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Discussion in 'Music Ministry' started by Bro. Curtis, May 2, 2007.

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  1. Bro. Curtis

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    Haven't got it yet, but soon.....

    But I do have the Coltrane/Monk disc released last year, at Carnegie. If you like Monk, check out "Straight, no Chaser". Charlie Rouse has a much sweeter & more melodic tone than Coltrane's manic style.
     
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    free jazz

    I really like free form music: Peter Brotzmann, John Coltrane(his later stuff), Pharoah Sanders, Cecil Taylor etc. It is jazz but with no structure, totally improvised. I like gregorian chant. I love to sing the psalms (Im Reformed of course), I LOVE the old hymns.
     
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    I'm listening to Rebecca St. James and the song on right now is ~Reborn,~ and before it the song was ~God Help Me,~ and next I'll be listening to ~Thank You.~:thumbs:
     
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    Rush Limbaugh
     
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    Going back and forth between catching up on old Way of the Master podcasts and the Vynyl Kings.
     
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    I just finished listening to Laura Ingraham and before Rush comes on i think i'll hit play on "Redemption Songs" by Jars of Clay.
     
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    I'm listening to a Blood, Sweat, & Tears concert from 1974. I always loved that band.
     
    #47 Bro. Curtis, Jun 13, 2007
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    Good stuff.

    Coltrane was the man!
    Well, at least one of them....

    I only had one disc with me on this trip, and it is a greatest hits compilation by Anita Baker. I was introduced to Kansas City traffic this morning (specifically, the bypass that circles the city) and listened to it from start to finish.............. twice. Anita has the voice of an angel.

    The Cowboy Junkies are in Richmond next week, but I will be in Memphis and Little Rock. I really hate that I am going to miss them, but they are going to play Wolftrap this year, so I might make the trip up to Vienna.

    Speaking of Wolftrap, Peter Paul & Mary are going to be there in August. Are you and the wife up for a trip to Washington, DC? They play on a Saturday, and Arlo Guthrie and Richie Havens play the following Sunday. I can pick you up at the airport - Reagan, Dulles, BWI, or even Richmond!

    Regards,
    BiR
     
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    I'll be in Seattle in August to see a few Red Sox games, and that's our summer budget, sorry.

    I met Arlo Guthrie about 20 years ago, he was actually a very caring & empathetic guy. And very funny. I've seen Richie Havens a number of times, but I'm not a huge fan. You are also correct about Anita Baker. I have two of the Junkie's CDs, but don't listen much. They never grabbed me.

    But I wouldn't walk across the street to hear P,P, & M. Sorry, I think they're rediculous.


    Go see the movie "A Mighty Wind", it's the Spinal Tap of folk. Hilarious.
     
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    Fallen Leaves - Billy Talent
     
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    :laugh: :laugh:

    Sorry: I missed this Bro. Curtis.
    Here in Memphis there is an AirAmerica affiliate, so I don't have to rely on my XM2GO.
    I can hear it all the way to Little Rock.

    Regards,
    BiR
     
    #51 Baptist in Richmond, Jun 22, 2007
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    "Game Day Central" the VBS theme song. I've got to learn it by Sunday night.
     
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    I recently changed my phone and internet service to Time Warner - and upgraded my TV to HD and digital.

    Time Warner has a music channel - Blue Grass only - I often have that playing when I am reading sappy love stories!

    Now if only Time Warner would have a Southern Gospel only channel!
     
    #53 Dan Todd, Jul 1, 2007
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    H. by Tool
     
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    I am listening to Gospel Grass Web radio
     
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    Air1 :thumbs:
     
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    Ringo Starr - "Beaucoups of Blues" ((One of the most underrated country, rock, or country-rock albums ever))

    Stephen Stills - "Just Roll Tape: April 26, 1968"
     
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    Sunny Sweeny "If I Could"
    This lady is really entertaining, she makes C&W fun to listen to.
     
    #58 Petra-O IX, Jul 22, 2007
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    Darcel McCoy. You can find his stuff through Faith Music Missions.

    He recorded 3 solo albums that I know of, and one with his family. Unfortunately he was killed by a drunk driver in 2001.

    If you enjoy strong voices with a piano, this guy is excellent. Another one that FaithMusicMissions does that is similar with the piano and strong voice is David Owens. I highly recommend both.
     
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    Souther, Hillman, Furay - "Trouble in Paradise"

    Elvis Costello - "My Aim is True"

    Ian Hunter - "Shrunken Heads"

    Claire Lynch - "Friends for a Lifetime"

    Roger Guth - "Scotch"

    Herb Pederson - "Southwest"
     
    #60 Mike McK, Jul 23, 2007
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