Pure Prairie League – “Amie”
As a child I thought this was the business. I still do.
As a child I thought this was the business. I still do.
What Are You Listening To Right Now (Part 15)
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I can sing it in two octave ranges—not at the same time, of course—and not well enough to have a career—but it is deeply satisfying. And if someone is playing a Gibson Dove or suchlike, and you have four or five men who can sing in harmony—the sound is just majestic. If you have both a Gibson Hummingbird and Martin D-35, tuned in harmony, and you have a good picker—well, I dunno what to say, but there won’t be a dry eye in the house.
Doing that after dinner on a winter night is a reason to rejoice to be alive.
Some people might be self-conscious about singing. That’s what the wee dram of single malt is for.
Make a joyous noise, don’tcha know?
Hmmm,
Ian
Don Henley – “Boys of Summer”
Ultimate nostalgia, sentimentality, and wistfulness.
And that AlNiCo pickup clean sound into a Lexicon hall algorithm is like liquid angel sex.
Ultimate nostalgia, sentimentality, and wistfulness.
And that AlNiCo pickup clean sound into a Lexicon hall algorithm is like liquid angel sex.
Don Henley – “Sunset Grill”
Sonically (among other ways), this is just so majestic. That fretless, the stacked 6-op FM voices for the synth solos, the Lexicon ambience, my goodness. Play loud!
Sonically (among other ways), this is just so majestic. That fretless, the stacked 6-op FM voices for the synth solos, the Lexicon ambience, my goodness. Play loud!
The Babys – “Isn’t It Time”
Indulgent, yes, but the chord progression, key changes, brass, backing vocals, arrangement, John’s lead, and crisp LA studio sound has captured me for decades.
Indulgent, yes, but the chord progression, key changes, brass, backing vocals, arrangement, John’s lead, and crisp LA studio sound has captured me for decades.
