#MUSIC B.B.

[lisamarie-vee]

[music-is-my-life-man]

B. B. King, 1984

[vespervinyl]

B.B. King - Live at the Regal - 1965

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for June 2, 2021, #265.

Johnny Hammond: “Why Can’t We Smile” (ver.)

Funk Fusion Band: “Can You Feel It”

Michael Soward: “Standing On The Top”

Quarteto Em Cy: “Tudo Que Voce Podia Ser”

Ana Mazzotti: “Feel Like Making Love”

Abahambi: “Abahambi”

Asiko Rock Group: “Lagos City”

Creative Funk: “Funk Power”

Lafayette Afro Rock Band: “Hihache”

Gary Byrd: “Soul Travelin’ Pt. 1 (The G.B.E.)“

Jack Wilkins: “Naima”

Taj Mahal: “The Cuckoo”

B.B. King: “Chains N’ Things”

Renee Costy: “Like A Magic Dream”

Jimmy Smith: “My Place In Space”

Donald Byrd & 125th St. NYC: “I Feel Like Loving You Today”

Hysear Don Walker: “Inner Face Rebirth”

Lightmen Plus One, The: “Wench”

Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express: “Future Pilot”

Bernard Ebbinghouse: “Mister Carefree”

Bobby Hutcherson: “Montara”

Steve Khan: “Candles”

Breath Of Life: “Keep In Touch”

Piero Piccioni & Shawn Robinson: “Right Or Wrong”

Arena: “Scrichell Cat”

Grover Washington Jr.: “Moonstreams”

Sonny Fortune: “Come In Out Of The Rain”

Kenji Omura & Kazumi Watanabe & Lee Ritenour: “I Feel Breeze”

Jeff Lorber Fusion Group: “Glisten”

Eddie Henderson: “Beyond Forever”

Stanley Turrentine: “Hope That We Can Be Together Soon”

Barry White: “Playing Your Game, Baby”

Champaign: “I’m On Fire”

Mass Production: “Slow Bump”

Whole Darn Family: “Seven Minutes Of Funk”

Instant Funk: “Never Let It Go Away”

Bonus��Omega; crate-digging and sampling. First summer bonus broadcast.

[cannedbluesblog]

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac

[djevilninja]

What makes your big head so hard?

B.B. King - Caldonia (In London)

[soulmusicsongs]

Let It All Hang Out - B.B. Cunningham, Jr. (Let It All Hang Out / Take Me Back Wife, 1974)

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

[unevaguedeprintemps]

B.B. King

The blues was bleeding the same blood as me. The blues didn't have to explain the mystery of pain that I felt;

it was there in the songs and voices of singers like Lonnie Johnson and Blind Lemon Jefferson, in the cries of their guitars.”

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B.B. King, Blues All Around Me: The Autobiography of B.B. King

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[thejoyofviolentmovement]

Throwback: Happy 99th Birthday, B.B. King!

Throwback: Happy 99th Birthday, B.B. King! @BBKingMuseum

September is a busy month in music history.  The Bee Gees‘ Barry Gibb celebrated his 77th birthday on September 1  Gloria Estefan celebrated her 66th birthday on September 1 Soundgarden‘s Kim Thayil celebrated his 64th birthday on September 4 Freddie Mercury, one of the greatest vocalists and entertainers in rock history was born 78 years ago on September 5 Pink Floyd‘s co-founder and…

[singonavine71]

I like to live the love. B B. King. Raised in him and Bobby Blue Bland.

[vespervinyl]

B.B. King - Live & Well - 1969

[breezingby]

B.B. King ~ Why I Sing the Blues

[midnight-star-world]

#countrymusic

CMT Hot 20 Presents Let Freedom Sing!

So today on the MSR (Midnight Star Review), I would like to talk about the latest edition of Let freedom sing! The show was by CMT (Country Music Television) and hosted by Cody Alan. And the performer was Brad Paisley playing his hits. The show took place on CMT and was on Tuesday July 4th, 2023 and was on at 10pm EST (Eastern Standard Time). So let see what Brad played for us on this special night.

Set list. So many Summers. The love boat. Water. Jerry Douglas, & Dan Tyminski played "Man of constant sorrow". This is Country Music. American Saturday night. Celebrity Whiskey lullaby with Kelleigh Bannen. Let the good times roll (Tribute to B.B. King). Mud on tires. Alcohol.

And that's a wrap for this special performance. And on the MSR (Midnight Star Review), I would give this show a 3 out of 5 stars. My biggest complaint about these concerts are they only 1 hour long. Brad has a lot of hits, and he did deserve more time. It was good to go down memory lane with Brad's hits. Thanks for taking the time to read this review. See ya all next time.

[rodpower78]

[reckonslepoisson]

Initials B.B., Serge Gainsbourg (1968)

People tend to talk of Serge Gainsbourg almost purely as a sort of musical adventurer or dilettante, but too many overlook just how fun so much of his music was. And often that cheekiness and jokiness is in itself very adventurous and rebellious – like Initials B.B., which blended whacky samples and massive orchestration with Gainsbourg’s sharp delivery and lyrics that are, to be frank, pretty much entirely about sex, but which also fizzles with mischievous energy.

Pick: ‘Bonnie and Clyde’