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WildBill wrote:The Byrds - "Turn! Turn! Turn!"

Ecclesiastes and a Rickenbacker 12 string, who would have thought that combination would produce one of the most enduring tunes of the 60's? It's a shame The Byrds couldn't have made more music together.

My wife has begun to watch a new television program "The Blacklist". I've been drawn to the last 5 minutes of the program when they add original music to a dialogue free montage. Here's a few of the tunes.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NiOJPniR5Zc

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YzR8BCmV9Ew

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P8a4iiOnzsc

Dadtodabone wrote:My wife has begun to watch a new television program "The Blacklist". I've been drawn to the last 5 minutes of the program when they add original music to a dialogue free montage. Here's a few of the tunes.

Great music. Thanks!

Dadtodabone wrote:

WildBill wrote:The Byrds - "Turn! Turn! Turn!"

Ecclesiastes and a Rickenbacker 12 string, who would have thought that combination would produce one of the most enduring tunes of the 60's? It's a shame The Byrds couldn't have made more music together.

IMO, the Byrds had so many personnel changes that they lost their original musical vision, but nonetheless they did make some good music!

WildBill wrote:

Dadtodabone wrote:

WildBill wrote:The Byrds - "Turn! Turn! Turn!"

Ecclesiastes and a Rickenbacker 12 string, who would have thought that combination would produce one of the most enduring tunes of the 60's? It's a shame The Byrds couldn't have made more music together.

IMO, the Byrds had so many personnel changes that they lost their original musical vision, but nonetheless they did make some good music!

IMO the Byrds are Mcguinn, Clark, Clarke, Hillman, and Crosby with Gram Parsons as an associate member. After '68 it was just Mcguinn and a revolving cast of players.

Deth surf guitar, barking dogs, Chopin, contrapuntal percussion, clap line, polka, mariachi horns, diminuendo, dense "wall of sound" production, whistling, impenetrable lyrics. Classic!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qD8Kh7Pmzho

I still say if it wasn't called rock and wasn't on the radio between the mid 60s and the mid 80s, it ain't music.
My poor kids think the music industry died 25 years ago because the XM radio stays on the oldies station.

Dadtodabone wrote:Deth surf guitar, barking dogs, Chopin, contrapuntal percussion, clap line, polka, mariachi horns, diminuendo, dense "wall of sound" production, whistling, impenetrable lyrics. Classic!

I like it!

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This moves me to tears...almost.

Oldgringo wrote:
This moves me to tears...almost.

Nice! Thanks for the post.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4r74IIKbh8

Marcus Mumford, from the movie ''Inside Llewyn Davis''


http://youtube.com/watch?v=SQyPVBtLXk0

WildBill wrote:Marcus Mumford, from the movie ''Inside Llewyn Davis''

I am really looking forward to the opening of this film! Thanks for posting!

"I'm not an actor! I'm a Movie Star!" Peter O'Toole "My Favorite Year".
He was both of course, as well as one of the last who could claim that. R.I.P.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr4ydFsIs9o

Dadtodabone wrote:"I'm not an actor! I'm a Movie Star!" Peter O'Toole "My Favorite Year".
He was both of course, as well as one of the last who could claim that. R.I.P.

I heard on the radio that he had died. R.I.P.

Dave Grusin - Mountain Dance

http://youtube.com/watch?v=m3Bdzzg2VXU