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Royal Scots Dragoon Guard.
"Last of the Mohicans"

(i really wanted a weighty theme song going while I worked on my brakes......helps to emphasize the importance of the event):chuncky:
 
Brooks & Dunn for one! Good country music. :encouragement: Tired of the long hair music and won't listen to the crash bang screaming rock junk along with the "Talking" stuff some call music.:rolleyes2:
 
Funny, I thought I was weird. I was listening to a best of Benny Goodman down at the barn last week whilst cleaning and pitching stuff out. Makes me think of my Dad.
 
Flachauer Stubnmusi! (Flachau Austria Pub Music!)

 
hilsideser said:
Funny, I thought I was weird. I was listening to a best of Benny Goodman down at the barn last week whilst cleaning and pitching stuff out. Makes me think of my Dad.
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Not weird at all. Too true! Artie Shaw is another one to bring out some of those memories here.
 
Right now - The Best of The Grateful Dead, remastered in High Definition.

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Tomaso Giovanni Albioni - Adagio in G Minor. (Eduard Kaufmann: Lucerne Festival Strings)
 
This morning: Dianna Krall, Elvis Costello (her hubby by the way) and....Willie Nelson?

Yep, Listening to Willie Nelson's "Live and Kickin' " album with duets of Willie and many others.
 
Mannheim Steamroller!
 
Basil said:
This morning: Dianna Krall, Elvis Costello (her hubby by the way) and....Willie Nelson?

Yep, Listening to Willie Nelson's "Live and Kickin' " album with duets of Willie and many others.
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my daughter in Austin saw Willie in concert just a few weeks ago.
83(?) and still belting it out there.
 
Basil said:
They're great! Also, if you like MSR, have you ever heard Trans Siberian Orchestra?
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Yeah, they're pretty good, but Mannheim's preferred here.
 
Mannheim Steam Roller! And don't forget The Swingle Singers!

 
Just rediscovering my vinyl collection, ELP, Steve Hillage, a few obscure bands I bought 40 years ago, Haze, Solstice...
 
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