Suzanne Vega released a new album last week.
Suzanne Vega - Galway
Then there is this sad, haunting and chilling song 
Suzanne Vega - Last Train From Mariupol
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Sinead O’ Connor - I’m stretched on your grave
that performance is amazing emotional. that gives you (me) goosebumps
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another cute performance. or is it a great one? the voice is, for that age.
best music or not…it deserves attention. what do you thing about that.
Angelina Jordan (birth 01.01.2006) at Norways Got Talent 2014.
in one video of the casting, she says she is 7. may be that she was at the first casting with ‘Gloomy Sunday’.
this video description says that she is 8.
a last one for now. Ibeyi - River
live performance
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Yes, that is correct. Angelina Jordan was quite the sensation here in Norway when she appeared back then, seven years old. And she is still going strong, as you are probably aware of. Damn fine voice!
Angelina Jordan, with Toby Gad - Bad Valentine (acoustic version)
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Kaleo - Way Down We Go. Has been Sons Of Anarchy Soundtrack.
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girls who know how to handle the thing
Evlee, DragonForce - Fury Of The Storm
Junna, DragonForce - Through The Fire And Flames
for some reason this one does not work here. thats why ()
Kanade Sato
(you tube.com)/watch?v=CTsZ0Xj4upw
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Time to give a mention a fine musician who seems to be a little forgotten these days, namely the English keyboard player Ian McLagan (1945-2014). Today it is 80 years since he was born. He had his time in the spotlight with the Small Faces in the 1960’s and then in the Faces in the 70’s, together with Rod Stewart and Ron Wood.
After the Faces split up in 1975, Ian McLagan had a solo career, with records and touring. He also did a lot session work, and a as a member of touring bands. The list is long, among the artists he worked with is the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Joe Cocker, Chuck Berry and Bruce Springsteen, just to mention a few of the best known.
Ian McLagan was active all the way up to his death in 2014. Here’s a solid rocker from his debut album Troublemaker from 1979. To Ian McLagan’s memory 
Ian McLagan - Little Troublemaker
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We all know this masterpiece from Johnny Cash:
Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Three • “Folsom Prison Blues”
there is a wonderfull cover made of that song now by Cody Parks:
Cody Parks and The Dirty South - Thunder Cash '69
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DEPECHE MODE THE REMIX MEGAMIX BY STEFANO DJ STONEANGELS
because it reminds me of better times in my life.
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John Farnham - Let Me Out - Whispering Jack in Concert
John Farnham at times part of Little River Band.
One of his favorites to me next to:
John Farnham & Melbourne Symphony Orchestra - Your the voice
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speaking of Little River Band
Little River Band - It’s A Long Way There (Live 1981)
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DEF LEPPARD LETS GET ROCKED
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Let us celebrate the memory of the English guitarist and singer Danny Kirwan (1950-2018). He would have turned 75 today. When he was 18, he joined the original Fleetwood Mac. Along with Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer, he became their third guitarist. His first recording with the band was Albatross. As Peter Green said later: “Once we got Danny in, it was plain sailing. I would never have done Albatross if it wasn’t for Danny. I would never have had a number one hit record.”
Here’s Danny singing and playing some fine guitar together with Peter Green.
Fleetwood Mac - Like It This Way
Unfortunately all three guitarists in the early Fleetwood Mac were troubled souls. In 1970 Green was the first to leave the band. In 1971 it was Spencer’s turn. Danny Kirwan stayed in Fleetwood Mac in the beginning of the Bob Welch era. However, his fragile and unstable personaltity eventually became too much for the rest of the band and he was sacked in 1972. Mick Fleetwood later said: " I was loath to fire him because he played so well."
Here’s a song written and sung and by Danny, from after Christine McVie and Bob Welch joined the band.
Fleetwood Mac - Dragonfly
Of the three guitarists in early Fleetwood Mac, Danny Kirwan’s story is the saddest. Both Green and Spencer did somehow manage to pull themselves together. Danny Kirwan did not. After being sacked, he released a small handful of solo albums, before he disappeared from the music business for good in 1979. His mental health, along with alco-hol and drugs was getting the best of him.
During parts the 1980’s and 90’s Danny Kirwan endured periods of homelessness, sleeping in parks or hostels for the homeless. In 2000 he was settled in a care home for alcoholics, where he lived until his death in 2018. People who visited him during those years, reports that he was taken good care of and seemed to be doing pretty well, all things considered. It’s no happy ending to his story, but at least Danny Kirwan got a few years of a somewhat decent life before he passed away.
I will end this long rant with one of my favourite songs. I raise my glass to the memory of the man who wrote and sang the song below. To Danny Kirwan
Fleetwood Mac - Dust
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when i just remembered ‘Hoochie Coochie Man’ from Muddy Waters, i also remembered, that i have seen a special performance once.
Olivia sings I’m a woman (not really here voice singing)
and because i searched that, i found this one also
Rudy Sing’s Night & Day
she performed Respect in one episode. but i did not find.
but now back to topic
Muddy Waters - Hoochie Coochie Man
Ray Charles - Night & Day
ps: i like the rudy version more.
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[WALLIS BIRD - To My Bones [Official Video]]
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Scorpions - Is There Anybody There? (Visualizer)
Saw them live on their “love-drive-tour”
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Eric Clapton - I Shot the Sheriff - Hyde Park (Live)
To me one of the best guitarists ever.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can’t Stop - Live Earth, London - 07 [Remastered]
although the bassist sometimes performs and acts in interviews as if he is alittle bit nuts, good music. JMO
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Give it Away - Live at Slane castle
Red Hot Chili Peppers Carpool Karaoke
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Here’s one to the memory of the excellent American singer and songwriter Mickey Newbury (1940-2002), who was born 85 years ago today. Although he had some moderate success in his solo career, he is probably best known as a songwriter, writing songs that became hits for among others, Elvis Presley, Kenny Rogers and Tom Jones.
In 1968 four songs written by Mickey Newbury were in the top 5 of four different US charts the same week; number 5 in the pop/rock chart and number 1 in the Easy Listening, the R & B and the country charts. This is the only time this has happened. In addition, he inspired great songwriters such as Townes van Zandt, Guy Clark and John Prine.
Mickey Newbury’s best known song is probably An American Trilogy, a song that became a staple in the repertoire of Elvis Presley’s later career. To the memory of Mickey Newbury, here is his own version of the song
Mickey Newbury - An American Trilogy
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