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Once again this year here in Romagna, the water is good.
 
Ludwig (1972) Luchino Visconti - excerpt

"Ludwig"
by Luchino Visconti (1973)

starring Helmut Berger
Romy Schneider
Trevor Howard
Silvana Mangano
and Umberto Orsini

#35mm
 
Encuentros - Gato Barbieri

Gato Barbieri (1 of 10)
"Encuentros" from: Chapter One: Latin America
1973 (Impulse!)

#jazzlegends
 
The Clientele "Reflections After Jane" (Official Music Video)
I close with this masterpiece of rare beauty.
 
And so, by popular demand
"...when in life you thought you had heard it all" THE SERIES!
Swing Swing Swing
Repetita iuvant!
That I, on this site of blockheads, generously dispense pearls of knowledge with too broad a hand and with a pitiful response is something - by now - well established. I know, I know: I am too good and I continue this my mission "pro bono publico" and you are lucky...
Well, one could discuss at length about animals that play, about musicians who are true beasts, and about beasts that are true musicians, bringing countless examples! But, here, there is moooore!
And if you want to delve deeper and also learn the names of those involved in this project (and I recommend that you note at least the name of Dave Soldier!), you can read here: l'ascolto di lector: 10+10 Pisciatori controvento. 18) Tha...
because I (who am too good) had already shared this stuff with you - blockheads! - back in the day. But it is known: repetita iuvant!
 
Look at that extremity @[IlConte] and how many others appreciate graceful little feet (and in this case "big feet") feminine.
Ingrandisci questa immagine
Ikushima Hiroshi 生 島 浩, 1958 - Figurative japanese painter
 
Oscar Peterson - Hymn To Freedom
Great this "Hymn to Freedom", especially when performed by a memorable jazz pianist like Oscar Peterson (to be rediscovered).
 
Well tuned in to #radiocapish

This evening for the "Baroque Mondays: at the court of the Capish King," we go to Amsterdam where, at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries, the great Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562 – 1621) reinvented keyboard music, effectively paving the way for the northern European baroque.
Let's listen to some of his compositions in the version by Richard Egarr.

Enjoy listening.

Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon (1562-1621) – Fantasias, Toccatas & Variations [Richard Egarr]
 
Target Punk all the way, nothing else
 
Wide Open Space
Once upon a time, there were the Mansun
 
Monkey Business What a piece!!!! But anyway guys, it will always be... #alwaysepic!!!