Benghazi=Watergate? Bullshit. The IRS scandal=Watergate? Bullshit. The AP sandal=Watergate? Bullshit. With all the negativity, lies, speculation and accusations, I really feel the need for the soothing power of music. All the BS will still be here on Monday, plus the inevitable stories of murder and mayhem. Music will never prevent such things, but it can give one a pleasurable time out.
So, post your favorite, soothing music. Instrumentals, or just your favorite instrument solos. Trumpets, Drums, Pianos,
Saxaphones, Flutes, Clarinets, Harps, Harmonicas…..etc. Just sit back and listen or post some of your favorite soothing music. Any style, era or genre.
Suite for Cello & Jazz Piano Trio – Concertante | Claude Bolling and Yoyo Ma
Tim Weisberg “Dion Blue”
Lisa by David Sanborn
Louis Armstrong – When It’s Sleepy Time Down South
Chet Baker – Time After Time
Bob James “Nautilus”
Charles Mingus – Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
Sade – Is It a Crime
Sacred Spirits Ly O Lay Ale Loya
Miles Davis – Flamenco Sketches
Blue Rondo A La Turk – Dave Brubeck
Claude Bolling – Suite No 2 For Flute & Jazz Piano Trio
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones – A Celtic Medley
The Allman Brothers Band – Jessica
Fire of love / Gabriela Anders
Larry Carlton Live At The Montreux Jazz Festival Casino Lights ’99
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-l6dvPaTzD4
This one is an hour long, but if and when you have an hour to spare, it well worth hearing (and seeing) An amazing collection of musicians.
Claire De Lune-Debussy
Marvin Gaye-After the Dance (a beautiful voice is an instrument too)
Hey Kalima. Nice picks. I love Claire De Lune. And yes indeed, a beautiful voice is an instrument.
John McLaughlin – Qué Alegría
KT, it is going to take me awhile to get use to your new face. But, I will.
Okay, some people can’t stand Yanni but I have always loved this song!
Reflections of Passion
The better to see you with my dear! 😉
Boney James – Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)
Ottmar Liebert, Barcelona Night
KT
I love this guy. I first heard him on a jazz station here in the bay area. Had to hunt around to figure out who he was though. It was when Tower Records was still open and they had listening stations. That is how I found Liebert and African Vibes. I could listen to both CD’s over and over and not realize they are replaying.
Hey Sue. Yeah, I really like Flamenco guitar. There are some really good players out there.