good stuff joe..thanks for sharing... merle Groupies,
Interlude, dunno. It may take the foreground. It depends on you, and maybe time-of-day, in the diurnal cycle, biological clock we all wind-up periodically, and wind-down. I like the playing. Anybody who likes guitar-sounds, nylon, steel, electric, may like these sounds. I like the instrumental bits, as is typical of me. ;-) Neil's singing is instrumental, too. Something of a "Southern" sound; and some *menacing* bits. Stills is a Texan, and he brings in the South. Neil Young is Canadian, but spends a lot of times in USA. ;-) All brilliant. I like the section that beings at 01:54... strings! And then about 2/3 of the way in. But it is all savory, and sugar. Mostly, Stephen Stills' playing is what knocks me out. It's "still" so, after 40 years. What I love, too, are the lapses in intensity, to silence almost, and then the surges. Compassion, such as the Punks to follow a decade later do not understand: the ears and sensibilities need a break, and a way in, when the music starts again. It helps to hear; and nuances become big. It's intelligent. When there..., why not hear "Ohio", too, afterwards (Stills wails, again). Similarly HARD. Fifth thumbnail image on the right hand side. First things first: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoA5cqDSasM Don't blame ME: I'm just the Violoncello player. And 3 kinds of guitar, and bass. --Joe PS If I've steered you wrong before, here, then, again is Jimi, with "Joe", in Germany: dead at age 27... still hard to accept: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmP8EoQ2XwU --- In [email protected], Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote: > > musical interlude..enjoy...merle
