Now that we've watched the POTUS knock the State of the Union out of the park, how about a little musical interlude?
I could watch that all day long.
Here's my favourite Al Green tune, performed live in 1973.
Peace, Love and Soul, my babies.
Showing posts with label tuesday tuneday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tuesday tuneday. Show all posts
Tuesday Tuneday
13.12.11
I LOVE Jimmy Smith's Christmas Album. This is Holiday music that's great all year round...
Tuesday Tuneday
22.11.11
This song has been in my head the last few days, so it's what I've been singing to Lenny at bedtime. Needless to say, much to everyone's disappointment, I do not sound like Sarah Vaughan (duh).
What's cool about this is that we showed her this delightful little bit of Muppet history (see below) and she totally lit up with recognition when he quotes Lullaby of Birdland.
My child is a genius (duh).
Tuesday Tuneday
8.11.11
From his 1970 album of the same name, here's Freddie Hubbard with "Red Clay". I can really get lost in a tune like this.
Tuesday Tuneday
1.11.11
John Coltrane - Alabama
One of the finest performances ever captured on film, if you ask me.
One of the finest performances ever captured on film, if you ask me.
Tuesday Tuneday
25.10.11
The Lies of Handsome Men
Written by Francesca Blumenthal, performed by one of my favourites, Blossom Dearie.
Written by Francesca Blumenthal, performed by one of my favourites, Blossom Dearie.
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