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IIRC Chic released a club mix of Good Times with an extended instrumental part that discos loved to put on for dance-offs and Soul Train Lines. Old school rappers could put that break on and freestyle over it without needing to edit, loop, or scratch it. And it's catchy as heck and makes you want to dance.
Must be the title of the most l different Christmas songs as Carla Thomas's "All I Want For Christmas is You" is distinct from both.
this song is actually really good. There is no video of it on Youtube other than this one that some dude made with just random videos from his own life but it is on Spotify.
https://open.spotify.com/user/juddzilla/playlist/5psodWxma7SZUxYuUhQ8NN
@simey the song we talked about.. can't find that #### anywhere, short of overpaying for the CD*! RIP bittorrent
*so I did.. stay tuned
I hope you like the cd. I should have sent you the song zipped up in mediafire. I totally forgot about that site until I got a notice from them last night saying they were going to delete my account due to inactivity unless I signed in.
Not a big deal, it will be a good folder to have on hand! I'll zip that whole thing up and share it here too.
Is it too late or too early to join and throw a mix out there?
Happy Holidays, Bruce! On Spotify, your friend can right click their Holiday playlist and
I have a Snoopy downstairs that has reindeer ears and moves and grooves to jazz piano.
Merry Christmas, rock! Snoopy (and Woodstock) have always been cool. Does Snoopy move and groove to a certain song (perhaps "Linus and Lucy") or is it random?
Hallmark sells a set of Peanuts band figures with Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, and Schroeder each on a different instrument. Press the button on one and it starts playing, then the other figures "hear" the song and pick it up in time on beat. Plays a total of 10 songs. Early versions were just music, more recent ones also have light shows in sync with the music.
I just checked the video of Linus and Lucy. If Snoopy is on guitar, that must be so cool. I'll have to look for it, Bruce. (FBF? Notebook.)
Dexter Gordon taught my class at a fancy-schmancyoung art school, IIRC. Dex is mentioned here? Jazz trumpet.
Different Dexter. Sorry, man. Great scale, though. You, my friend, are among the coolest, hippest motherfletchers on this board. GB and Happy Holidays, mon ami.
Like this?
It's somewhat amazing that I went this entire draft without saying how much I hated Nelson Riddle arrangements and LOVED Billy May arrangements for Sinatra or Nat King Cole.
Sinatra's Xmas album (the 1957 one, the only one that matters) was arranged by Gordon Jenkins. May swings harder than Riddle or Jenkins but the latter duo's gifts for string arrangements really suit Sinatra's ballads.
I chose the High Strung over the Low song for my last pick because I thought I needed something more upbeat.
