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The first is a little tune that must come to you from the radio, maybe from one of those old transistor radios, and for me, every time I hear it, it's a blow to the heart. Like a sweet sadness. Like nostalgia, like a summer day, like a thousand things. And undoubtedly one of the things I love the most. I think I've already told you that I lost some friends just to hear it blasting all night...
Gram Parsons - Return Of The Grievous Angel
The second comes from the radio, practically every evening. And – I swear – even if I don’t have it, every time I hear it, it makes me feel good.
A Far Cry - Igor Stravinsky: Concerto in D Major for String Orchestra, II. Arioso & III. Rondo
I don't know, maybe the only common thread that connects the two listens is the radio. Or maybe that the other day, while chatting, it happened that both came to mind. At very little distance. Perhaps for no reason at all. Like it happens to you if you listen to the radio (and Nick Hornby can screw off!)
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A true great innovator of American music, Gram Parsons recorded his last album, Grievous Angel, in the summer of 1973, which was released posthumously in January 1974. His music is a refined blend of devastating beauty made up of country, rock, and soul. The originality of this formula, previously experimente… more
Track 01 - Return of the Grievous Angel