Enjoying the relative sanity of Tom Waits this afternoon. That’s how things are.
#vinylrecords

If I had grandkids I’d bore them with stories about how there was once this band called the Traveling Wilburys…

I’m reading “The McCartney Legacy, Vol 2” and the authors wrote that, nowadays, McCartney’s music between 1974-80 is less well-known than his solo albums before or after that period. If that’s true, it veers sharply from my experience. (Cont.)

This Nina Simone #record, “Nina at the Village Gate,” was my mom’s thus the first one I heard. Later, I was struck by her version of “Wild is the Wind.”Two things I appreciate about her music are her deeply emotive delivery and the fact that many of her songs are topical, as she didn’t hold back.

I finished "3 Shades of Blue" by James Kaplan - devoured it, more like - and am now starting the second volume of "The #McCartney Legacy." The first volume seemed to come out of nowhere and it surprised the heck out of me with its detail and readability.

Now listening:
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This Analogue Productions pressing is glorious.
#classicalmusic

The theme song will be stuck in my head all night but that’s not a bad thing. #records