Hitler's favourite composer was - apparently - Bruckner, not Wagner, though he was very fond of him as well.
But he had a soft spot for old british songs
‪Spike Milligan - Hitler Sings‬‏ - YouTube
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Hitler's favourite composer was - apparently - Bruckner, not Wagner, though he was very fond of him as well.
But he had a soft spot for old british songs
‪Spike Milligan - Hitler Sings‬‏ - YouTube
Music is music what's it got to do with anything else?
if Ela Fitzgerald was convicted of heroin that's apart from her music
I think that is true Russtafa, unless it is music that is created to express a particular viewpoint - one with which you agree or disagree. So The Internationale, The red Flag, The Horst Wessel song are all pretty hard to hear away from their political contexts.Quote:
Originally Posted by russtafa
And yes - who gives a damnif Ella or Lady day or Hendrix or 1001 other people had any association with drugs. The music totally transcends their personal lives. I suppose the same COULD be said of Gary Glitter.... (except his music is largely crud (imho)
Mind you in the light of his later - erm - convictions how does this sound?
‪Gary Glitter "Do You Want To Touch Me" (Studio) uk glam rock pop joan jett‬‏ - YouTube
a lot of his songs have been reissued by different artists and they were very good to be in the top ten so often
Ronnie Laws...I like listening to jazz on the way home from work at 2:30 in the morning...
Very nice!