Considering your favorite genres of music…

@Dlrannie You may dig some John Jorgenson. He played Django in a movie.
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@Grateful4you I grew up with it, too. There was a jazz club over in the Mission where Pop used to take Mom sometimes. As a child, Pop took both me and Mom to dinner at a nearby restaurant. They’d seen Mongo Santamaria play the previous night before and told him how much they loved the performance. Mongo was eating there, too, and came over to our table.
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@bijouxbroussard Nice! I bet you, mom and dad were thrilled that night. The great part of living close to beach areas a lot more varied cultural experiences. My first experience with the "beat" generation a coffeehouse called the "Insomniac" a wonderful way to people- watch the motley crews they attracted the West Coast version of Greenage Village N.Y. I guess.

@TheSirfurryanimalWales Lovely, haunting.

@suzette Very cool ! 😃

@tindrummer Video ?

@BlueSkyKing This is great ! I love posts about music, because I always find great artists of whom I hadn’t been aware. Thank you. 😊

@caPnAhab Thank you. I was hoping a metal fan would share. My niece and sister love metal, but mostly I hear them listening to Alice In Chains. I was curious to see other examples.

@bijouxbroussard No worries! I think AIC are up there with the best! Love them too

@RoaringLion Awesome, thank you ! 😊
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You’ve such good taste in music. I really hate how insipid and noisy some Bollywood songs are…too many Pakistani influences on it.

Carnatic is southern classical, that too specific to only one southern state. It’s vocally tougher than Hindustani (Indian) classical music (which was influenced by Persian n Afghan music after mughal invasions)

If you have any particular interest in one of the instruments(drum, string, or percussion) then I’ll suggest a few videos that’s really worth a listen.

@BlueGreenGrey

@uncalled4 The song craft is indeed impressive, even as it takes aim right between the eyes of my generation. You always find something cool and thought-provoking. 😊

@bijouxbroussard There's a bumper crop of great songs on that album. I'll send you some more from time to time.

I'm actually overdubbing drums on a song in the studio next weekend that is one of the strongest compositions I've even been involved with. It's tricky because it's in cut time(4/4), then he throws in what I think is a bar of 3/8 and back to 4/4 again. It's so moving. I may not be able to resist getting misty in spots.

@DDonde Very cool ! What instruments do you play ?

@bijouxbroussard When I try to make something serious I use my keyboard. But I also have an acoustic guitar and a barely functional electric guitar from college haha.

@V00doo More than one is cool, if you like.

@empanadas This is great, thank you. I’m going to look for more of Tego’s work.

@bijouxbroussard also you might like this genre. Not many people know about Palo music.. which has strong African roots. It's used in Dominican Vudú and santeria. It's so much fun to be in the festivals the songs just make you want to dance. [media=https://youtu.be/DQyx6hhCVZs]

@SomeAreBoojums Sure, if it’s one of your favorite genres. It was just an example as one of mine. 🙂