What are you listening to?
- Thread starter Johnnyvee
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I'm listening to a Peterson's playlist. I didn't know they do secular songs. I've only heard them do fantastic renditions of hymns up to now..
Anyway, here's a fantastic rendition of a hymn, with some serious bluegrass jamming!
I like this one too
Anyway, here's a fantastic rendition of a hymn, with some serious bluegrass jamming!
I like this one too
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I need to find me an abiding buxom wench who’ll play my hurdy-gurdy like that, so we may feast like it’s 1299 AD.
Peregrini hinc exite!
The comments on all these videos are so based....it gives me hope.
I downloaded Help in Mono just now. Yesterday is one of my favorite songs ever.
Insane how you get better quality on the black flag than on official streaming, thanks to the stereo versions.
I really hated the regional music here growing up, but this played on the radio last week and I think it and accordions have grown on me.
Friday I'm in love
Learning this one on guitar today.
Learning this one on guitar today.
The Monkees - Daydream Believer
Matthew 10:27 What I tell you in the darkness, speak in the light; and what you hear whispered in your ear, proclaim upon the housetops.
John Cooper, the lead singer of Skillet, is a brother. He wrote a good book that came out last November called Weak, Wimpy, & Woke decrying how far the modern church has strayed from the Biblical Gospel.
This is an awesome version! But it's had some famous covers over that last decades. Someone wrote this in the comments:
"Bing Crosby wrote the lyrics and recorded the original version on February 23, 1932, NYC. Music by Max Wartell & Irving Wallman. 16 days before this Lew Stone version was recorded in London (3/11/32– but not released until 1933). Crosby‘s version is a straight dark ballad without the melodic swing dance band elements. Kudos to Lew Stone for the creative instrumental arrangement & and sung by South-African Al Bowlly. This was the B-side of the 78! Famously, covered by White Town (1997), Tyler James(2005), Princess Chelsea(2009), Naughty Boy(2010), and Dua Lipa(2020). Dua Lipa’s is the SIXTH cover!"
One of my favorites. It's my go-to album on long road trips.