What are you listening to?

[Miss Neecerie]

My coworkers...talking...ugggggg

I still have not managed to completely unpack and reorganize my handbags into their -work- configuration after the QM.

Which means my ipod is not -here-.....and we cannot listen to streaming anything, so that means, I got nothing but typing sounds, and people loudly on telecons.

I might have to start humming to myself soon.....

 

[LordJohnRoxton]

I Can't Get Started ... Barry Manilow of all people! Surprisingly in full big band form!

 

[Harp]

Susan McCann, Isle of Innisfree :coffee:

 

[Pip]

Having a late 20's and early 30's Czechoslovakian mood.

Tmavomodrý svět - Jan Werich 1929

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=BN8LnHTAMGQ&feature=related



Svita - Jaroslav Jezek, Jiri Voskovec & Jan Werich

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=e38nThw0_3I&feature=related


Love them both.

 

[Diamondback]

Something a little different:

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Now playing: Voltaire - When You're Evil
via FoxyTunes

 

[cufflinkmaniac]

Joseph Haydn "Kaiser",movement two.

 

[KY Gentleman]

"The Best of Townes Van Zandt". Texas Troubadour DeLuxe.

 

[AmateisGal]

In the mood for some classical music this morning, so I've got my internet radio tuned in to Otto's Classical Music station.

 

[John in Covina]

Basta Music & the Beau Hunks

I have been listening to a variety of Beau Hunks music and some other selectons from Basta Music. One thing that is neat is the recording techniques are often recreations of early miked techniques. Sometimes they will use a specific stereo style like Chesky Records, other times they may use refurbished early mikes for a really warm sound. There are some mono recordings that really sound authentic as vintage but still clear and modern.

Some of the Saxophone music is extraordinary!

Here is a page on the Beau Hunks but once you are there cruise around and check out the other stuff.

http://www.bastamusic.com/CatalogueDetails.aspx?zn=1&IDCat=15

 

[just_me]

Original broadway cast album of Romance Romance

 

[Fletch]

My gosh, John, you mean someone's listening to the Beau Hunks Sax Soctette who's not a total sax nerd?! :eusa_clap

By coincidence I just punched up the BH Quintette with Raymond Scott's Girl At A Typewriter.
As used on National Public Radio as "bumper music" (typically after a story about New York, comic books, or eccentric individuals).

 

[cufflinkmaniac]

"There I've Said It Again"-Vaughn Monroe.So much better than Bobby Vinton (this coming from a diehard Polish Prince fan).

 

[SamMarlowPI]

B.B. King...

 

[KY Gentleman]

John Anderson and Marty Stuart.
Both country giants.
Christmas music has started playing on my workplace Muzak, too....

 

[Diamondback]

From The Living Daylights soundtrack...

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Now playing: John Barry - Inflight Fight
via FoxyTunes

 

[Fletch]

Music to puff a late night cigar by

Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep, the first known recorded baritone saxophone solo, played by Clyde Doerr in 1921.

The well-dressed virtuoso essays a smoke.

 

[just_me]

Fletch - Your comments about the saxophone have started me thinking that I should pull my daughter's sax out of the closet and take some lessons.

And to keep this on topic, I'm listening to the soundtrack to The Mighty Quinn. Lots of good reggae.

 

[Mike1939]

Ella Fitzgerald day dream: best of the Duke Ellington songbook.

 

[Miss Neecerie]

Christmas with Arthur Godfrey *...while I -attempt- to work up enthusiasm for decorating.





*I have not a clue who he really was...but the set was a dollar per 78...

 

[Fletch]

A variety/talent show personality, one of the least liked men in show business - ask LizzieMaine - but he had a way with a comic ditty. I liked his rendition of The Thing better than Phil Harris's.

It's 28° and snowing here, first good "stick" of the season. The meatbox is playing something seasonal: It's Winter Again by Isham Jones, 1932. It's on this CD.