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I have The Inner Light stuck in my head thanks to the Inner Light Challenge 
it’s very nice 
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4.52pm
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Listened to a couple of albums I hadn’t heard before the past couple of days. Firstly, this wonderful free jazz record by Andrew Hill, “Compulsion”
Ooh, fabulous record! Having John Gilmore on tenor for that date seems to have put Hill in a kind of Sun Ra mood; he didn’t usually play with that kind of arrhythmic pounding style. His other Blue Note albums of the period aren’t quite so free-form as this one; they’re quirky, with ever-shifting instrumentation and only mildly avant-garde. “Point of Departure” (with giants Eric Dolphy and Tony Williams in the lineup) is my favourite.
I’ll give it a go, thanks! I’ve been meaning to return to Dolphy’s work as a leader at some point, too. I did really enjoy Out to Lunch when I gave it a go, at least in the sense that one can enjoy such a weird sonic experience. I must confess I didn’t pay a great deal of attention to Hill’s actual playing on Compulsion, I’ll have to give it another spin after PoD.
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QuarryMan said
Von Bontee said
QuarryMan said
Listened to a couple of albums I hadn’t heard before the past couple of days. Firstly, this wonderful free jazz record by Andrew Hill, “Compulsion”
Ooh, fabulous record! Having John Gilmore on tenor for that date seems to have put Hill in a kind of Sun Ra mood; he didn’t usually play with that kind of arrhythmic pounding style. His other Blue Note albums of the period aren’t quite so free-form as this one; they’re quirky, with ever-shifting instrumentation and only mildly avant-garde. “Point of Departure” (with giants Eric Dolphy and Tony Williams in the lineup) is my favourite.
I’ll give it a go, thanks! I’ve been meaning to return to Dolphy’s work as a leader at some point, too. I did really enjoy Out to Lunch when I gave it a go, at least in the sense that one can enjoy such a weird sonic experience. I must confess I didn’t pay a great deal of attention to Hill’s actual playing on Compulsion, I’ll have to give it another spin after PoD.
Yep, that was my thinking too when I first read the musicians on the cover it: that the presence of Dolphy, Williams and bassist Richard Davis make it sound vaguely like “Out To Lunch” (recorded same day as “Can’t Buy Me Love “, can’t forget! 
) It’s a true tragedy that Eric and Tony (18 years old) only ever recorded together on the two occasions, they were both such revolutionaries…)
…anyways, when I haven’t been hunkered down listening to Stevie Wonder the last few days, I’ve been playing cards with Mom Bontee while spinning tunes we both like: Lovin’ Spoonful (Daydream and Hums Of… albums), Coasters/Robins on shuffle, Bangles, Martha & the Vandellas, the Shangri-Las, and Johnny Cash (at Folsom Prison.)
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The late great Donny Hathaway. What a tremendous talent
Donny Hathaway ?– Never My Love: The Anthology
What is happening? And tell me how you've been.
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10.42pm
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15 February 2015
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I always hanker for this album in the spring. It’s so green. 
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Offline I’ve been very high-strung all day and I’m pissed off at my friend and can’t sleep so I’ve been listening really lowkey songs that tend to relax me/help me work through emotional junk
Aka, my “It’s Time To Cry and Calm Down” Playlist, as seen here, filled with a mix of relaxing songs, calm-happy songs, and songs that make me hella emo:*
- “Congratulations”– Paul Simon
- “Way Over Yonder”– Carole King
- “Junk”– Paul McCartney
- “Maybe Tomorrow”– The Everly Brothers
- “Love Hurts”– Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris
- “Mull Of Kintyre “– Paul McCartney & Wings
- “Don’t Talk (Put Your Head Own My Shoulder”– The Beach Boys
- “Here Comes The Sun “– The Beatles
- “Free As A Bird “– The Beatles
- “Real Love ” — The Beatles
- “Dear Prudence “– The Beatles
- “While My Guitar Gently Weeps “– The Beatles
- “Blackbird “– The Beatles
- “I Will “– The Beatles
- “Julia “– The Beatles
- “Mother Nature’s Son “– The Beatles
- “I’ll Follow The Sun “– The Beatles
- “And I Love Her “– The Beatles
- “I Need You “– The Beatles
- “Yesterday ” — The Beatles
- “Across The Universe “– The Beatles
- “I Me Mine “– The Beatles
- “Let It Be “– The Beatles
- “The Long And Winding Road ” [NAKED version]– The Beatles
- “Strawberry Fields Forever “– The Beatles
- “This Boy “– The Beatles
- “Hey Jude “– The Beatles
- “Anna (Go to Him)”– The Beatles
- “Here, There And Everywhere “– The Beatles
- “For No One “– The Beatles
- “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)”– The Beatles
- “Michelle ” — The Beatles
- “Girl”– The Beatles
- “In My Life “– The Beatles
- “Till There Was You “– The Beatles
- “Paul”– Big Thief
- “Ocean Eyes”– Billie Eilish
- “xanny”– Billie Eilish
- “This Is a Low”– Blur
- “Mr. Tambourine Man”– Bob Dylan
- “If Not for You”– Bob Dylan
- “Beautiful”– Carole King
- “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow”– Carole King
- “Tapestry”– Carole King”
- “Comfort Crowd”– Conan Gray
- “World of Pain”– Cream
- “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”– Crosby, Stills & Nash
- “Guinevere”– Crosby, Stills & Nash
- “You Don’t Have to Cry”– Crosby, Stills & Nash
- “Helplessly Hoping”– Crosby, Stills & Nash
- “Helpless” — Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
- “The Man Who Sold the World”– David Bowie
- “It Ain’t Easy”– David Bowie
- “Happiness Runs” — Donovan
- “Guinevere”– Donovan
- “Legend of a Girl Child Linda”– Donovan
- “Take It Easy”– Eagles
- “Peaceful Easy Feeling”– Eagles
- “New Kid in Town”– Eagles
- “Lyin’ Eyes”– Eagles
- “Love Hurts”– The Everly Brothers
- “I Wonder If I Care As Much”– The Everly Brothers
- “Sleepless Nights”– The Everly Brothers
- “So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad)”– The Everly Brothers
- “I Live For You”– George Harrison
- “Beware Of Darkness “– George Harrison
- “All Things Must Pass “– George Harrison
- “Simply Shady”– George Harrison
As you can see, there’s plenty of Beatles
They play a big part in emotional healing for me
*I didn’t type all the songs because I forgot that there was a frick ton on this playlist and I got tired, but by that point, you get the gist
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INTROVERTS UNITE! Separately....in your own homes!
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Make Love, Not Wardrobes!
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7.31am
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17 December 2012
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Christmas has come for RN. New Dylan! So that is what I’m currently listening to:
Greetings to my fans and followers with gratitude for all your support and loyalty across the years.
This is an unreleased song we recorded a while back that you might find interesting.
Stay safe, stay observant and may God be with you.
Bob Dylan
Great track, sounds like an outtake from Tempest. 17 minutes!!!! 2:17:
The Beatles are comin’, they’re gonna hold your hand
Slide down the banister, go get your coat
Ferry across the Mersey and go for the throat
Sounds like it fits with the songs Tempest and Roll On John.
It’s beautiful.
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15 February 2015
Offline Various takes on the #innerlight2020 challenge thingy. This one is particularly interesting.
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5 December 2019
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I’m curious about this for a while now and I’m kind of scared but here goes…..
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2.03pm
11 June 2015
Offline After watching video of the rowdy crowd at the 2018 Carolina Rebellion, I hereby dedicate Wild World to @Beatlebug
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2.16pm
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15 February 2015
Offline sigh butterfly said
After watching video of the rowdy crowd at the 2018 Carolina Rebellion, I hereby dedicate Wild World to @Beatlebug
Haha, as I’m sure y’all know, I was in that crowd! About 15 feet from the stage, if I recall, in front of the bassist, Chris Wolstenholme, jumping on some poor guy’s toes and yelling along to all the songs till my voice was hoarse 
BEST. CONCERT. EVER.
Listening to “Wild World” now
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2.22pm
11 June 2015
Offline In case anyone doubts your bravery Beatlebug, here is the encore…
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2.52pm
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15 February 2015
Offline ^That intro alone was one of the greatest moments I have ever experienced
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