Musicians

I thought the slide looked odd...I think maybe you're right, - Charlie Barone

Ry Cooder is a way back favourite of mine. Thanks for reminding me of this one. .... Mr. Earl - Phil Harrison

Classic Dylan tune. Classic Byrds performance. - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

From the pen of Country Al Ross - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

A real life New York girl with a real life story of salvation. - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

Meaghan Farrell IS New York City! - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

With just a little dynamite! - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

A beautiful tribute. - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

Thanks to Rob Michaels of the Atmos Trio - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

If you can take it. - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

Buddy's best song, in my opinion. - joe cromwell

inspiring! - plumbnyc

The hook brings you back...and back...and back - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

Great harmonica on this video. - joe cromwell

Come on Joe, don't tell me it was the harmonica that you were most interested in! - Charlie Barone

Remember this? - Charlie Barone from Bookmarklet

Doesn't require one, no. If you own Reason 4, you can pick up Propellerheads Record for $150. - teleken from BuddyFeed

BTW whole album is free to download on Jamendo if you like it, http://www.jamendo.com/en... - ThenWang

soft, hypnotic, and sad...it wasn't what I expected, and that made me listen... - Charlie Barone

i like this kind of melody,great job! thx - kathy Wang

The Hatch Shell is a bowl-style outdoor stage located on the south bank of the Charles River. The park on the Boston side of the Charles is known as the Esplanade, or officially the Charles River Reservation. Free concerts in the summer - schedule http://celebrateboston.com/hatch-s... - Mitchell Tsai from Bookmarklet

Let's just say that Benjamin Britten's Violin Concerto is not the best-known on the planet. When I polled our die-hard violin lovers here on Violinist.com, 60 percent of our responders had never heard the Britten, and of the 40 percent who had, most had heard a recording. Only a handful – 5 percent – had heard the piece played live. - Mitchell Tsai from Bookmarklet

Britten's Violin Concerto is no romp through a sunny field of daisies, but it's also not a wasteland of puzzling sound. It is certainly tonal, maybe like a sad and moody Korngold concerto, with touches of Shostakovich-like elegy. Of course the piece can't be considered derivative of either of those concerti; the Britten was written in 1939; the Korngold in 1945; the Shostakovich in... more... - Mitchell Tsai

thanks sally, for the link and the reminder! - Charlie Barone

"We have seen an electronic instrument renaissance with the introduction of the iPhone. Apps like DopplerPad, RjDj, Beatmaker and the new synth Argon have shown the potential of a multi-touch device in a live performance setting. The only thing keeping professional musicians from diving all over these devices for music performance and production has been their size. The iPad changes everything." - Thierry R. Andriamirado from Bookmarklet

not being able to multitask is a severe limit on its usefulness. - Joe The Sausage

your post is in itself highly non tech....if you want to talk music tech, then talk on...I for one will be all ears... - Charlie Barone