A1945
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What Are You Listening To Right Now?
John Coltrane would have been 86 today…
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Silent One
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Striking! "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" just does it for me...love the arrangement on this track.
LCD-2.2 + B22 =
Striking! "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" just does it for me...love the arrangement on this track.
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This is the first one I've heard from her and think its brilliant, so much energy and some great ideas. Gonna check some more out
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Happy Birthday John!
I've recently got a yound guy who I work with into John Coltrane and he's lovin it. One of the 20th Century greats.
This is the first one I've heard from her and think its brilliant, so much energy and some great ideas. Gonna check some more out
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Happy Birthday John!
I've recently got a yound guy who I work with into John Coltrane and he's lovin it. One of the 20th Century greats.
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Meshuggah - Marrow
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My Sharona by The Knack
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The first song....
Quinto
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... oeps sorry
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Somehow Richter seemed to have the right melancholic character for Schubert's music, his D984 is very slow indeed and has a kind of hypnotical effect on the listeners. It is so different from the way other pianists play it and yet it sounds so right..
Even Glenn Gould liked it when he heard Sviatoslav live in Russia.. (he was not a Schubert fan)
I love that recording, he is the greatest Schubert interpreter that I've heard.
This below is an extraordinary rendition of the D894 in G sonata. It's about ten times slower than any other version, but so intense and beautiful. It was his favorite apparently.
Somehow Richter seemed to have the right melancholic character for Schubert's music, his D984 is very slow indeed and has a kind of hypnotical effect on the listeners. It is so different from the way other pianists play it and yet it sounds so right..
Even Glenn Gould liked it when he heard Sviatoslav live in Russia.. (he was not a Schubert fan)
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