Music I love

[Slingerland]

Marina loves classical music and a little bit of jazz and rock.  I'm more classic rock, but I grew up during the disco era.  We're going on a road trip later this month, and while in the Ozark Mountains we'll be out of range of radio stations and XM satellite.  I thought I'd make a mix tape to play on the car stereo.  I wonder what she'll think of this:
 

 
 

[Faux Pas]

Marina loves classical music and a little bit of jazz and rock.  I'm more classic rock, but I grew up during the disco era.  We're going on a road trip later this month, and while in the Ozark Mountains we'll be out of range of radio stations and XM satellite.  I thought I'd make a mix tape to play on the car stereo.  I wonder what she'll think of this:
 

Really? Where is it you're going? Occasional blind spots with the XM but, nothing to stop your reception though and regular terrestrial works even in the Ozarks. Make the tape guy 

[SANDRO43]

I thought I'd make a mix tape to play on the car stereo.

If you're looking for 'popped' classical music, you might want to add some baroque pieces by Ronḍ Veneziano, an all-female orchestra which has produced 70 albums in the years since its founding in 1979:

     

[Slingerland]

Really? Where is it you're going? Occasional blind spots with the XM but, nothing to stop your reception though and regular terrestrial works even in the Ozarks. Make the tape guy 

Eureka Springs at a downtown B&B.  I drove from my daughter's place in Rogers to Harrison then back to LR a couple of weeks ago, and I was surprised at the number of dead zones for XM on highway 62.  At my own home in Little Rock I get a lot of fade from big trees, especially in cloudy weather.  I think my radio is probably not "the best" if you know what I mean.
 
As far as radio stations, well my old Fayetteville favorite KKEG is gone into the sunset.  I'll do a Google search later and look for some classical and classic rock stations, but my radio also has a USB port, so I'll be covered one way or another  .

[Kokopelli]

[Muzh]

How about some latin music?
 

 
 

[Gator]

How about some latin music?

I believe you meant, "How about some latin music dancing?"       There are far better examples of Latin music.   Which man is you?
 
I could never do that dance if a teenager as I would have gotten a boner and could not conceal it dancing so openly.   Jamaicans take it to another level.   
 
So you did not like Joe Walsh?       In Thailand I watched a pirated Eagles concert DVD with my wife.  She enjoyed it and found it interesting until Joe Walsh did a solo.  She thought him ridiculous.

[Muzh]

I believe you meant, "How about some latin music dancing?"       There are far better examples of Latin music.   Which man is you?
 

The kizomba. Except it was not known as kizomba and it was quite a bit faster. But the choreographed togetherness....
 

I could never do that dance if a teenager as I would have gotten a boner and could not conceal it dancing so openly.   Jamaicans take it to another level.   

...was the reason I was told I was charming and deboner.

[Gator]

 
...was the reason I was told I was charming and deboner.

         Swavey too I presume.

[SANDRO43]

An unusually playful and carefree Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, in the 3rd Movement (Allegro con fuoco) of his Piano Concerto No. 2 in G major, Op. 44, particularly in the recurring theme of this Ronḍ:

Pianist: Konstantin Scherbakov
Orchestra: Russian Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Dmitry Yablonsky

[Kokopelli]

So you did not like Joe Walsh?       In Thailand I watched a pirated Eagles concert DVD with my wife.  She enjoyed it and found it interesting until Joe Walsh did a solo.  She thought him ridiculous.

Yeah, he can be loony at times, well, most of the time. Here he was hamming it up with " The Colonel". I see it as them mocking how some guitarists act on stage.
More Joe


Was he wearing a feathered boa in that concert?

You may want to stir the wife clear of other sarcastic social commentators like
Zappa

Yep, a kazoo...

And The Tubes

[Gator]

Was he wearing a feathered boa in that concert?

I recall he wore a blue suit with several large gold stars.  My wife is very artistic and makes quick decisions, so just his attire and silly facial expressions made her point her thumbs down.   Plus her English is limited, so she could not appreciate "Life's Been Good to Me."
 
I applaud Joe for recovering from his addictions.  He seems like the type who would have died early in his life, and he was certainly headed that way.

[Kokopelli]

I recall he wore a blue suit with several large gold stars.  My wife is very artistic and makes quick decisions, so just his attire and silly facial expressions made her point her thumbs down.   Plus her English is limited, so she could not appreciate "Life's Been Good to Me."
 
I applaud Joe for recovering from his addictions.  He seems like the type who would have died early in his life, and he was certainly headed that way.

Explain it to her, she may get a kick out of it. 

[Kokopelli]

[Kokopelli]

[Kokopelli]

[JohnDearGreen]

Bandolera @ the Third Front bash in Rostov
Mark your calendar for this years event:
http://allevents.in/Rostov-On-Don/Salsa-Festival-3-Front-Reload/445347262206934

[Muzh]

LMAO

I thought I was watching a video from a PR nightclub.

Nice

[Kokopelli]

[mendeleyev]

I love those haunting Eastern and Asian melodies and these ladies are from Kazakhstan.


Текила (Tequila) with На восток “On to the East”





Дильназ Ахмадиева (Dilnaz Ahkmadieva) hails from Almaty the former capital of Kazakhstan.  A beautiful young lady with loads of talent!
Here she sings Белые ночи, “White Nights.”
!




This song, also by Dilnaz Ahkmadieva, got some airplay in the USA.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=m6QtN3NqRpI#!

[mendeleyev]

Given that Bulgaria is part of the EU and so close to Russia in a Cyrillic language and culture, you'd think the music to be European sounding. However, just as Russia is the largest Asian country in the world (51%), Bulgarian music reflects it's roots and neighbors which include Turkey, Macedonia, Greece and Serbia.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=JIs7gpb1HB4#

[mendeleyev]

I think that Muzh will enjoy this one:

[Muzh]

 
 
Anyways,
 
 
I always loved the Argentine accent from the beautiful Argentine ladies.
 
 
 
Thanks Jim. Just ordered it from Amazon.

[Muzh]

Jim:
 
Thanks a million for the link. Love this group. If you like them here is a nice playlist.
 

 
Edit to add: Sorry, you'll have to click on the top one for you to get the playlist.
 

[Kokopelli]