As my oldest son has grown and begun making his way in the world, I have found that music has been a topic that we can find common ground upon. He has discovered vinyl, and has developed an interesting palate for music that appeals to him. He has introduced me to some new artists that I have enjoyed, and I hopefully have provided him with some music of note.
It got me to thinking, if I could pay it forward from my collection to his, what five pieces of music would I pass on to him (wasn't as easy as I thought!).
Here is what I would pass on to my son - in no particular order: Uncle Tupelo - No Depression Marvin Gaye - What's Going On Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool REM - Murmur Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
How about you? What five pieces would you provide to a loved one to enrich and enliven their collection?
Van Morrison-Moondance Genesis-Selling England by the pound Weather Report-Heavy Weather Return to Forever-Romantic Warrior Stowkowski on Mendelssohn Sym#4 in a major, opus 90 and Bizet Sym# 1 in C major-Columbia Records masterworks 34567
Bob Dylan-"Infidels" Elvis Costello-"My Aim is True" Chris Isaak-"Heart Shaped World" Larry Carlton-"Alone/But Never Alone" Cat Stevens-"Tea for the Tillerman"
The Dixie Dregs - Dregs of the Earth The Flaming Lips - Attack of the Killer Pink Robots The Beatles - Sgt Pepper's The Alan Parsons Project - I Robot The Doobie Bros. - The Captain and Me
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