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That's right. Get out of that chair and get down with your funky self tonight.

The daddy of songs?








This is going to be a great week. I can sense it....

Can't keep listening to her and the song!

Excellent Sax, Guitar & Piano (in order of solo appearances);

This is from Houston Person's album titled 'All Soul'

Musicians;

Houston Person – tenor saxophone.
Eddie Allen – trumpet.
Stan Hope – piano.
Randy Johnston – guitar.
Per-Ola Gadd – bass.
Chip White – drums.



And as a bonus here is Randy Johnston cookin' live on guitar
with 'Secret Love' along with his trio in an intimate setting (Small's in New York City);

Randy Johnston - guitar
Pat Bianchi - organ
Fukushi Tainaka - drums

The passing of Guitarist Jeff Beck took us by surprise, yet others who lived a life of drugs and alcohol are still with us. Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters slipped away at the age of 50. Certainly the Rolling Stone guitarist Keith Richards at 79 looks like he's been embalmed years ago. Ozzy Osbourne had a few health issues... keep an eye on him.
Last week I was watching a few videos of The Traveling Wilburys, Harrison is gone, Roy Orbison is gone, Tom Petty is gone, Jeff Lynne is pretty healthy, but Bob Dylan at 81 years old could go at any moment.
David Crosby who wasted years of his life addicted to drugs, passed away in January at the age of 81.

I still think of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake... Carl Palmer is still alive and well.

Only their music lives forever...

The Guzheng is a multi-stringed instrument from China that dates back more than a thousand years. Moyun is a young woman who plays pop songs on the Guzheng and posts videos on Youtube and the Chinese equivalent site Bilibili.

Guzhengs come in several sizes, vary in the number of strings and depending on the sound desired can be metal or nylon strings. Plucked with finger picks similar to a Western Zither, the Guzheng has a series of bridges dividing the strings with high notes on a short side and low notes on a long side. This allows for more resonance in the sound and gives the player a full range of high and low notes. Typical of the style, pressing one string on the long side gives a vibrato or pitch bend sound typical of Chinese music.



Here is a short introduction of Moyun and her Guzheng:

A beautiful Ghazal that depicts the reality of life.

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