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Picked up a copy of Simon and Garfunkel 1967 Concert in NY and have been listening to it all day. Amazing all acoustic show, with the clear voices and exquisite guitar that only acoustic music can give us. Went out and found some used copies of Bookends, Bridge over troubled Waters and Sound of Silence (had these as cassetts, never got the CDs) Think I'll listen to these this week in the car. Just love their harmonies, Simon's turn of a phrase, the way they can sing For Emily, and The Boxer, and Baby Driver with equal affect. Some good listening I think this week. (want to get the Old Friends CD set but that appears to be difficult to find)
S&G Greatness/Timless music
[quote=""Ash""]Picked up a copy of Simon and Garfunkel 1967 Concert in NY and have been listening to it all day. Amazing all acoustic show, with the clear voices and exquisite guitar that only acoustic music can give us. Went out and found some used copies of Bookends, Bridge over troubled Waters and Sound of Silence (had these as cassetts, never got the CDs) Think I'll listen to these this week in the car. Just love their harmonies, Simon's turn of a phrase, the way they can sing For Emily, and The Boxer, and Baby Driver with equal affect. Some good listening I think this week. (want to get the Old Friends CD set but that appears to be difficult to find)[/quote]
Brings back many fond memories of my Hippie days....."Bookends" 1968 was remixed in 2001 with a couple of extra tunes.....Can be purchased very reasonably at amazon.com....One my "My heart Cd's" .....Punky's Dilemma, America, Old Friends, At the Zoo etc....A must have.....Enjoy.......Currently listening to Jennifer Warnes"s "Famous Blue Raincoat" covers of Lenard Cohen.....What a voice and just great a cover album....She had LC blessings...Check it out.....
Brings back many fond memories of my Hippie days....."Bookends" 1968 was remixed in 2001 with a couple of extra tunes.....Can be purchased very reasonably at amazon.com....One my "My heart Cd's" .....Punky's Dilemma, America, Old Friends, At the Zoo etc....A must have.....Enjoy.......Currently listening to Jennifer Warnes"s "Famous Blue Raincoat" covers of Lenard Cohen.....What a voice and just great a cover album....She had LC blessings...Check it out.....
Hello Annis......Been Hibernating......Yes JW backed LC....They are very good Friends/Item....As much as I love LC....JW's version "A song for Bernadette" is terrific and of course "Joan of Arc" also....I've seen her stuff on U Tube....Dylan....I'll check it out soon.....I heard the proceeds go to a good cause....I like folk/traditional Christmas music...Mostly Celtic, some Jazz....I hope Dylan's CITH album is more on the quirky side.....Happy Thanksgiving?....not sure if NZ celebrates.....I like Thanksgiving better than Christmas...dislike the commercialism that has really tainted the Holiday Season.....
Thanks Ash.....For reminding how great S&G are...."Bookends"....Still resonates like it did in 68'.....In fact it will be playing while we are enjoying Thanksgiving dinner....Have great and happy Thanksgiving......Friends and family...my favorite holiday.....P.S. I love used Music/ Books stores.....Although... I've been known to get lost in the Ozone when i start perusing....
Wow....I just finished watching Marcia Ball and her band On PBS Sierra Sound stage.....How did miss this great Blues singer.....Born in Louisiana and sings and plays a great piano in the New Orleans Cajun Blues stlye.....Oh yeah and all of the audience was dancing...including me..... my Dog Razcal was embarrassed.......Check out Marcia on U tube
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There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.
Edith Wharton