What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report

That’s one problem with getting old(er) loomis---more and more new stuff sounds a little too much like something you already heard years ago. A genuinely really significant new artist doesn’t come around all that often; there are only so many Hank Williams’, Howlin’ Wolf’s, Bob Dylan’s, Brian Wilson’s, Leonard Cohen’s, Richard Thompson’s, John Hiatt’s, Iris Dement’s, etc. alive and working at any one given time. To enjoy some new stuff one must be willing and able to lower his expectations a little!

Mike Griffin, "The Blues Ain't Never Gonna Die". 
https://youtu.be/nAz-O7CeSWc

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I listened to Bach thousands of times only thing it ever did was sound better and better .

Amen Schubert! I was introduced to J.S. by the best songwriter I ever worked with. He didn't like much Pop, only Brian Wilson and Bob Dylan really. He spent his final years recording Bach keyboard works at home on his piano. I have to play Bach last at night, as there is no one who can follow him! Mozart, then Beethoven, Bach last.

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Best of the best on Piano
French Suites BWV 812-17
Angela Hewitt , Hyperion CDA67121/2

Keyboard Partitas no2,3,4
Murray Perahia Sony 88697 22695-2 (his French Suites are also great)

Along with Richard Goode, the best Bach keyboard players alive.
Goode made fantastic recordings on Nonesuch but hard to find .
Buy any Goode you do find .