As many of you know, I’m a real fan of David Gilmour-just look at some of my past posts. Tonight, I offer Rick Beato interviewing David in New York. As always, Rick asks superb questions like only a true musician …
After my last post about the Heisenberg Principle (the world of physics), I decided to post something lighter and more relatable. 🙂 I realize that this is old news by now, but due to us being bombarded daily on so …
Several years ago, a local bar hired a band, and the owner said, “Don’t miss this one Marion. They are awesome.” I’ve seen tons of bands in my time, and was in three or four myself, so it takes a lot to impress me. Needless to say, they exceeded my expectations, or I wouldn’t be posting about them in my blog. I had to pleasure to see them play three times, and during one of those, captured some photographs too.
Most days when writing, I do so in silence, purposefully blocking any distractions. However, there are days like this morning, when I welcome strains of bluesy melodies to inspire and guide me. It all depends on the mood and today …
A while back I posted a video of one of David Gilmour’s latest releases from his new album, Luck and Strange, to be released in September 2024. Today I had the pleasure of listening to another, Dark and Velvet Nights. …
Whose music is the most well-known of anyone in recorded history? Here’s a hint: It’s not Taylor Swift, The Beatles, Bach, or Beethoven. And when you find out, it will make you smile, and I guarantee you will start humming …
