Whee music!
Sophia, now I think you definitely have to see The Hush Sound! Not because Connick isn't good, but because you have to go to more than one concert!
t /pusher
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
Whee music!
Sophia, now I think you definitely have to see The Hush Sound! Not because Connick isn't good, but because you have to go to more than one concert!
t /pusher
I remember learning a lot about the Marsalis family (not just the official stuff, a lot of which I already knew) through listening to Harry Connick Jr talk about them post-Katrina.
And actually, I never held the guy (Connick Jr) in much esteem until Katrina. I was very impressed by everything he did and said when the floods hit. And the way he talks about Ellis Marsalis...well, made me wish I coulda been taught by the guy too.
So much music!
I actually came to know Branford through Sting and Bring on the Night, which led to a brief foray into Wynton but never quite dug him, nor Branford sans Sting.
Okay, I think I'll stop now before I break the bank.
Thanks y'all!
Slide show from James Brown's estate sale:
Oooh, cool! Wow, check out that furniture. This totally belongs in the House on the Rock collection: [link] (and the jumpsuits too!).
Isn't there a 3rd Marsalis brother who plays trombone? (Or did I just make him up?)
Zeppo?
Delfeayo (third brother) plays trombone and Jason, the baby, plays drums.
Seriously talented family.
But they call him "Zeppo", right? Right!
(and Barb, I got the Frida tickets, score!)
I'm sure someone calls him Zeppo. Probably Branford. :-P
And SCORE on Frida!
Looks like Bowie's Live in Santa Monica '72 album (his first tour in the States in Ziggy mode) is receiving an official release.