Let's talk music, no genre boundaries

@mahgister 

Great! We agree. I'm listening to Cassandra Wilson. If you're not familiar with her, you might give her a try. Perhaps the greatest living jazz singer.

Before caves or Callas or Nick Cave we lived in trees. Two important principles about sleeping in trees....don't fall and be quiet. So late arriving member of the troop arrives at the tree house and makes a low sound of some sort not to alarm his fellow limb dwellers. One or two respond in a rhythm or cadence unintended and music is born! Next day on a long slog to a better tree the previous night's melodic episode is picked up by the ordered march and repeated by the group to the great effect of mitigating drudgery. 

Then that night around the fire a stick is introduced to a log, the music repeated, and someone sways, dances, and gets laid.  No stopping this train now. Well Prog Rock is trying. 

I am ashamed to say i only know his name...

I dont listen much to any jazz singer... (Save Chet Baker and Louis Armstrong )

 I love Mary Nakamoto ...

I bet you dont even know his name ... ;)

I will go for her... thanks ...

@mahgister 

Great! We agree. I’m listening to Cassandra Wilson. If you’re not familiar with her, you might give her a try. Perhaps the greatest living jazz singer.

this video is interesting...

A pianist try to guess who play : a.I. or a real pianist...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qfhxy3WGHLY

i guessed all comparison right as the pianist...save the round 4  i fail as the pianist...

A.I. is not so good...

But it will be...

 Then we will loose our soul and hope under monster oligarchs ...

Soon...