45 posts tagged “jazz”

I don't know why but this tune by Apes on Tapes has been in my head for the longest. I first heard this cut back in 2008 on Macedonia's "Both Sides of the Surface" show. (ironic is that that episode was named, "Goodbye Summer, Have a Great Fall." since is how I love Autumn) I showcased this track last year but with all good things they have to come back around. Some of these tracks you may have heard them in previous podcasts but it's good to sometime to reach back and and refreshing course of great music. To my new listeners...welcome; to my regular listeners...thanx and thanx again for coming back time and time and showing love for what I do.

Another artist I heard last year that I had to showcase their music is The Shanghai Restoration Project. I love their music and rather if it's laid back or makes you want to get up and dance (and I rarely do that...not that I don't want to dance) it's refreshing and easy on the ears.

The cool thing about this selection is not only that most of the tracks are free downloads but the fact that these musicians get when it comes to getting their music to the masses. Sometimes in order to get huge returns you must be able to give a little away. I will never forget the 60 minute segment on The Grateful Dead. These guys are millionaires and what they did when it came to their music is the "sowing and reaping" effect. At their live concerts they gave the okay for their fans to record their concerts. To many groups would frown on this but this worked in their favor in two ways...

1) It was a concert so the people had already paid their money for seeing them in concert and plus it would give the people to have a piece of history so to speak to share with their friends, family.

2) Even though they were giving the green light to record their music(bootleg) many people still would end up going to the store and buying the studio recording of the Grateful Dead music.

I'm not saying you should never pay for great music because is that were the case i would never put links to these gifted artists sites because we now live in a day and age where it's okay to get crappy customer service and people feel it's okay to steal music and that is far what I advocate. I take the time to put information links in my show notes because I have the utmost respect for musicians...especially today because to be honest without the web, I think I would live off my own collection of music but not too much great music is played on the radio any more.

This collection of music on this episode is from artists that are creative, innovative, and gives you a sense of "yes...great music still lives."

As always, kick back, relax and take you some "me" for the next hour.

Be Blessed.

~DarrenKeith

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{Track Title/Artist(s)/Album Name}
01. Grand 5 - Apes on Tapes{from the "You Open" LP}
02. Babylon of the Orient - The Shanghai Restoration Project & Amos Winbush{from the "The Shanghai Restoration Project" LP}
03. in the morning - CHRISS ONAC{from the "UN PANTIN !!!?" LP}
04. Everybody's Wonderful - David Binney/Alan Feber{from the "In The Paint" LP}
05. Apolo X - Vate{from the "Volk" LP}
06. Soup - Euforquestra{from the "Soup" LP}
07. Miss Shanghai - The Shanghai Restroration Project & Dez{from the "The Shanghai Restoration Project" LP}
08. The Winter - Balmorhea{from the "Rivers Arms" LP}
09. B.A. - The Jive Turkeys{from the "B.A. " Single}
10. Apres le beau temps... La pluie - Antonie Dufour, Tommy Gauthier{from the "Still Strings" LP}
11. Hometown - Sam Yahel{from the "Hometown" LP}
12. Tears of Grace - Andrew White{from the "Walk In Light" LP}
13. Miss Shanghai Revealed (Bonus Track) - The Shanghai Restroration Project & Di Johnston{from the "Reinterpretations"(Bonus Version) LP}
14. Somewhere (Eric Kupper Reprise) - John Shannon{from the "Somewhere" (remixes)}

intro underscore music by Todd Kelley
outro underscore music by Nicolay
photo: Chris Gin

2 great blues podcasts to check out by Todd Grundy

• RIBS TPTD: October is "Blues Month", part 1
• RIBS TPTD: "Blues Month", part 2 – Blues Women

• BSOTS 073 - goodbye summer, have a great fall

The Shanghai Restoration Project & Amos Winbush
"Babylon of the Orient" (mp3)
from "The Shanghai Restoration Project"
(Undercover Culture Music)
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Euforquestra
"Soup" (mp3)
from "Soup"
(reapandsow, Inc.)
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The Shanghai Restoration Project & Dez
"Miss Shanghai" (mp3)
from "The Shanghai Restoration Project"
(Undercover Culture Music)
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Balmorhea
"The Winter" (mp3)
from "Rivers Arms"
(Western Vinyl)
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The Jive Turkeys
"B.A." (mp3)
from "B.A. - Single"
(Colemine Records)
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Antoine Dufour, Tommy Gauthier
"Après le beau temps... La pluie" (mp3)
from "Still Strings"
(Candy Rat Records)
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Andrew White
"Tears Of Grace" (mp3)
from "Walk in Light"
(Candy Rat Records)
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The Shanghai Restoration Project & Di Johnston
"Miss Shanghai Revealed" (mp3)
from "Reinterpretations (Bonus Version)"
(Undercover Culture Music)
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John Shannon
"Somewhere" (mp3)
from "Somewhere (remixes)"
(ObliqSound)
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The cool thing about loving different genres is that it enables you to embrace music even when you do not care for it earlier in life. That is how I felt about traditional jazz for a very long time. Now that I'm a little older, a little wiser I have opened my mind to the music that started the other genres of jazz that we hear today. This is what I enjoyed about this LP, "Paris to Cuba" by Mario Grigorov. Big thanks for Amy Long over at Two Sheps That Pass for providing me a sample CD to check out and I am so sorry it took me so long to check out this gem.

What's cool about this LP is that it has that traditional feel with a hint of Spanish flare. I have always loved percussion and this LP has that. I love the acoustic/Spanish guitar in the track, "Every Little Movement" (with guest vocalist Melissa Newman). It brings a smile to my wife's face when hearing this track because it reminds her of one of her favorite movies, "Mr. & Mrs Smith" I love the piano and full ensemble version of the tracks "Ice Hotel". It always amazes me how a composer can write a piano solo piece and then come right back and write and arrange an ensemble piece of the same song and sound so good. The cool thing about the title track, "Paris to Cuba" is how he inner twines the two cultures and makes you wish you could be there.

Magic Circus I enjoy because of it has that sense of playfulness and a hint of mystery to it. I love the organ arrangement in this song and with the accordion again bleeding in with the piano playfully coming in and out of the track makes this a delight to check out. The entire LP I truly enjoy and I'm glad I have come to enjoy the sounds and embrace different styles of music. This is a LP that is good to unwind to or to play in the background when having a get together.

In this podcast I also show case tracks from Agustin Barreto, Christian McBride/Inside Straight, Corey Wilkes and Abstract Pulse, Carol Duboc, and Ricky Sweum to bring this hour a delight to truly soak in great musicians and singers to your ears. As one of my favorite characters would say, *"You're thank me later."

So as always, kick back, relax, and enjoy the music of Mario Grigorov

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06Sept09MLFMplaylist

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01. Ice Hotel(Piano Version) - Mario Grigorov{from LP "Paris To Cuba"}
02. Every Little Moment - Mario Grigorov feat. Melissa Newman{from LP "Paris To Cuba"}
03. Jaco-Me - Agustin Barreto{from LP "Between My Walls"}
04. Paris to Cuba - Mario Grigorov{from LP "Paris To Cuba"}
05. Magic Circus - Mario Grigorov{from LP "Paris To Cuba"}
06. Rainbow Wheel - Christian McBride/Inside Straight{from LP "Kind of Brown"}
07. Cuban Soil, Cuban Sun - Mario Grigorov{from LP "Paris To Cuba"}
08. First Mind - Corey Wilkes & Abstract Pulse{from LP "Cries From Tha Ghetto"}
09. Ice Hotel - Mario Grigorov{from LP "Paris To Cuba"}
10. My Melody - Carol Duboc{from LP "Burt Bacharach Songbook"}
11. Yesterday's Tomorrow - Ricky Sweum{from LP "Pulling Your Own Strings"}
12. Before She Walked Away - Mario Grigorov{from LP "Paris To Cuba"}

opening intro underscore music from Todd Kelley
closing underscore music from Nicolay

Seems like it's been ages since recording a Twilight episode and let me tell you, it feels good. One thing I realize about myself when it comes to music, I love instrumental laid back tunes and even though my love for music is very eclectic I've come to realize that you have to stick to what you love because when you stray from it you feel you may have lost that touch, that ear for the music that's dear to you. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed putting together the MJ tribute but with that, getting set up in our new digs, unpacking made question myself when putting together this August edition of Twilight but when you set back and not take yourself too serious and let the music flow through you it works out in the end.

I think I was able to put together a pretty cool music tracks to make you kick back and relax and I hope your work week or if you work from home was not too stressful. Five tracks are coming from the compilation LP, "Simply The Very Best of Today's Smooth Jazz Guitar". In this age of even smooth jazz becoming kind of stale I also blended some New Age(I really have to come up with another name, I hate that music term because it's so much more that that) and I'm bringing you a great track from Blackfish, big shout out to my fellow podcaster Doug Fresh for turning me on to this duo out of Germany. Also I'm bringing you a classic tune from Fleetwood Mac. I never grow tired of hearing mellow cuts from this gifted group.

So as always, Kick back, relax and enjoy.

~DarrenKeith

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[track name/artist(s)/Album]

1. Sacred Ground - Craig Chaquico{from the "The Best New Age, Vol. 6" LP}
2. Til My Baby Comes Home - Everette Harp/Norman Brown{from the "Simply The Very Best of Today's Jazz Guitar" LP}
3. Sacred Ground - Steve Morse Band{from the "Structural Damage" LP}
4. I Am Singing - Larry Coryell{from the "Simply The Very Best of Today's Smooth Jazz Guitar" LP}
5. Apartfrom - Blackfish{from the "Remember" LP}
6. Double Life - Chuck Loeb{from the "Simply The Very Best of Today's Smooth Jazz Guitar" LP}
7. Sara - Fleetwood Mac{from the "Greatest Hits" LP}
8. Me, Myself, I - Streetwize{from the "Simply The Very Best of Today's Smooth Jazz Guitar" LP}
9. On a Day of Many Angels - Michael Manring{from the "Windham Hill Classics: Angels" LP}
10. Never Got To Pernambuco - Don Ross{from the "Music for Vacuuming" LP}
11. Autumn - Gary Burton{from the "Reunion" LP}
12. Sweet Surrender - Chieli Minucci/Special EFX{from the "Simply The Very Best of Today's Smooth Jazz Guitar" LP

This is a special podcast because this is a special month for me...May. I was born this month and I have been told that it is better to give than receive so this podcast I have put together show about 90 minutes of music from talented artists from seasoned artists and artists which star is on the rise.

The cool thing about loving different genres of music for me is that when I began this podcast in 2007 is that right off the back I began meshing different style of music because I did not want my shows to be painted in a corner. Although I chose that path it took a minute to build a following and at times I found myself wondering if I made the right decision in going this direction but now it seems that I have come to realize that I am who I am when it comes to my taste in music and when you stick to your passion it will work out in the end.

This show is a combination of different genres/different artists that otherwise would never be in the same line up but through the wonderful world of the internet and the open minds of people I can bring this eclectic of music. Enjoy

Be Blessed, Be Safe,
& Have a Wonderful Weekend/Work Week

~DarrenKeith

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Tracks/Artists/Albums(or website)

1. The Camera Never Lies - Michael Franks{from "The Camera Never Lies}
2. Another Country - Shadowfax{from "What Goes Around: The Best of Shadowfax"}
3. Back To Life - Corneille{from "The Birth of Cornelius"}
4. Try To Understand - City Rain{from "This I Will Remember"}
5. So Lovely - Amber Ojeda{from "myspace.com/amberojeda"}
6. Shanghi Express - The Shanghai Restoration Project{from"The Shanghai Restoration Project"}
7. Vector Sector - Axiotronic{from "Of Latitude And Longitude"}
8. Saunter - Fave
9. Pudong New District -(feat. Jennifer Kim) The Shanghai Restoration Project{from "Reinterpretations"}
10. Flying Spiders of Bablyon - Atomic Skunk{from "Binary Scenes"}
11. Wide Asleep - Michael Manring{from "Drastic Measures"}
12. When Luvrzs Come (Together) - Fave{Big La remix}
13. Human Nature - Miles Davis{from "You're Under Arrest"}
14. State of the Heart - Rick Springfield{from "Tao"}

intro underscore music: todd kelley
outro underscore music: nicolay

"Thank You's" to these artists & podcasters...
Amber Ojeda
Atomic Skunk(Rich Brodsky)
Nicolay
Mike Spinka
Natalie
My Podcast Brothers and Sisters

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This show was a challenge for me because of pride. I don't know why I think that when I make InspirationSounds podcast I suppose not to show there are times that I am going through "storms" in my life but in all honesty being a Follower of Christ it's okay to show sadness sometimes...it's okay to share when I have made mistakes or if I'm being hurt. It's okay to feel this way at time but I have choice not to let it overcome me because in the end when you are going through tough times I suppose to focus on my "provider" not my problems.

Another thing that has hit me is that when I do make mistakes it's okay to show that I'm human because what is so awesome about God is that he has always used flawed people and will continue to use imperfect people because he knows our fears, our faults, our shortcomings. From Adam and Eve to the Apostle Paul to John, he(God) will continue to use people like you and I because that is where he gets his glory because when a person has messed up they can look to people in the Bible and say, "If He can still love someone like King David, He can love someone like me too." This is where I am getting a revelation because we as Christians should not be afraid or ashamed to show our flaws because when a non-believer can look to people in this century as well to see that we as Christians mess up, we repent, we suffer the consequences for some decisions we make but they(a non-believer) can also see we are still blessed.

Dr. Charles Stanley put it perfect when giving the definition of *Grace and Mercy

Grace: It is God's undeserved, unearned favor, goodness,
kindness, and love towards us. It is also the only
means by which we are saved.

Mercy: is not getting what we
deserve.

Know this about God, He loves you, always has, always will. And it is true, God loves the sinner, not the sin. By me putting this podcast together it gave me a sense of peace and freedom to be able to share my pain, my hurt, my flaws and to let people know we as Christians have flaws, we make wrong choices but we know that our Heavenly God loves us, forgives us, want's the best for our lives.

Enjoy the music and always remember, once you give your life to Christ there no sin that can make stop loving you. Be Blessed

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Track Name/Artist(s)/Albums

1. Faithful Is Our God - Hezekiah Walker & the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir{from the LP "Wow Gospel 2007 Disc 1"}
2. Lift It Up - Chi{from the LP "Sun Lake"}
3. He Reigns - Newsboys{from the LP "WOW Hits 2004 Disc 1"}
4. Bradley's Dream - Liz Story{from the LP "Windham Hill: The First Ten Years Disc 1"}
5. Jesus Is All [Remix] - Fred Hammond/Radical for Christ{from the LP "WOW Gospel 2000 Disc 1"}
6. Dolphins - Darol Anger/Mike Marshall{from the LP "Windham Hill: The First Ten Years Disc 2"}
7. A Sunday at Home - Ralf Illenberger{from the LP "Narada Guitar: 15 Years of Collected Works Disc 1"}
8. Take My Life - T.D. Jakes{from the LP "He-Motions "}
9. Dream Tower - Wayne Gratz{from the LP "Narada Collection 3"}
10. Spoken For - MercyMe{from the LP "WOW Hits 2004 Disc 1"}
11. Wide Asleep - Michael Manring{from the LP "Sanctuary: 20 Years of Windham Hill Disc 1"}
12. Let Go - Dewayne Woods{from the LP "Wow Gospel 2007 Disc 1"}
13. Rameau's Nephew - Philippe Saisse{from the LP "Sanctuary: 20 Years of Windham Hill Disc 2"}
14. Goodtime - Brent Jones/TP Mobb{from the LP "WOW Gospel 2000 Disc 1"

My first MLFM edition for the new year. This podcast has a little bit of every thing and I'm glad I am getting back to the formula. The past couple of weeks I have began listening to my past shows from 2008 and it's amazing how sometimes checking out your past work to get you back to what works for you, what brings you joy and what I discovered is that I love instrumentals, I love great vocal work from time to time. So this show will be music from my past (The Braxton Brothers), music that I discovered (Grand Pianoramax, mindthings, C.J.ROGERS) and I lil' bit of down home, good country music (Zac Brown Band).

One of my favorite bassist I had to place in this podcast. Michael Manring I have followed for close to over 10 years now. I never get tired of how he re-invents himself when it comes to playing the fretless bass guitar.

Late last year the Zac Brown Band began following my twitter. I went to their site and checked out their music and I was hooked. It reminds me of some the great songwriters of the 70s(Gordon Lightfoot, England Dan & John Ford Coley, The Carpenters, Firefall). I truly love their music arrangements and the vocals of Zac Brown is really rich, strong and yet subtle at times.

The last two tracks are from two very talented women that I had a chance to review their albums. K.J. Denhert's cover of The Police's "Message In a Bottle" is very cool and her own, and I love how Jacqui Naylor makes The Rolling Stones' "Miss You" cover has me repeating that on my iPod over and over again.

As always, kick back, relax, at the music take you to another place.

~DarrenKeith

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Tracks | Artists | Albums
Kickin' Back - The Braxton Brothers{from the CD Now & Forever}
Feudor - Grand Pianoramax{from the CD Grand Pianoramax}
Violin Intro To Free - Zac Brown Band{from the CD The Foundation}
Free - Zac Brown Band{from the CD The Foundation}
Sounds From The Past - mindthings{from the CD Life's Path}
Emotion Vibes - mindthings{from the CD Life's Path}
House of Cards feat. Muhsinah - Foreign Exchange{from the CD Leave It All Behind}
Where The Boat Leaves From - Zac Brown Band{from the CD The Foundation}
Huge Moon - Michael Manring{from the CD Unusual Weather}
Neon Angels - C.J.ROGERS{from the CD NEON LIGHTS}
Miss You - Jacqui Naylor{from the CD You Don't Know Jacq}
Message In A Bottle - K.J. Denhert{from the CD Dal Vivo a Umbria Jazz}

id drops from Fave, Todd Kelley, Macedonia

music from iodapromonet...
Grand Pianoramax
"Feudor" (mp3)
from "Grand Pianoramax"
(Backdrop/ObliqSound)
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It's amazing to me that when tracks pop in my head how I'm going to mesh them together. Sometimes it worries me that it doesn't sound "too far" out there but then it passes but I have to remind myself that to me it has always been "music" to me no matter what genre it may be from and in the process this is how podcast like this come about and I hope I never forget that concept.

Growing up whatever I heard I liked I tried to get it whether buying the LPs, the 45s, the cassettes or taping the tracks off the radio (that was when radio stations were worth listening to) and made my own mixtape with a mixture of r&b, pop. Now years later I am blessed to be able to share my taste in music with so many people and it is so cool.

Big shout out goes to gcgal(her Plurk site and her Vox site) from Australia over at plurk, she began listening to my podcasts and she said she has been enjoying them and my geek brother Luis who told me he has been playing my podcast while in training so when hearing that it encourage me to put together another podcast. These artists I don't think you would ever find on one CD but thanks to the wonderful world of technology I can put them all under one umbrella. I have 2 tracks from Donald Fagen's "Morph the Cat". I have to admit I have had this LP but never took time out to sit down and listen to the tracks and to be honest shame on me. His other LPs get heavy rotation on my iPod (The Nightfly and Kamakiriad). I'm thinking in the future to do a spotlight podcast on Donald Fagen from his 3 solo LPs. I have 3 tracks from Stacy Lattisaw in this music set because the recent Old School Wednesday from ejflavors triggered a my schoolboy crush on her again. Yes I know that was over 20 years ago but let me enjoy my fantasy via 1984 okay? Thank you.

I hope you get a chance to kick back and relax for the next hour or so to this compositions.
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Compositions and Artists...

1. A Momentary Change of Heart-Alex de Grassi
2. Ashes to Ashes-David Bowie
3. Sojourner-Paul McCandless
4. Let Me Be Your Angel-Stacy Lattisaw
5. Every Deep Dream-Philip Aaberg
6. Morph the Cat-Donald Fagen
7. Circular Birds-Montreux
8. Love On A Two Way Street-Stacy Lattisaw
9. Woman At The Well-Tim Story
10. Mary Shut the Garden Door-Donald Fagen
11. Jaco [Edit]-Turtle Island String Quartet
12. Soul Mate-Michael Franks
13. The Opening of Doors-Will Ackerman
14. Perfect Combination-Stacy Lattisaw feat. Johnny Gill
15. It's the Way She Moves-Michael Manson

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I didn't expect this podcast to be this long. It's only 13 tracks but I think it's the length of some of the songs(it's all good). Well, this week I begin school and I'm looking forward to this class. This podcast will be my last for a minute because I really wish to concentrate on my studies. Last week podcast tunes were from iodapromonet...this podcast will showcase music from some of my favorite artists that when I began listening to smooth jazz these artists(most are jazz and some in this line up you would consider pop, rock) not help my knowledge of music but the musicians and sometimes when I was having a rough day kickin' back and listening to these tracks gave me that "second wind" get going again.

Big congrats goes out to Fave and the crew over at Soulbounce for getting to the finals to be chosen for the "best music podcast" and "best music blog" for this years Black Weblog Awards. You can still vote, deadline is August 31st so don't delay.

Big shout out to new listener and musician Tom Cawley and his trio group Curios out of London(welcome dude). He sent me a track to showcase and I am more than happy to do this. The track "Truce" is nice piano/bass/drum composition that is cool to chill out on a beautiful Autumn day or any day of your choosing(as you can see I can not wait till Fall comes).

A great jazz podcast "must have" is from our own tgrundy's "Smooth Jazz - Najee, Earl Klugh & George Howard…"

Many people who have followed me from when I first hit the scene on Vox I have been a lover of technology and how I always talked about Leo Laporte and his podcast. I have to be honest for a while I kind of fell off the wagon when it came to covering tech and as me and Steve were chatting that TWiT to us had become kinda "stale" but the episodes #157/#156/#154/#153 has made me get hooked on ThisWeek(in)Tech. With the crew of Dvorak, Harris, Norton, Rose and with guest like Don Reisinger, Robert Heron has for me made me listen again.

I can not say enough about this young lady when it comes to her podcast. I wrote a post on Nikki and all I can say about her Soulrific podcast is WOW! Check out my post and check out her podcast...you will not be disappointed.

Hope these tracks truly relax you make you take some "me" time.

Enjoy
{shout outs from todd kelley, fresh, nikki}

1. Seven Years Of Good Luck-Joe Sample
2. Gaslighting Abbie-Steely Dan
3. Night Rhythm-Special EFX
4. Truce*-Curios(thanx Tom Cowley for sending me your groups track to showcase)
5. Climbing in Geometry-Will Ackerman
6. Sunday Morning Here with You-Michael Franks
7. Into the Blue-Boney James
8. Wait for Me-Hall & Oates
9. When Last We Spoke-Michael Manring
10. Christmas Time Is Here [Instrumental]-Colin Bailey/Monty Budwig/Vince Guaraldi
11. Africa-George Howard
12. Peculiar Situation-Earl Klugh
13. Street Life-The Crusaders feat. Randy Crawford

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what's going good people!

Welcome to another MyLoveForMusic:Twilight. I hope everyone is doing well and I hope the work week has been good to you. Next week I will begin class and this time I will truly have my nose to the grindstone so I don't know when I will be able to bring you another podcast so I hope you enjoy this selection I put together for you.

For me finding quality music has never been an issue with me because for me since I listen mostly to instrumental music, whether jazz, new age, ambient this music has always transcended me to another time and place. This selection could have been put in the MyLoveForMusic category but as I sit hear the playback I put it in the right place.[more]