Night Mail (1936) - Benjamin Britten / W. H. Auden - YouTube
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Metric - Help I'm alive :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4-gVPGULgw
Peter Murphy - Seesaw Sway [Official Music Video] - YouTube
I want to get a Fez now.
she pulls off a mix of soul, reggae, and hip hop! Maybe slightly better than Lauryn Hill did..............
NNEKA - Africans - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Phf4xvI9fpE
Sooo fuuuukin good :Bowdown:
1.41am in the UK I am listening to Mahler's Symphony No 2 on BBC Radio 3.
slayer
angel of death
Just arrived yesterday. Hasn't been off the iPod.
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODOOo-R6kg8
We Are Young (feat. Janelle Monáe)
Skrillex Bangarang
This guy's name probably won't a thing to any of the American members of the board nor to many Brits either. But Bert Weedon inspired generations of guitarists from George Harrison, Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton onwards to learn the guitar. His books Play in A Day were used by literally millions of us - great guitarists and lousy strummers (like me) to learn the rudiments of playing. He died yesterday. RIP Bert.
night cry ( 1963 ) bert weedon. - YouTube
BERT WEEDON - 'Guitar Boogie Shuffle' - 1959 78rpm - YouTube
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/apr/20/bert-weedon
I've been in a R&B mood and new SWV does deliver...
Hmmm....what if "Coko" was a tranny. She'd definitely be "verse"
SWV 7.I Missed Us - YouTube
3 R&B vets with a Zelda theme sampled on the track = multiple replays!
I'll raise a glass to Bert too. I started off with Play in a Day as well, but pretty soon moved on to acoustic and John Pearse's seminal "Hold Down a Chord" which combined both books and BBC2 series, unfortunately in the days before VHS or DVD. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
But it's impossible to overstate the influence that Bert Weedon had on the development of almost all the UK electric guitar giants of the 60s, 70s and beyond. Clapton, Page, Beck, Harrison and the rest, all started out with Bert's book, and of course they in turn influenced generations of US guitarists too. That's one hell of a legacy.
Susan Tedeschi also does a great version of this song but nothing beats the John Prine/Bonnie Rait cover of it..........
Bonnie Rait& John Prine - Angel From Montgomery - YouTube