A Warning On the Future of Music: with Author Ted Gioia via @rickbeato

If you’re a music fan, you probably know Rick Beato, musician and YouTuber. In his first podcase he interviews Ted Gioia: ‘Ted Gioia is an American music critic and historian. He is author of eleven books, including Music: A Subversive History, The Jazz Standards: A Guide to the Repertoire, The History of Jazz and Delta Blues. He is also a jazz musician and one of the founders of Stanford University’s jazz studies program.’ If you like listening to two gearheads talk about music and the business of music, this one is worth the listen. Being totally honest, I don’t understand half the shit Rick says when he’s talking about music, but I still love his videos. Check out his channel at https://www.youtube.com/rickbeato.

Smells Like Teen Spirit on Kurt Cobainโ€™s 1953 Martin D-18 โ€œGrandpaโ€ via @maryspender

One take!

She’s Not Thinking About You via @MarySpender

Mary Spender is growing on me thanks to songs like this along with her YouTube Channel.

You can also find her on Spotify:

Dreams

What could be nicer than a lovely group of Irish women singing for a good cause?

It made me want to hear Delores again…

Why New Music Sucks and Gen Z doesn’t Care

Two experts sound off.


The Thomas Newman Interview; Where Does THIS Music Come From?

Badfinger; The Tragic Story

Whatever happened to the most promising band of the late 60’s?

Rick Beato breaks down one of their classic songs…

Bono discusses his new memoir, ‘Surrender,’ and the faith at U2’s core

I post almost every good piece of U2 content with my sister who I love so much in mind…

Bono discusses his new memoir, ‘Surrender,’ and the faith at U2’s core

The veteran rock star speaks with Morning Edition about his new memoir, Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story โ€” and in particular, his deep-rooted spirituality. Source: Bono discusses his new memoir, ‘Surrender,’ and the faith at U2’s core

Zac Brown Band; Homegrown (Official Audio)

Very Zen for a country song: “It’s the way that you carry it for the things you think you want. I’ve got everything I need and nothing that I don’t.”

The Guitar 1929-1969: The Players You Need to Know

If you say you love rock music but you’re not following Rick Beato, are you really being honest?

Beethoven’s “Fรผr Elise” on One Guitar

This will either make you want to pick up your guitar or put it away forever…

Xanadu

Of course I had a crush on ONJ for most of my life. Didn’t you? What’s not to love? Here she is in the oft overlooked roller derby disco fantasy Xanadu — ONJ at her very best…

Bonus: Farewell ONJ. Why we honestly loved her

Behold the power of music

Dick Van Dyke still has it!

Dick Van Dyke proves he’s still able to sing, dance and dodge furniture at 96 in this delightful video he filmed with his wife Arlene Silver. Source: Dick Van Dyke Made A Music Video With His Wife And It Might Be The Most Delightful Thing You Watch Today – Digg

Joni Mitchell; River (Official Music Video)

Just in time for Christmas, Joni Mitchell has debuted the first official music video for โ€œRiver,โ€ her wistful contribution to the Christmas songbook, taken from her landmark 1971 album Blue.

Joni Mitchell with James Taylor; You Can Close Your Eyes (Official Audio)

A sweet version of one of the best love songs ever…

Bonus!

Brandi Carlile; The Story (Live)

It’s OK

All I Want Is You via @U2

1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything

If you’re my age (60+) and you love music, this may be the best music documentary you’ll ever see…

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