The Nomads (Swe) - Have love will travel

Journey “The Nomads” originals and covers, all sublime (21)
 
Tin Soldiers
Ten little stiff fingers. Minimum series over two years with the Stiff Little Fingers (8)
 
#Doors_and_balconies
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if you feel like it and have the chance, try to mix the photos if you happen to be around here.
 
#Eugenioèungenio

Anna is 18 and feels so alone
She has a sad face and doesn’t say a word
So certain that no one would understand
And even if they did, they would surely betray her
And in her room at night before sleeping
She reads about loves and all the adventures
Inside the books that someone else writes
That dreams at night, but by day doesn’t live
And she listens to her dear radio to hear
A bit of common sense and voices full of warmth
And the tender verses of all those singers
With childlike faces and their broken hearts
But for some time now it's hard to escape
There’s something in the air that can’t be ignored
It’s sweet but strong and never lets you go
It’s a wave that grows and follows you wherever you go
It’s the music, the rebel music
That vibrates in your bones
That seeps into your skin
That tells you to go out
That screams at you to change
To let go of the nonsense
And to start fighting
Marco collects records
And knows every new band by heart
Meanwhile, he dreams of going to California
Or to the gates of the cosmos up in Germany
And he says: "Here with us, the music isn’t bad
What I can’t stand are just the lyrics"
But then he finds them every time he goes out
In the posters or written on the walls
And it’s the music, the rebel music
That vibrates in your bones
That seeps into your skin
That tells you to go out
That screams at you to change
To let go of the nonsense
And to start fighting

Eugenio Finardi - Musica Ribelle- Live Parco Lambro 1976
 
Rancid- Time Bomb

Dado was a punk rocker
 
Murray Head - One Night In Bangkok "From CHESS"

One of the best pop-dance tracks of the early 80s: a cult classic.
 
Well tuned in to #radiocapish

For "Baroque Mondays: at the court of Capish King," this morning we offer you the Sonatas for violin and basso continuo (1731) composed by the Florentine violinist Francesco Maria Veracini (1690 – 1768), in the version recorded in 2006 in the church of SS. Trinità in Padua by Enrico Casazza (violin), Francesco Ferranini (cello), Roberto Loreggian (harpsichord).

Enjoy the listening.

Francesco Maria Veracini - Op. 1, Sonate per violino e basso continuo (pt 1, sonate 1-7)

(plaque in Via Palazzuolo in Florence)

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Waiting for the Man - Reed and Bowie have a good start to the week Deb
 
Miles Davis - On the Corner (1/2)
Miles Davis - On the Corner (2/2)

Miles Davis (14 of 30)
"On the Corner" from: On the Corner
1972 (Columbia)

#jazzlegends
 
If I Were a Bell

Miles Davis (13 of 30)
"If I Were a Bell" from: Relaxin'
1958 (Prestige)

#jazzlegends
 
Chet Baker - But Not for Me And who needs a drummer when there’s that crazy Danish guy Pedersen on bass? :D
 
Would you like to try something new?
A (necessarily non-exhaustive) tour of the extraordinary Neapolitan musical heritage.
AlmaMegretta Scioscie Viento
Vesuwave had been dead and buried for almost a decade when Almamegretta arrived and swept everything away. "Animamigrante" and "Sanacore" are two masterpieces, two albums with international scope, two of the best records ever produced in Italy.
Then, for a thousand different reasons, the decline begins (although "Lingo" is still a great album). Especially Raiz tries to emerge as a solo artist and performer.
Raiz is an excellent interpreter and an important voice in the city.
But Almamegretta is something else.