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My music playlist for today (July 4, 2012 edition)
I can pinpoint the first truly American progressive rock band that I became a fan of, and the moment that I became a fan. It was the first time I heard the song “Point of Know Return” by Kansas on … Continue reading
My music playlist for today (June 27, 2012 edition)
It doesn’t matter whether Bill Bruford is playing more classic jazz, jazz-fusion, or progressive rock. Technically, he’s among the greats. His ability to play complex time signatures and change them … well, without missing a beat … is something to … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Progressive rock
Tagged ABWH, Bill Bruford, Earthworks, Genesis, Jazz, Jon Anderson, King Crimson, Phil Collins, Progressive rock, Rick Wakeman, Steve Howe, Yes
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My music playlist for today (June 26, 2012 edition)
Bill Bruford is admired as much for his drumming in straight jazz music as he is for his progressive rock drumming. It goes without saying, then, that with that mix his jazz-fusion drumming comes … naturally. When Bruford would switch … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz-fusion, Music
Tagged Bass, Bass guitar, Bill Bruford, Bruford, Drums, Earthworks, Electric bass, Guitar, Jazz, Jazz fusion, Music, Progressive rock
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My music playlist for today (June 24, 2012 edition)
Get ready for some playlists this week containing a bunch of Bill Bruford. There’s still a ton of classic jazz from way back when that I could get to, but maybe it’s time to give some recognition to some of … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz, Music
Tagged Arts, Bill Bruford, Drums, Earthworks, Jazz, Jazz fusion, King Crimson, Music, Progressive rock, Rock music
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My music playlist for today (June 20, 2012 edition)
This is a big weekend for a lot of progressive rock fans. Starting Friday and running through Sunday, prog rock fans from the U.S. and beyond will be traveling to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, for the Northeast Art Rock Festival — also … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Progressive rock
Tagged Arts, Bethlehem, Music, Pennsylvania, Progressive rock, Renaissance, Sunday, UK, Van Der Graaf Generator, Zoellner Arts Center
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My music playlist for today (June 13, 2012 edition)
As I’ve been thinking of female singers to spotlight during my “ladies’ week” playlists, one thing that I’ve been looking for is versatility. Could each singer step outside of their genre and make their mark in another? Ella Fitzgerald … … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Progressive rock
Tagged Annie Haslam, Carrie Underwood, Ella Fitzgerald, Gayle Moran, Music, Octaves, Opera, Progressive rock, Renaissance, Singing
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My music playlist for today (May 30, 2012 edition)
Please don’t expect me to pick one song off of each and every King Crimson album today. For one thing, there just might actually be too many albums to go through to pick even just one song from each of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Progressive rock
Tagged King Crimson, Progressive rock, Robert Fripp, Thrakattak
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My music playlist for today (May 23, 2012 edition)
Speaking of bands I’ve kind of given a short attention span to here, and shouldn’t … Today, I’m going to the very first (outside of Kansas, the band) progressive rock group that turned me on to the entire genre, the … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Progressive rock
Tagged Eddie Jobson, Idaho State University, Jethro Tull, John Wetton, Kansas, King Crimson, Music, Night After Night, Progressive rock, Rock, Roxy Music, Terry Bozzio
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My music playlist for today (May 16, 2012 edition)
Progressive rock was meant to take rock music to a “higher level,” to make it more “artsy,” right? It was an attempt to bring rock music closer to the feel of classical music. There were few, if any, progressive rock … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Progressive rock
Tagged Atomic Rooster, Carl Palmer, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Greg Lake, Keith Emerson, King Crimson, Progressive rock
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