Pickled Egg Jukebox-Your Selections

[mickthemaverick]

Following up on my musical journey this was the piece that enticed me into guitar. I first came across it as the theme to the TV series Tales of the Riverbank and I just had to learn to play it. I did succeed in that and can still play the first few bars until my fingers tie themselves up in knots!!

[myglaren]

This is a bit different.
Alma asks audience members to randomly pick a few notes out of a hat then takes a minute to think about it and produces a complete piano piece.
She is well recognised as an extraordinary talent and has compose symphonies and an opera previously but this is an eye opener.
Only 19 still.

[myglaren]

[myglaren]

Missed this for the swans thingy

[myglaren]

[myglaren]

[mickthemaverick]

Youtube suggested this to me when I was looking through musicals and, following his previous track I posted a couple of months ago, I thought this was a varied follow up worthy of an outing. The video quality is not good but it's here for the sounds!!

[Paul-R]

RIP Steve Harley



Saw him at the Empire theatre in Liverpool in the 70s. A great gig. And then a long gap until about ten years ago when I caught up with his tour in Runcorn. A great shame.

[myglaren]

Not a fan of musicals but like "Bring Him Home" from Les Mis.
This is not so much interesting for the song but the singers. All Swedish medics and calling themselves A Scalpella. Amused me anyway.

[mickthemaverick]

[mickthemaverick]

[myglaren]

Have just introduced my 19 year old grandson to this album, that I bought when I was 19.
He and my daughter like Jeff Wayne's "War Of The Worlds" that of course includes "Forever Autumn" (Jim) sung by Moody Blues singer Justin Hayward.

[myglaren]

[mickthemaverick]

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