Playing For Change Group. Interesting music. Just listened to a couple reggae songs introduced by a street musician guy from the Congo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playing_for_Change
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playing_for_Change
what are you listening to?
- Thread starter stuwee
- Start date
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2022
- Messages
- 5,563
- Tagline
- music...the healer of souls...
with external antenna...no doubt...
i think i will really use the tuner...
the forwarding company said i needed to repackage the tuner....at 189 dollars....or they would not be responsible for damage....i declined...and reminded them it made it to miami via ups without issue....
not first time i heard that one...i cant ever remember damage ... but they have lost 2 packages over the years ... one was a pl400...i was reimbursed....
we shall see...hope they dont bust it up....
i think i will really use the tuner...
the forwarding company said i needed to repackage the tuner....at 189 dollars....or they would not be responsible for damage....i declined...and reminded them it made it to miami via ups without issue....
not first time i heard that one...i cant ever remember damage ... but they have lost 2 packages over the years ... one was a pl400...i was reimbursed....
we shall see...hope they dont bust it up....
Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso "Io Sono Nato Libero" Japanese 1980 reissue of this italian prog masterpiece from 1973, played on ANT's phono preamp. 
this exact press (but I also have an italian one, though):
https://www.discogs.com/it/release/2671795-Banco-Del-Mutuo-Soccorso-Io-Sono-Nato-Libero
this exact press (but I also have an italian one, though):
https://www.discogs.com/it/release/2671795-Banco-Del-Mutuo-Soccorso-Io-Sono-Nato-Libero
A recording of Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade. It's one of a number of recordings I copied from DAT to Mobile Fidelity gold CDs years back for the Music Department. Vahktang Jordania, a Russian conductor who defected and became the Conductor/Artistic Director for the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra in the late 80s and early 90s, donated these recordings to the UTC Music Department in 2005, shortly before his death. After his time in Chattanooga, he went back to the Soviet Union as a guest conductor for the Russian Federal Orchestra, among many other conducting positions worldwide. All of these master recordings came from his performances with the RFO.
