There's a clip on Youtube of Prince doing a big intro for Miles Davis and Miles Davis misses his cue...you can see Prince shaking his head and muttering away - he is well scunnered.
And in another clip, Maria Callas is singing out front with a huge choir...the choir starts the song, then, without turning her back, Callas holds up her hand to stop the music...she waits a few secs then signals to re-start the music.
Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden did some sage nodding...
Who is yer super talented musician? NOTE : Don't answer this if your name is Crags.
Not a fan (at all) but kudos to the guy from Muse. Plays guitar to a great level while singing and also plays keys.
Big fan of Annie Clark who manages to make the guitar sound like nothing else on earth at times.
Not a fan (at all) but kudos to the guy from Muse. Plays guitar to a great level while singing and also plays keys.Big fan of Annie Clark who manages to make the guitar sound like nothing else on earth at times.
Band geek. Podcasts from a group of super talented musicians who do great covers and have fun doing it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi1QbSkU1vI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GdzRrzFeLU
Band geek. Podcasts from a group of super talented musicians who do great covers and have fun doing it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi1QbSkU1vIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GdzRrzFeLU
I'll never forget buying Dry, rushing home to put it on and being absolutely blown away.
Saw her live at Barrowland and was, once again, blown away with how much power could be produced by just the three musicians on stage.
A two time Mercury prize winner with an incredible body of work.
PJ HarveyI'll never forget buying Dry, rushing home to put it on and being absolutely blown away.Saw her live at Barrowland and was, once again, blown away with how much power could be produced by just the three musicians on stage.A two time Mercury
Let England Shake was another remarkable first listen.
I once received a hand written letter from John Parish along with his last for sale vinyl copy of The D Is For Drum.
Let England Shake was another remarkable first listen.I once received a hand written letter from John Parish along with his last for sale vinyl copy of The D Is For Drum.
yeah i was thinking Sport and Music primarily because they usually run in opposition - folk who are good at sport v art/music .
same with art/music v maths is normally a polar opposite .
yeah i was thinking Sport and Music primarily because they usually run in opposition - folk who are good at sport v art/music .same with art/music v maths is normally a polar opposite .
yeah i was thinking Sport and Music primarily because they usually run in opposition - folk who are good at sport v art/music .
Probably true but there is another problem which is quite simply time. To reach the top level in any activity probably takes hours of practice each day.
yeah i was thinking Sport and Music primarily because they usually run in opposition - folk who are good at sport v art/music .Probably true but there is another problem which is quite simply time. To reach the top level in any activity probably ta
In a moment of weakness many years ago, I agreed to attend a Wham! concert (it was, at least, in their pre Last Christmas days) and was subjected to the sight of George and Andrew having a brief badminton match on stage that included hitting shuttlecocks in to the crowd.
It was very clear that neither had given the sport the intense dedication required to be successful. Funnily enough, Andrew's guitar playing suffered from a very similar flaw in commitment.
In a moment of weakness many years ago, I agreed to attend a Wham! concert (it was, at least, in their pre Last Christmas days) and was subjected to the sight of George and Andrew having a brief badminton match on stage that included hitting shuttlec
She is new to me this morning though maybe everyone else has seen her on The One Show or similar. An 11-year-old girl from Dorking whose first opera was staged in Vienna this week. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38467218
In the video, you can tell she has been home-schooled (well, apart from them directly telling us) because she has a slightly odd, slightly foreign accent that presumably comes from her parents rather than television or mixing with other children.
Alma Deutscher.She is new to me this morning though maybe everyone else has seen her on The One Show or similar. An 11-year-old girl from Dorking whose first opera was staged in Vienna this week.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38467218In the v
As part of his in-depth research, Lewisohn also has debunked a humorous knock on Starr’s drumming abilities, long attributed to John Lennon. For decades, people and media outlets have repeated the anecdote about Lennon being asked whether he considered Starr to be the best drummer in the world. The oft-quoted response: “He’s not even the best drummer in the Beatles.”
While it sounds like the kind of acerbic comment that might have come out of Lennon’s mouth, Lewisohn says no.
“The London Times newspaper quoted John Lennon ‘famously saying that Ringo wasn’t even the best drummer in the Beatles.’ John Lennon never said that, famously or otherwise, and that is the London Times quoting him,” Lewisohn said, making a point about his motivation for trying to separate fact from Fab Four mythology.
“For me, it’s [a case of tracking down] when did he say this? I’ve heard every John Lennon interview, I’ve read every John Lennon interview, I never saw that quote. So when did he say it, let alone when did he famously say it?” he said. “I determined to get to the bottom of it. And it’s actually a TV comedian’s joke from three years after John was killed, in 1983. So John Lennon never said it -- and wouldn’t have said it.”
As part of his in-depth research, Lewisohn also has debunked a humorous knock on Starr’s drumming abilities, long attributed to John Lennon. For decades, people and media outlets have repeated the anecdote about Lennon being asked whether he consid
That is typical, though - the world is full of sh1t like that. Eg - "Money is the root of all evil" -- No it ain't - The LOVE of money is the root of MUCH evil...and so on...
That is typical, though - the world is full of sh1t like that. Eg - "Money is the root of all evil" -- No it ain't - The LOVE of money is the root of MUCH evil...and so on...
i was wondering if anyone also knew anyone who was a dedicated musician and sportsman since i can't think of anone myself .
Blokes i know who like playing music hate playing sport and v/v
Ramruna - very true - i was wondering if anyone also knew anyone who was a dedicated musician and sportsman since i can't think of anone myself .Blokes i know who like playing music hate playing sport and v/v
mad mad moon mad mad moon 30 Dec 16 21:21 Joined: 06 Apr 05 | Topic/replies: 4,745 | Blogger: mad mad moon's blog Bob Holness. Presenter of Blockbusters and played sax on Baker Street Devil
no he didn't, that's an urban legend, it was played Raf Ravenscroft
mad mad moonmad mad moon 30 Dec 16 21:21 Joined: 06 Apr 05 | Topic/replies: 4,745 | Blogger: mad mad moon's blogBob Holness. Presenter of Blockbusters and played sax on Baker Street Devilno he didn't, that's an urban legend, it was played Raf Ravensc
During the session that produced Milestones(?) Miles Davis upset the pianist, Red Garland . Consequently Davis had to play piano on one track. It seems that Red Garland was a boxer for a while.
During the session that produced Milestones(?) Miles Davis upset the pianist, Red Garland . Consequently Davis had to play piano on one track. It seems that Red Garland was a boxer for a while.