What are you listening to right now?

[Lonewolfny42]

A bit different that the other tunes on the LP.

Notes played at the beginning of the song are played on guitar with a violin
bow....a la Jimmy Page. Make sure to use plenty of rosen on the bow.

"Mother Nature"

https://youtu.be/58xkLbVQy7s

The last tune played at Evan's Rave....

[ejk]

A bit different that the other tunes on the LP.

Notes played at the beginning of the song are played on guitar with a violin
bow....a la Jimmy Page. Make sure to use plenty of rosen on the bow.

"Mother Nature"

https://youtu.be/58xkLbVQy7s

The last tune played at Evan's Rave....

  I heard it with my own ears

[GDHAL]

A bit different that the other tunes on the LP.

Notes played at the beginning of the song are played on guitar with a violin
bow....a la Jimmy Page. Make sure to use plenty of rosen on the bow.

"Mother Nature"

https://youtu.be/58xkLbVQy7s

The last tune played at Evan's Rave....

  I heard it with my own ears

Modern English
Park West (venue)
7-5-1984 (entire show)
WXRT FM
Reel-to-real 7.5 ips master

[GDHAL]

Apologies as I note that this thread is meant for "album" reviews. I come to realize after posting my previous post that that would mean discography, studio released and commercially available material, etc.

I initially thought this thread was meant to indicate "what are you listening to now", irrespective of the origin of the source material.

[Lonewolfny42]

I initially thought this thread was meant to indicate "what are you listening to now", irrespective of the origin of the source material.

Right...it's what are you listening to now...could be crickets...doesn't matter...your listening to Modern English...great. I'm listening to rain drops...very peaceful.

[Nick B]

Apologies as I note that this thread is meant for "album" reviews. I come to realize after posting my previous post that that would mean discography, studio released and commercially available material, etc.

I initially thought this thread was meant to indicate "what are you listening to now", irrespective of the origin of the source material.

It's fine. Kick back and enjoy 👍

[ejk]

 Carmen Gomes-Sings the Blues

[GDHAL]

Goose
2022-08-18
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO

source: MBHO 440 > Sound Devices MixPre-3 > Audacity > CDwave > TLH > Flac1648
recorded by Sam Darrow

**KILLER**!!

[ejk]

Maria Mendez

[GDHAL]

Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris
1999-09-10
Warfield Theater, S.F., CA

(Band includesd Buddy Miller and Bernie Leaden)


unknown sb dat>cdr>eac>flac

Disc One:

1.  Loving The Highwayman
2.  For a Dancer
3.  Raise The Dead
4.  Icy Blue Heart
5.  The Blue Train
6.  Valerie
7.  It Doesn't Matter Anymore
8.  Blue Bayou (with verse in Spanish)
9.  1917
10.  Green Pastures
11.  Orphan Girl
12.  Telling Me Lies
13.  All I Left Behind
14.  Get Up John

Disc Two:

1.  Hello Stranger
2.  Sweet Spot
3.  He Was Mine (and band intros)
4.  Sisters of Mercy
5.  This is to Mother You
6.  Falling Down
7.  Goin Back to Harlan
8.  Talk to Me of Mendocino
9.  Heart Like A Wheel
10.  Wheels
11.  Born to Run (no, not that song)
12.  Feels Like Home
13.  Rose of Cimarron
14.  (intro)   
15.  Pancho & Lefty
16.  High Sierra

Soundcheck:
17.  Blue  Bayou
18.  When We Ran

[ejk]

Diana Krall

[S Clark]

At dinner, I had my wife listened to Chet Baker's versions of My Funny Valentine. And then Tony Bennet's, and then Frank's, and then Miles Davis', and then Ella Fitzgerald, and then, and then, and then... until she ran out of patience (the best two are both Chet Baker, but John Park is close).  But the most moving is this one with Chris Botti and Sting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eryKY1fhUlo

[Nick B]

At dinner, I had my wife listened to Chet Baker's versions of My Funny Valentine. And then Tony Bennet's, and then Frank's, and then Miles Davis', and then Ella Fitzgerald, and then, and then, and then... until she ran out of patience (the best two are both Chet Baker, but John Park is close).  But the most moving is this one with Chris Botti and Sting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eryKY1fhUlo

That was very enjoyable with a little fun thrown in. You have an amazing and pretty patient wife too

[S Clark]

At dinner, I had my wife listened to Chet Baker's versions of My Funny Valentine. And then Tony Bennet's, and then Frank's, and then Miles Davis', and then Ella Fitzgerald, and then, and then, and then... until she ran out of patience (the best two are both Chet Baker, but John Park is close).  But the most moving is this one with Chris Botti and Sting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eryKY1fhUlo

That was very enjoyable with a little fun thrown in. You have an amazing and pretty patient wife too

Yep.  I'm a lucky guy.  She's put up with me for 48+ years. 
Don't forget to check out John Park's version on you tube.  He's an overlooked, great talent.

[Nick B]

At dinner, I had my wife listened to Chet Baker's versions of My Funny Valentine. And then Tony Bennet's, and then Frank's, and then Miles Davis', and then Ella Fitzgerald, and then, and then, and then... until she ran out of patience (the best two are both Chet Baker, but John Park is close).  But the most moving is this one with Chris Botti and Sting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eryKY1fhUlo

That was very enjoyable with a little fun thrown in. You have an amazing and pretty patient wife too

Yep.  I'm a lucky guy.  She's put up with me for 48+ years. 
Don't forget to check out John Park's version on you tube.  He's an overlooked, great talent.

Well, that special 50 year mark isn't far away 🎉 🍷 I'll check out John Park's version right now

John Park 🎶🎶 👍