Digging Into The Music
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jazzy_daveIt is very reassuring that you can have a day without a care in the world. Simply in the mood of a reverie and total immersion into the music that you are listening, and finding yourself envelped in it.
That was the case with the five Cd set of Robbie Basho live recordings called "Snow Beneath The Belly Of A White Swan". Sometimes described as an American Primitive along with John Fahey or Sandy Bull, he was much more than that. He fused old country, bluegrass with folk, classicalIndian and Persian modes into his music of just a 12 string classical guitar and his sui generis voice.
For lunch, I had peanut and sliced banana bagels. Dinner was fish ad cjips.
Later on, I listened to the radio, played "Meddle" by Pink Floyd, and then old time music called, well, definitely on the first dic of Country: The American Tradition. complete with an 68 page booklet.
Sometimes. it is music that keeps me sane.
That was the case with the five Cd set of Robbie Basho live recordings called "Snow Beneath The Belly Of A White Swan". Sometimes described as an American Primitive along with John Fahey or Sandy Bull, he was much more than that. He fused old country, bluegrass with folk, classicalIndian and Persian modes into his music of just a 12 string classical guitar and his sui generis voice.
For lunch, I had peanut and sliced banana bagels. Dinner was fish ad cjips.
Later on, I listened to the radio, played "Meddle" by Pink Floyd, and then old time music called, well, definitely on the first dic of Country: The American Tradition. complete with an 68 page booklet.
Sometimes. it is music that keeps me sane.
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