Flute and djembe drum.
 

Praetorius Dances, Bertil Farnlouf Baroque Ensemble conducted by Lena Hellstrom

The weekend is here.
 

The lyrics will sustain me as I hope they will her.

Carolina Chocolate Drops and The Luminescent Orchestrii
 

Dig it!

Roy Ayers
 

** I've been listening to quite a bit of
Roy Ayer's music lately when I'm studying **

Paquito D'Rivera - Live at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola
 

for Japan and its people

Greco

the smithereens
 

That badonka donk is like a trunk full of bass on an old school Chevy
 

Transported by magic this morning:flyaway:

Once upon a time, in the days before the net, a most handsome Butch musician courted me with music. We had known each other for several years. When we first met, the attraction between us was immediate, intense, and powerful. 7 years later we we were single at the same time. In my mailbox one day I found a tape cassette with many songs chosen for my listening.

This song by Joni Mitchell, particularly moved me:




I responded by making a tape that I sent back. On it was this song by kd Lang:




"Some people come into our lives, Leave footprints in our hearts, And we are never ever the same." ~ source unknown

Dance Time
 

So, now, enough with the nostalgia. Time to jump up and dance. Today. I'm starting with this tune, by my fave figure skater. He wrote it as a reflection of the relationship he's had with the media over the years. The person who does RuPaul's music, did the music for Johnny.



:blueheels: JohnnyGWeir