[Pauly Wauly]

Run Through The Jungle

[Artemis]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Here is a well known song by Gerry Rafferty:

Baker Street

I know the "City To City" album by heart. We had the vinyl at home when it was released in 1978.

[Artemis]

Many moons ago, I saw Suzanne Vega performing in Brussels. Acoustic set: just herself and a guitarist. She explained her song "Caramel". She had already written the song, gave it a bossa nova vibe and used it for some movie soundtrack (slightly adapting it to the scene it would be used for). It's about longing for something and wishing for something you know you really shouldn't have. Caramel is the metaphor for the thing you long for, but you shouldn't really touch.

She'll be back in Brussels this October.

[T0RM3NT]

Pearl Jam - Garden

[Artemis]

OK Esteban and M5Rick, this London woman is a breath of fresh air in the nowadays music industry. Smoky voice. Raw and straight-up. No sugar coated lyrics.

She currently went viral with her "Messy" song of 2024 (a song about a toxic boyfriend).

But check out this more rock-oriented song. What do you think ? If the music industry doesn't mess her up, she'll have a bright future.

Lola Young - "Wish You Were Dead":

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by Artemis

OK Esteban and M5Rick, this London woman is a breath of fresh air in the nowadays music industry. Smoky voice. Raw and straight-up. No sugar coated lyrics.

She currently went viral with her "Messy" song of 2024 (a song about a toxic boyfriend).

But check out this more rock-oriented song. What do you think ? If the music industry doesn't mess her up, she'll have a bright future.

Lola Young - "Wish You Were Dead":

Sounds good to me. She may have a bright future.

Was reading about her:

"Young has spoken openly about her diagnosis with schizoaffective disorder at age 17. She has faced having recurring vocal cord cysts which has caused issues with her singing, resulting in having to cancel shows. She also has had mental health issues throughout her life."

Hope this doesn't shorten or end her career, or worse.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lola_Y...0age%20of%2011.

[Artemis]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Sounds good to me. She may have a bright future.

Was reading about her:

"Young has spoken openly about her diagnosis with schizoaffective disorder at age 17. She has faced having recurring vocal cord cysts which has caused issues with her singing, resulting in having to cancel shows. She also has had mental health issues throughout her life."

Hope this doesn't shorten or end her career, or worse.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lola_Y...0age%20of%2011.

Last month, she cancelled last minute her sold out concert in Brussels (Botanique concert hall). The audience waiting for the concert to begin, was asked to leave because she didn't feel OK to perform. She also cancelled her Hamburg concert the next day. Both concerts are postponed to June. High demand - very busy schedule. But she's right to cancel if she doesn't feel well.

[Lady Jane]

The story and song might just bring a tear to your eyes.

[Esteban]

Live - Lightning Crashes

[T0RM3NT]

Head East - Never Been Any Reason

[T0RM3NT]

Rick Derringer - Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Artemis

OK Esteban and M5Rick, this London woman is a breath of fresh air in the nowadays music industry. Smoky voice. Raw and straight-up. No sugar coated lyrics.

She currently went viral with her "Messy" song of 2024 (a song about a toxic boyfriend).

But check out this more rock-oriented song. What do you think ? If the music industry doesn't mess her up, she'll have a bright future.

Lola Young - "Wish You Were Dead":

All I can say is I hope she pulls through dealing with the personal problems she has that Esteban mentioned, I liked the washateria vid.

[Llarry]

Elmore James - Dust My Broom

[Buug959]

This woman has an incredible voice!

[Buug959]

Now on to this oldie but goodie.

[Esteban]

Janis Joplin - Maybe

[Llarry]

John Lee Hooker - Whiskey and Wimmen (1960)

[Esteban]

Metallica - The Unforgiven

[Artemis]

A dream for many women: a gifted artist composing and singing a beautiful love song for you, about the shared (though turbulent) love relationship, including some swell Fender Rhodes sounds.

Paul Simon wrote "Hearts and Bones" for Carrie Fisher (aka Princess Leia - Star Wars).
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/song-pa...carrie-fisher/

"The arc of a love affair | His hands rolling down her hair | Love like lightning shaking till it moans | Hearts and bones"

Paul Simon - "Hearts and Bones" (1983):

[Esteban]

Rainbow - Since You Been Gone