What are you listening to?
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Lady Day: The Master Takes and Singles. Hard to beat this 4 CD set of Billie Holiday for calming music.
Oh, heck yes!
That is hilarious!
Kashmir may be my favorite Zep cut.
I do not get it though. it says "Kashmir on One Guitar." Did Jimmy Page use two guitars on this cut on Physical Grafitti? I guess Wikipedia credits JP with playing six and twleve string guitars on the cut, but I assume he alternated guitars. i do not hear two guitar tracks, although it is not the easiest cut to parse out. And Marcin on thie You Tube video seems to have a drum machine or some sort backing him up and some sort of electronic bass, if not a regular bass.
I can't analyze it, but I like it a lot 
It's more natural here:
It's more natural here:
Yeah, I admit I like this version, too. That is an odd sounding drum track he has going. Great song. Very fun to see it getting some cover action! Supposedly originally played in the Celtic alternative guitar tuning and I think it is in D Mixolydian scale. 4/4 time but the phrases are six measures long. A very creative effort out of Page, Plant, and Boham as song writers!I can't analyze it, but I like it a lot
It's more natural here:
Eight Days a Week - The Beatles
I found Tara's channel a few weeks ago. She has excellent covers and will learn requested songs, time permitting.
{ At his induction into the R & R Hall of Fame it was stated, “Donovan singlehandedly initiated the Psychedelic Revolution with his album SUNSHINE SUPERMAN”. This masterwork album he created late 1965 at 19 years of age influencing his new friends The Beatles to experiment one year later on their Sgt Pepper album, Donovan’s influence also leading the way forward for many other artists. }
I had no idea he deserved that respect! Season of the Witch certainly is on my list.
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I had no idea he deserved that respect! Season of the Witch certainly is on my list.AA
The Pope's Christmas CD. No, not that Pope.
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