Tommy Emmanuel and Pedro Javier Gonzales played a duet arrangement of Emmanuel’s piece “Bella Soave” for the 21st Soave Guitar Festival. Simply beautiful.
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Tag Archives: music
I guess I’m back from Hawai’i. Alas.
Guess I’ll play myself out with some Richard Kauhi. This is “Kamakani Kaili Aloha.”
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Method Man
“Uh-Huh”
Amazing production by Nottz on this track from the Def Jam Vendetta OST. Yes, really, that’s where it’s from.1
As usual, verse after incredible verse from Meth. Either you get his brilliance or you don’t. Simple as that.
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Thank you to reader Patrick who figured this out. Truly, you have the eyes of the eagle and the toenails of the hawk. ↩
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I don’t believe we’ve ever posted anything by Bobby McFerrin during the more than a year(!) we’ve been doing this thing, so I present to you the always enjoyable “Don’t Worry Be Happy.”
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Jon Gomm covering Radiohead’s “High and Dry”. Absolutely incredible.
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Lorenz Lnggrtnr and Rene Hoffmeister have put together “Builders of Sound,” a large music boxy thing that plays a few bars of the Star Wars main theme with Lego dioramas of the movie.
While I’m busy working out how I’m going to steal it, Lnggrtnr has a lot of pictures and videos up.
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I’m going to Hawai’i in a few days! Go me!
“(For You) I’d Chase a Rainbow” by Kalapana is on the list of music I’m going to try to acquire while I’m there. Wish me luck!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M1JJ8fAXHo
Here, have Toots & The Maytals covering “Take Me Home, Country Roads”. Happy Friday and all that.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXhy7ZsiR50
Here’s Michael Jackson performing “Billie Jean” during the 1983 TV special Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever. This was the first time Jackson performed the moonwalk for an audience.
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