Jazz for aficionados
USAF droped more bombs over Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam True, but sort of misleading. We were involved in Vietnam for over 17 years. We bombed Germany for about 28 months. Jan 1943 until Spring 45. Cheers Did you get to read my Canadian post before Big Brother erased it? If you didn't, I recommended the book "The Guns of August" by Barbara Tuchman. Get it. |
Schubert, COVID 19 is going to stop all the wars for awhile. I just found another Lee Oscar album hiding in a stash I’d forgotten about; this is that old school groove; it makes me feel good. What do you think about it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RqtZLvyPns |
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Pryso, thank you for the answer. Sometimes its a mystery to me, why people like (or dont like) certain types of music. Are we born with some inclinations or is it matter of different influences that we are exposed during our lives, who would know? I really know lots of folks, but among all of them, there are perhaps five (5) of them who listen jazz...I tried to share or to introduce many of them (at home and at a bar that I had, as well) to some nice or accessible stuff, but except the polite patience, never get far... ...and,by the way, jazz is bad for business (if you sell booze), at least in my hometown,ha,ha.... Sometimes, when I would like to close earlier, I would just play some...the drinks would stay in glasses, so fast the guests would leave.... Paul, Jeremy Pelt, fine music, I like it, will buy it, new, as you said, but the atmosphere on the album seems to be like the one from past times... Rok, Rare Earth was one of may favourite bands when I was in high school, have the concert album from 74. (the one with a bag on cover) They were great, but also did not get much exposure to wider audience... |
