Music You Enjoy

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Fire in the Sky · Ozzy Osbourne



The Lady Wore Black (Remastered 2003) · Queensrÿche

Twisted Sister - The Price

 

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Buck Owens ~ Keys In The Mailbox

Sing Me Back Home · Merle Haggard & The Strangers

I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter ~ Faron Young (1965)

 

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Bonnie Raitt-Angel from Montgomery

Beyond The Black - Love Me Forever

Garbage - Special

 

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DEATH CULT - A FLOWER IN THE DESERT

William Orbit - Barber's Adagio For Strings

Fred Neil - Dolphins

Moby ❝ One of These Mornings ❞

 

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In Dulce Decorum · The Damned

Morrissey - Suedehead

The Cure - Boys Don't Cry

Cactus World News "State Of Emergency"

 

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Moby - Move (Trance Europe Express Remix)


]JPL - Frolic (Original Mix)

Dinka - Venice Beach

KMFDM - JUKE JOINT JEZEBEL

 

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Journey - Only the Young

U2 - Even Better Than The Real Thing


Britny Fox - Long Way To Love

Roxy Music - Lover (1980)

Always Forever Now - Passengers ('Heat' Soundtrack version)

 

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Nine Inch Nails: Burn (1994)

Pantera - Walk

Rage Against The Machine - The Ghost Of Tom Joad


Dirty Vegas - Days Go By


Butthole Surfers - Dust Devil

 

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The Beatles - Don't Let Me Down



The Doors - Riders On The Storm 1971



The Stars That Play With Laughing Sam's Dice (Mayfair Studios, New York, July 19, 20, 1967)



Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)



The Creation - Making Time (1966)

 

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Here are three jazz greats, "President" Lester Young, guitarist Barney Kessel, and pianist Oscar Peterson (with his trio), utterly demolishing the old cornball standard, "Tea for Two", and reconstructing it as a swinging bebop number. Why is Lester called "The President"? His jazz colleagues proclaimed him The President of the Saxophone. If you listen, you'll understand why!

 

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Here's a couple of favorites.
Popular wedding tune.
Phil Woods, Alto Sax solo.

 

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Here are three jazz greats, "President" Lester Young, guitarist Barney Kessel, and pianist Oscar Peterson (with his trio), utterly demolishing the old cornball standard, "Tea for Two", and reconstructing it as a swinging bebop number. Why is Lester called "The President"? His jazz colleagues proclaimed him The President of the Saxophone. If you listen, you'll understand why!

Pretty hard to beat that! Interestingly, classical Russian composer, Dimitri Shostakovich, had a go at it as well:

After Shostakovich and Nikolai Malko had listened to an old 78rpm disc of Vincent Youman's "Tea for Two" in 1927, Malko bet Dmitri 100 roubles that he couldn't come up with an orchestration of the song, entirely from memory, in less than an hour. Shostakovich went into the next room and returned 45 minutes later, having made his own orchestration, and duly won the bet. In its new guise, the piece was called 'Tahiti Trot'.

But in the meantime, here's Art Tatum's take on it- three times, in 1933, 1939 and 1953.

 

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