mannixj wrote:

Fantastic improv gift. It's one thing to be able to hear it in your head, but to be able to articulate it to other musicians is so critical, be it orchestra or garage band. Throw in some humor and audience rapport and magic happens.

not really live, but sounds like fun...if you are in NYC on 4/14

THE OJAS TEAM PLAYING MILES DAVIS IN THE HIFI PURSUIT LISTENING ROOM DREAM NO. 3

Known under his creative pseudonym OJAS, Devon Turnbull handcrafts high-fidelity audio systems designed to envelop the listener in sound that is as rich in texture as it is in emotion. Join members of the OJAS team as they activate the immersive sound installation with Miles Davis at Fillmore West, a historic recording from April 12, 1970.

Miles Davis at Fillmore West features the final night of the four-night run where the Miles Davis quintet (Davis, Chick Corea, Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette and Steve Grossman) opened for the Grateful Dead at the Fillmore West in San Francisco.

https://www.cooperhewitt.org/e...

 Steely_D wrote:

Those things are always oversold but I just pulled up a Jonathan Richman show and it sounds like he's right here in the room.

 Steely_D wrote:
10,000 concerts? If he started recording in 1989, he would had to have gone to a concert almost every day for close to thirty years. That's devotion.
* - edit - Looking at the dates on those concert tapes it shows that he started well before 1989.

Buckle up

Volunteers turn a fan’s recordings of 10,000 concerts into an online treasure trove

JahJah Is..

Taxi Gang with Yellowman in Spain, 2018

Shine Eye Gal Is A Trouble To A Man

Whole Show

Thank you for sharing your story about Erik Satie's Gnossienne No1! I was actually listening while my 14 year old daughter was practicing her grade 7 piano exam and I called her to listen to the song! She's going to learn how to play it. Music that makes my heart sing :)