows.  Here's a sample:   (music starts at 0:57)

Here's a few things for your ears today:   The unplugged tracks from Sick Puppies Polar Opposite album are all quite good.  Here's one called White Balloons.  I love how the song builds and how their voices mesh:   OSI's new album Fire Make Thunder is definitely worth a listen...

Quote:   Thanks!  Can't believe I'd never heard of him before, I'll be buying.  Love the horn.   James Morrison's new single One Life provides an interesting mix of big band and pop.  I really like the orchestra sound, but not sure how I feel about the synthesizer...  

Maricel Bedana's Amazing Grace album sounds fantastic. My favorite tracks are Leaving on a Jet Plane, and this one - The Twelfth of Never:  

The Friends of Carlotta, Live in Studio album is top notch.  Here's one of the tracks:     http://youtu.be/S3hf9M7vHic

Feeling like an acapella morning:   These are ones that I know of with amazing harmonies and great vocals:   The Kings Singer's - Good Vibrations The Mighty Echoes - Under the Boardwalk The Alley Cats - Little Bitty Pretty One

No Sanctuary Here - Chris Jones from the reference recording Album "Closer To The Music (Vol. I)"  by Stockfisch Records  

This is a must!  The whole album is amazing.  

      You aint kidding!  I was taken back when I looked up the videos.   Here's a few more good Trevor Hall tracks from an older album:    

I've been enjoying Everything Everytime Everywhere by Trevor Hall.  Here's a few from the album: