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@Kusojiji: As it happens I saw Pablo Cruise live in concert just after that same original LP was released. Fourth row, sitting in front of a speaker stack twelve feet high....
THE MOST SPECTACULAR track on that original LP, and even the one track least heard, but most often requested is: Ocean Breeze. It was the last track on the front side of that LP.
Ocean Breeze is something like 10-12 minutes long, and, more than any other song PBCR ever laid down later on...shows the classical piano chops that band could put out. It's hard to imagine ANY band matching their own talent they showed right out of the box in that first LP.
Ocean Breeze is something like 10-12 minutes long, and, more than any other song PBCR ever laid down later on...shows the classical piano chops that band could put out. It's hard to imagine ANY band matching their own talent they showed right out of the box in that first LP.
Yeah, I know! I love this song! The piano presence is awesome. I really like strong piano presence in all kinds of music. OK, I'm going to have to play it again. I have the vinyl LP and ripped it to digital a while ago.
Alexa is playing 1950s music. I grew up listening to the music thanks to my family having the radio on and my cousin, Margaret playing Radio Luxembourg. Happy Times.
Just finished about an hour of Whitney and now to just 2 of Willie before break at the bench where the 1st aid kit joined the bench. Not sure who will be next on the Ipod
The next 45 minutes of music will be classical. I will listen to almost anything. Most of my immediate staff when I was still working made me shut my office door when I played this
