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pat metheny group it's for you

here after zakir hussains' demise. Still unfortunate that many indians dont even know about shakti .

Esercito americano 2024

Great

Chi può resistere a un buon piatto di pesce? I Monty Python ci ricordano che a volte le piccole cose sono quelle che contano di più. #MontyPython #IlSensoDellaVita #Cinema #Commedia #Cult #Food

My husband died almost a year ago. He was a drummer, and music was a big thing that we shared for 20+ years. We had our differences, but we also shared a love of a lot of musicians. I've liked Japan's Tin Drum since it came out, but it's only been since my husband passed that I delved deeper into all of Japan's work and particularly Mick's solo work. It pains me that we didn't get to share this, because it's something both of us would have deeply enjoyed for multiple reasons. Not being able to share this with him just makes the loss hit hard once again. Not helped with the fact that Mick died before his time, too.

One of the best versions of this song that exists.

À MON GOÛT, LE MEILLEUR MUSICIEN DE TOUT LES TEMPS.....'''

💥👍👍👍

❤️

everyday i listen to this song

Brilliant.

I wish someone would tidy this up visually. It is a great live rendition of the song- it deserves some TLC.

l'inno del PD

NMB, you are still awesome.

2nd album ?

Hey Dweez you're pimping for Asshole Joe Biden, knock it off you're to good for that, Frank would be writing songs ridiculing the idiotcrats!

This is that type of song that can communicate even if you don't know the lyrics. Just listening the music you feel sad and the beautiful childish carefree behind It. Maybe the music communicate something different compared to the lyrics, which are more politica and social

Beautiful.

Antonio Sanchez alla batteria

Steve swallow al basso

Troppo forteee!!!!!!! Fenomenale! Chi era al basso e alla chitarra?

I still can't shake "Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?" from my internal playlist when Echinda's Arf ends!

Favorite solo album with Towner.

Thx Maestro!!!!

❤

Una de las mas bellas melodías , creada por un músico excepcional,Ralph Towner.Excelente-

i have been a fan for years, musical excellence is to be found on the whole album

eyey , very caracterfull .

It's David Sylvian's solo tour in 1988, titled "In Praise of Shamans." As for the accompanying musicians, they were not performing under a specific band name. They were individual artists and collaborators who joined Sylvian for this tour. The ensemble included Steve Jansen, Richard Barbieri, Robbie Aceto, Mark Isham, Ian Maidman, and David Torn. Each of these musicians brought their unique talents and backgrounds to the tour, contributing to the distinctive sound of the performances.

Cali

so true

Dommage que l’album ne soit pas accessible sur ce site 😢

I may love modern music doesn’t mean l can’t listen to old songs

fuzz in the ointment.

Jazz station don’t play Zappa -too intimidating

Il prossimo plotone di Roberto Vannacci

whats with people calling them frankie and dweez? Respect please

GREAT CUT!

Mestre Zappa.

I Monty Python hanno previsto pure questo 🤣

I love the French horns! and the sick little marimba counterpoint.

i love youtube

Great performances by everyone, but especially Napoleon Murphy Brock...this version of "Village of the Sun" is amazing...

Dweezil even does the tucked finger picking style FZ used. I remember back in the day, Dweezil described FZs fingering as "the weirdest most twisted spider."

For sure Jan 's been a master all along his career, but he had to deal with the "new age" times to make his best stuff up. The late nineties records are simply hard to beat, in my humble opinion.

I love this album. Mendoza, as usual, is brilliant. His compositions and arrangements are beautiful. The cast of players on this album ( Will Lee, Gary Peacock, Bob Mintzer, Scofield, Erskine etc.) reads like a who’s who.

Only Drake I listen to

Just the greatest ever..... Hands down