What Song Are You Listening To Now?

[IWT]

Classic FM is on all day here. My wife listens to it all the time - even when she nods off or is in another part of the house

I'm not allowed to touch the controls

Ian

 

[TimSteve]

I don't contribute much to this particular Forum. I'm rather scared that my choices may seem.........odd.

But I've just listened to this for the umpteenth time:

Andrea Chenier, Act 4: Vicino a te s'acqueta

Ian

You have an excellent selection I thoroughly enjoy this duet.

 

[TimSteve]

Classic FM is on all day here. My wife listens to it all the time - even when she nods off or is in another part of the house

I'm not allowed to touch the controls

Ian

Haha, it sounds like you have a classic situation on your hands! I can understand why you might feel hesitant to touch the controls. Sometimes it's just easier to let our wives have their way when it comes to certain things, like choosing the radio station. But hey, at least you can appreciate the fact that Classic FM is playing beautiful music all day long. Perhaps you can find some common ground and enjoy the music together. After all, there's nothing wrong with a little compromise, right?

 

[Alan_B]

Being of a certain age I usually listen to lots of golden oldies on Boom Radio UK.

Boom Radio

Music for baby boomers!

www.boomradiouk.com

 

[MacInWin]

Classic FM is on all day here. My wife listens to it all the time - even when she nods off or is in another part of the house

I'm not allowed to touch the controls

Ian

Heh! I'm the one who has ClassicFM streaming all the time through the app on my iPhone. When I go anywhere in the car, it connects by Bluetooth to the car's audio system. I found ClassicFM on one visit to UK quite a while ago, got the app, now have been a listener for maybe 10 years or so?

She puts up with it. Finds it not objectionable, but she doesn't listen to it as much as I do.

Currently planning Finzi, Romance in Eb Major, Opus 1.

 

[TimSteve]

Libianca - People (Lyrics) ft. Becky G

 

[FanolaHa]

Deftones - Beauty School

 

[IWT]

@FanolaHa

I don't think we've had the pleasure of welcoming you to our Forums. I can do that now.

We have an "Introduce Yourself" forum where you are invited to tell us about yourself and can be found here:

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Take a second and say hi so we can welcome you to the Mac-Forums community!

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You may wish to post there, perhaps

Ian

 

[Simon.RL]

Please... only one song per day. Thanks.

Somewhere Over The Rainbow

 

[exncite]

Please... only one song per day. Thanks.

Fantasy by E,W&F

 

[Slydude]

WWOZ New Orleans is doing a sort of Mini JazzFesting in Place with some content from previous editions of JazzFest. I think it's part of their pledge drive but you don't have to contribute to listen to the stream. WWOZ New Orleans 90.7 FM : New Orleans' Jazz & Heritage Station : Dedicated to Bringing New Orleans Music to the Universe

You can find the full line of performances at Download cubes-festing-2023-10-3.pdf

 

[Porcuros]

Always only listened to Drake

 

[MacLover2011]

I'm not listening to anything right now, but I'm seriously thinking of getting rid of Amazon Music.

 

[rps]

I’ve been curating songs for a Country music site in the U.K., lately I have been researching songs of the 1920s. During my research I found a 20s arrangement of “Walk Right in” by Gus Canon and The Jug Band Stompers….not the 12 string arrangement we all know by The Roof Top Singers….who knew…

 

[Slydude]

Wow. I didn't know that there was a version of that song that went that far back.

Now you've got me questioning my credentials as a country music fan. This coming from a guy who grew up hearing artists like Johnny Cash, Hank Williams (Sr. and Jr.), and Roy Acuff among many others.

 

[rps]

Wow. I didn't know that there was a version of that song that went that far back.

Now you've got me questioning my credentials as a country music fan. This coming from a guy who grew up hearing artists like Johnny Cash, Hank Williams (Sr. and Jr.), and Roy Acuff among many others.

Yup, it’s sung in a rag time with very similar lyrics to the 1960s version. Many of the Country songs of the 20s are in what I call the “camp fire” class…known by everybody...and they were covered by ol’ Johnny as well…. The Prisoner Song, I’m In The Jailhouse Now.on and on. For real fun check out Rodgers’ Everybody Does It In Hawaii…..

 

[Rod]

Chas, if you're reading this, I hope you're proud of the fact that 10 years on this thread continues engage our members.
Me, I'm currently listening to "Go your own way" by Fleetwood Mac over the speakers at the Adelaide Cricket Ground during the ODI (One Day International) between Australia and the West Indies. That's 20/20 limited over cricket for those of you unfamiliar with the game.

 

[JesseMorrison]

I decided to get back to my teenage period and started to listen to 50 cent, 2Pac and Notorious BIG all over again, it's just a good reminder of the old days.

 

[Bill Gates Jr.]

Old Days?" In my teenage years we had Presley, Sam Cooke, The Drifters and Ben E King!

 

[rps]

Wow. I didn't know that there was a version of that song that went that far back.

Now you've got me questioning my credentials as a country music fan. This coming from a guy who grew up hearing artists like Johnny Cash, Hank Williams (Sr. and Jr.), and Roy Acuff among many others.

Skydude, I would be interested in your thoughts on Country music…if you are interested you can check out the site Three Chord Country Ukulele on FB.