Piano via le radiophone

Danilo Perez - Hot Bean Strut

2009-08-23T03:52:48Z

” Descriptive Modern Mood. Iconography No.3. ” 01. Nina Nastasia - Superstar Run to Ruin (Touch & Go Record. 2003) 02. Nirvana - Come As You Are MTV Unplugged In New York (1994) 03. Buckethead - Whitewash Colma (Higher Octave, 1998) 04. John McLaughlin - Arjen's Bag (...) Jazz, Piano, trio

Paris DJs Soundsystem- - Who Is Molesting Laura part 7 (Instrumentals)-

2009-08-22T18:50:00Z

Paris DJs Soundsystem - Who Is Molesting Laura ? (part 7) (MP3 Podcast on www.ParisDJs.com) 2009-08-22 T.I.M.E.C. honchos Grant Phabao and Djouls have recorded at least half a dozen more Molesting Laura episodes for this podcast series of the Paris DJs Soundsystem. This new one is centered (...) Jazz, blues, Piano, organ, trio, jazz à gogo

Billy Bragg & Cara Tivey - She's Leaving Home

2008-06-01T05:03:36Z

My younger daughter turns three tomorrow, and we've spent the weekend celebrating with extended family: a trip to the circus yesterday, brunch and a slightly damp walkaround at 19th century "living museum" Old Sturbridge Village today. It's been exhausting, to be honest -- putting the girls in (...) beatles, Reprises, ballade, Piano

Fiona Apple- - Angel (Jimi Hendrix cover)-

2008-04-09T12:10:46Z

Big news in the folkworld yesterday as Bob Dylan received a Special Citation from the Pulitzer Prize folks for his "profound impact on popular music and American culture, marked by lyrical compositions of extraordinary poetic power." In response, For the Sake of the Song turns up a set of (...) Reprises, Piano, feminin

Marina V - Here, There and Everywhere

2008-05-17T15:28:01Z

beatles, Reprises, ballade, Piano

Greg Laswell - Girls Just Want to Have Fun (Demo)

2008-05-17T14:05:56Z

Pop-rock, Reprises, ballade, Piano

The Most Serene Republic - "Sherry And Her Butterfly Net"

2008-01-02T22:52:45Z

Too over everything 2007? Still too hungover to read? We'll keep this short: We found a way to make the most of peak 2007 by offering up the complete year in Stereogum mp3 downloads (minus MySplice) as bit torrentable (and regular) zips, weighing in at nearly three and a half gigabytes of free (...) Easy, Piano

Sunny

2007-02-03T11:07:39Z

<img src="http://o-dub.com/images/sspr.jpg" /> <img src="http://o-dub.com/images/boygirl.jpg" width="250" /> William Bell + Mavis Staples: Strung Out</a> From 7" + Boy Meets Girl (Stax, 1969) James Brown + Marva Whitney: Sunny</a> From <a href="http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=80181087&s=143441">Gettin' Down To It</a> (King, 1969) Arlean Brown + Lee Williams: Impeach Me Baby</a> From 7" (LaNoRmAyA, 197?) First of all, <a href="http://soul-sides.com/2007/01/david-axelrod-live-from-london.html" target="_blank">no one's gonna make a run at the David Axelrod contest?</a> Really? C'mon, just give it a shot. Onto the real post: I'm not an automatic fan of duet songs - it's always risky trying to put two people together on a song and still make it work; not everyone's lucky enough to be Roberta and Donny or Marvin and Tammi. When this William Bell and Mavis Staples song crossed my path though, it had it, whatever that elusive quality is to make two singers find the right vibe together. On a separate note, I realize, more and more, that I seriously need to beef up my '70s Stax knowledge. I've had, for many years, their first boxset that covers up through the late '60s but I'm constantly being surprised and pleased by what lay into the '70s. This track, in particular, is fantastic (just ask Kanye!), especially the musical arrangement. Plus William and Mavis together? On point. Same goes for James Brown and Marva Whitney in their duet for Gettin' Down To It, one of my favorite Brown LPs, even though it's off the beaten path compared to his funkier fare. They just sound good singing "Sunny" together and it reminds one that Brown's first hits were as a vocalist, with that distinctive, rich and impassioned delivery of his. Last, but not least, one of my favorite funky blues cuts - "Impeach Me Baby" by Arlean Brown, featuring an uncredited Lee Williams, playing Otis to Arlean's Carla except that this is far dirtier and grimier than "Tramp." This song is one of those where I forget it's one of my favorites until I hear it again and remember, "oh yeah, this sh-- rocks!" Jazz, soul, Vocal, Piano

"No Surprises" (Radiohead) - Christopher O'Riley

2006-06-16T06:45:28Z

Christopher O'Riley is an incredibly talented pianist continually on the look out for good music to interpret. Many of us got a glimpse of his rare talents when he took on some songs from the Radiohead catalogue, ultimately releasing two full records devoted to faithful but complex "classical" (...) Reprises, live, acoustic, Piano

volver

2006-04-02T03:11:33Z

in post Volver from Motel de Moka. Piano, volver