[DaveStarWalker]

This being said...



Unique too :

Dhafer Youssef​

 

[DLeeWebb]

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[FullBright1]

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[Quinto]

D.959

 

[rcostas4]

Curtis Mayfield - Curtis (1970)

 

[LegatoB]

Finding vaporwave, and then finding another artist considered Legend in the genre by the community. Wasn't impressed the first few times I listened admittedly only for a few minutes, but I found another vaporwave artist that I really like. Still looking into the artist's albums more, but here is one newly discovered album by telepath that I really like:

 

[Lenni]

 

[WilliamBlake]

 

[Elegiac]

Been listening to Owsla today.
Just found that all the albums are name your price on bandcamp.

HERE

I already paid for mine lol... from the label page, a while back.

 

[archdawg]

Haven't listened to this one in xy years and was in for a sweet surprise last night.

 

[Luckyleo]

I was working in downtown L.A. and stepped out for lunch when I heard them perform on the roof. Had no clue that this was going to happen. Totally blown away by the whole thing. Memories....

Leo

 

[RCBinTN]

Song composed by Carole King. A 12-minute long FM radio single for the Crusaders.

The powerful attack of three guitars and the fronting horns. Song by Joe Sample.


Song composed by the drummer: Nesbert "Stix" Hooper. He got da rhythm.

Song composed by Joe Sample.


A live album recorded at The Roxy in Los Angeles.

From 1972 - 74. Larry Carlton was in the band at this time, the lead of three
guitarists. Also featured on these albums is trombonist Wayne Henderson, so
both bone and tenor sax are out front. HD800 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>

 

[zikarus]

Incredible :



Best pianist alive, with Hamelin, alone ?

Recently saw a recording of two Ravel piano concertos on Arte TV with Wang/Mäkelä & the Orchestra de Paris, which I could not find on YouTube, so here both Concertos with another Orchestra instead


And here the said version from Paris for the left hand concerto only... Their version of the G major surprised me even more though...


So many good pianists out there - hard to tell which one is "the best" imo... Depends on composition and mood

 

[LarsMan]

I was working in downtown L.A. and stepped out for lunch when I heard them perform on the roof. Had no clue that this was going to happen. Totally blown away by the whole thing. Memories....

Leo

They did that at Vaillencourt Plaza in San Francisco, too. They got in trouble for spray painting something on one of the sculptures there.....

 

[DaveStarWalker]

Recently saw a recording of two Ravel piano concertos on Arte TV with Wang/Mäkelä & the Orchestra de Paris, which I could not find on YouTube, so here both Concertos with another Orchestra instead


And here the said version from Paris for the left hand concerto only... Their version of the G major surprised me even more though...


So many good pianists out there - hard to tell which one is "the best" imo... Depends on composition and mood

I like a lot Yujia Wang

She's like a cat

But Katsaris is one of those phenoms that can play perfectly... and more... some impossible piano parts

Like Cziffra, Barere, Lewenthal, this time Hamelin, Volodos, Matsuev...

Example :



He wasn't a human being

For the Flight of the Bumblebee :

- Yujia Wang is incredible dawn good
- Cyprien Katsaris is a god
- Georges Cziffra is (was )... God

It's not just about playing super fast, it's about... Everything.

Try YT

Etc