cool song of the day

such powerful images. its as if the music were written to it.

here's somethin to pick up the mood abit.

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Here's one of my fave jazz artists, Cannonball Adderley!

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Can you believe this was actually a television show devoted to jazz? In some ways, we've fallen down culturally.

I also wanted to post something by Gene Ammons, but all I could find was a video with Neil Diamond. I draw the line at Neil Diamond.

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Ya gotta love this! Cannonball Adderley on Kung Fu!


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that's some jazzy kung fu! love it.

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i want to be in this band. or atleast get really drunk with this guy.

Is it me or was that video shot in the same hangar that Feist shot her video?

Heh. I'll be happy just to be in the same room watching you two get drunk. That'd be fun.

Some Isley Brothers:


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high five for isleys!

nah they were different hangars, but both had to be the most fun places to be when making the videos.

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I'm sure you know this one:


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http://www.claymeyers.com/downloads/files/omazing-grace.wmv

Carnivore, I'm not sure you noticed, but the title of this thread is COOL Song of the Day. Thanks for the giggle, though.

And now some more Bad Plus:


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Some Radiohead:


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can never go wrong with Radiohead.

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cannot wait to see him at Maxwell's in a few weeks. and then Hot Water Music the next day at Starland, if i can find someone to drive me haha.

Who? Chuck Ragan?

Here's one of the world's top pianists, Glenn Gould, playing the last part of Bach's Goldberg Variations. I strongly recommend watching this all the way through. His performance of the Aria da Capo is spine chilling.


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yup, i have a feeling i won't make it out to HWM's reunion show in Jersey, so atleast I'll get to see him play solo at Maxwell's. I think he even does a few Hot Water songs.

This song has been my biggest obsession this week and I'm determined to make every person i possibly can listen to it:

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I'm bummed it didn't snow. So here's some Badly Drawn Boy to cheer things up.


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Some Linda Thompson for today:


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i see your linda thompson and raise you one joan baez.

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And now for something totally different. Mastodon:


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Trombones!


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The story behind this is pretty funny. The Puerto Rico Symphony bus had broken down, so the only people to have made it to the concert on time was the trombone section, so they did this impromptu performance of an arrangement of an Albinoni trio sonata to entertain folks while they waited for the rest of the orchestra to arrive.

That almost beats the story of the time I was in an orchestra that played for the Israeli army in the Negev desert in honor of a pit found from King Solomon's time.