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Good Job

I am practicing this for Karaoki tonight (an octive lower)

so sad to see what his doctors did and he fell for it.

It's an interpretation in jazz mode

Chopin would not recognize it

but he might be inspired by it

early proto-hip/hop moon walkin

Love the old grammaphone sound

remnds me of Laurel and hardy

I played this via YouTube for Dad who is 96

He played sax for many years and loved Rudy

It's Hank-I have the record and know from the music

My Dad is 96 and I love to find fun old stuff on You Tube for him

-like Rudy Weidolf (sax) from the teens.

Most of Richy's rock and roll songs had a very small range

so I always though he really couldn't sing and they just wrote narrow range music for him --but much later I realize he sings very well.

AL has a great little church in Memphis --get ready for 2-3 hour services where there's lots of singing --he never did get into a sermon more than one or two sentences. He does music for income for his church. We walked from his church to Graceland abt 2 miles (which was closed).

Good but method paintings always look like method paintings

We went to Al Green's church service in Memphis abt 10 years ago--afterwards he saw us outside and asked us if we wanted a ride. We declined as a cab "was coming" We had a nice several mile walk to the Elvis estate as the cab never came. Al was great.

Very nice.

If Childe had lived to 85 years I could have met my favorite artist.

Always wondered why he sang so many songs with a very narrow range.

I thought he didn't have much range

But now years later I listen to his country songs and he was actually a

better singer than I thought

Pop music in the 50-60's often had a very narrow range

Good rendition

Brenda Lee did it well also

Actually quite good

I think you could imitate Brenda a little closer which would be more fun

First album I ever bought

Second was the Platters

Chinese post below

From Taiwan

Although I do not understand English or other foreign languages I (love this song)

My favorite Cake song is Opera Singer

My favorite phrase (from another song is)

Adjectives on a typewriter

Pushing words like a typewriter

THe thing about Cake is they are very unpretentious

and not taking their lyrics/meaning too serious

They are good musicians having fun

--maybe those business people running to keep up should lighten up too

when I was 3-4 years old and we lived on Grand avenue in Long Beach in one of those small Spanish style houses on a cracked cemet street with date palms and Saturday morning sounds of baseball games on the radio and push mowers (1947)-Grandpa (piano teacher) played Chopin for hours on the grand p...

He was a bit eccentric-never changed his sheets-just kept putting another sheet on top of the old sheet.

garage band on steroids

great music

Must take a lot of practice

Great juxtaposition with good writing/editing of the photos

The whole piece is so well written

So old Russian and Modern at the same time

Great Video

He's really good

Spot on for most-not for Sinatra though

The beauty of Chopin is that even if you don't add any interpretations or expressions the musci is so well written that it still emotes -even if tried to play it mechanically. Chopin's piano was different also remember - maybe a more mechanical piano.

Never have I seen such full engagement and concentration in a piano player. He has a total unique style - almost never looks up -positions his arms as if he were standing up- appears to enjoy the music more than the audience. I learned a lot from this video. My grandpa played Chopin for hours o...

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