what are you listening to at the moment?

[Greygreaser]

Best time of the year to experience something completely different by "tuning in" to one of the BBC Proms. Every night on radio 3 which you can get on DAB, BBC Sounds or I think internet radio.
Not all 'classical' music and a wide range of musical genre, soloists and ensembles. For those of you wanting an alternative form of concert try the all-night one this Friday which includes Anna Lapwood playing 'Pirates of the Caribbean' arrangements on the Albert Hall organ. She recently drew an audience of 13,000 in Cologne playing two concerts end-on in the cathedral!

[port perran]

Hawkwind? Tuneful? Fiddles? Non fuzzy production sound? What will they think of next?

Reminds me a bit if War of the Worlds

[port perran]

Exile Kiss You All Over. A little over-doing the lip sync but whatever.


https://youtu.be/OpaCXtahXxk

I've never heard of Exile before and listening to this (and a few other tracks after a look on Spotify) it's going to stay that way.  Sorry - not for me.

[Moonglum]

Rather liked this chaps...

Tim

[Moonglum]

That sounds interesting @Greygreaser, it's on at 11.00PM, hopefully it will be on BBC Sounds. I thought you might like this...

Tim

[port perran]

Rather liked this chaps...

Tim

Good find Tim - I like that a lot.

[port perran]

Here's one I came across earlier :

[Moonglum]

Very nice Martin @port perran !

[Newportnobby]

That's a corker, Martin. I'll be investigating more of his stuff tomorrow
 

[Newportnobby]

That's a corker, Martin. I'll be investigating more of his stuff tomorrow
 

@port perran I downloaded that track and researched other tracks but found them rather rough & ready and not up to standard. Shame, as 'Alchemy' is so good

[port perran]

That's a corker, Martin. I'll be investigating more of his stuff tomorrow
 

@port perran I downloaded that track and researched other tracks but found them rather rough & ready and not up to standard. Shame, as 'Alchemy' is so good

I agree Mick. I was very disappointed when I dug a bit deeper.

[Moonglum]

Funnily enough, there is another musician with a similar name, Philippe Saisse, born in Paris, France he has played sessions on many jazz fusion and rock albums.  I had his first album, rarely for me, on pre-recorded cassette and played it to death commuting to work at Swindon. Here is the title track from that release...

Sort of somewhere between New Age and smooth jazz.

Tim

[Newportnobby]

Oh dear. It just reminded me of..........

Sorry

[Moonglum]

Hahaha Mick, I knew that you wouldn't like that! I am now listening to Anna Lapwood as recommended by @Greygreaser, stunning organ from the Royal Albert Hall.

[port perran]

Funnily enough, there is another musician with a similar name, Philippe Saisse, born in Paris, France he has played sessions on many jazz fusion and rock albums.  I had his first album, rarely for me, on pre-recorded cassette and played it to death commuting to work at Swindon. Here is the title track from that release...

Sort of somewhere between New Age and smooth jazz.

Tim

Interesting. It reminds me a little of Olivier Messiaen who's muic interested me when I was in my early 20s.
I'll listen a bit more. Thanks @Moonglum