I'm still stuck in the 70s & early 80s
What Music Are You Listening To?
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I've been listening to some Lebanese singers lately a lot 
I love Rola Saad and Nancy Ajram, Miriam Faris is also very good. I love them! They're also an inspiration when it comes to beauty and style I love the way they look! Sometimes I still listen to oldies Music from the 90's rocks... everything from that decade rocks. I just can't get into today's music.... must be getting old.
I love Rola Saad and Nancy Ajram, Miriam Faris is also very good. I love them! They're also an inspiration when it comes to beauty and style I love the way they look! Sometimes I still listen to oldies Music from the 90's rocks... everything from that decade rocks. I just can't get into today's music.... must be getting old.
The King Family ~ A Soalin'/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
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I don't know what the carpenters music falls into so put it in easy listening.
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This topic comes up frequently on many boards.
I've always said that I will listen to anything that has a good tune and is played or sung well.
It doesn't matter how old it is. That covers a lot of ground.
I love this. from 81 years ago, (good song, Hoagy Carmichael, great singer, Bea Wain)
If I were to name favourite genres.
Big band jazz.
Fifties & sixties modern jazz.
Classic "standards"
Vintage pop.
Motown & R&B.
Some C&W
I can't say that much of the contemporay music I hear these days is particularly appealing, there are exceptions but only a few.
I've various ways of listening to what I like.
From vintage vinyl jukeboxes, in our summerhouse at the bottom of the garden. (No room in our front room and my wife wouildn't want them in the lounge)
Vintage audio equipment
To a mixture of old and new. Three different genres I like.
I've a USB stick in the side of the TV with about 3000 mp3s on it, that I can play through my vintage hifi, but rarely do as "it's not the same."
I play tenor sax, (badly).
and this reasonably well.
Just stuff I like.
I've a couple of hundred recordings I've shared on a "leccy" piano enthusiasts' message board.
I'll leave you with something seasonal I recorded, using a few substituted jazz chords.
(my Yamaha Tyros 5 can " sing" and "play" the tenor sax far better than can I).
app.box.com
I've always said that I will listen to anything that has a good tune and is played or sung well.
It doesn't matter how old it is. That covers a lot of ground.
I love this. from 81 years ago, (good song, Hoagy Carmichael, great singer, Bea Wain)
If I were to name favourite genres.
Big band jazz.
Fifties & sixties modern jazz.
Classic "standards"
Vintage pop.
Motown & R&B.
Some C&W
I can't say that much of the contemporay music I hear these days is particularly appealing, there are exceptions but only a few.
I've various ways of listening to what I like.
From vintage vinyl jukeboxes, in our summerhouse at the bottom of the garden. (No room in our front room and my wife wouildn't want them in the lounge)
Vintage audio equipment
To a mixture of old and new. Three different genres I like.
I've a USB stick in the side of the TV with about 3000 mp3s on it, that I can play through my vintage hifi, but rarely do as "it's not the same."
I play tenor sax, (badly).
and this reasonably well.
Just stuff I like.
I've a couple of hundred recordings I've shared on a "leccy" piano enthusiasts' message board.
I'll leave you with something seasonal I recorded, using a few substituted jazz chords.
(my Yamaha Tyros 5 can " sing" and "play" the tenor sax far better than can I).
The Christmas Song.mp3 | Powered by Box
app.box.com
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At the moment i like George Harrison
The music that I choose that i can sing to it. That's why I like the Carpenters
If you watch this video carefully in some places that's not his real hands.
The music that I choose that i can sing to it. That's why I like the Carpenters
If you watch this video carefully in some places that's not his real hands.
I Love Music and like to listen to all kinds, willing to give all sorts a chance to work it's magic because I do find it magical. Played the new one by Russell Watson called 20, this morning and that ticked all the boxes.Just now I saw this on You tube and thought that would be good to share in our present world...
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I just remembered that I had a CD of wishbone ash
The do not play them much at all on the radio...that is one reason I like Youtube..so many choices..listening to Argus right now..love it @Logan
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Yes I've got Argus, don't listen to the radio anymore. Got those Amazon echo home assistants play all the music I love on that.
@Logan are you telling me your are rich enough to have staff...wow....green moment coming on....hired her/him through Amazon they must be really Amazing to even supply staff as well these days.....another.. wow .
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@Logan are you telling me your are rich enough to have staff...wow....green moment coming on....hired her/him through Amazon they must be really Amazing to even supply staff as well these days.....another.. wow .
One of many of my favourite groups......
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love the way they play guitar,,,,,