During his peak years, I was never a big Sting fan. However, this accidental find is making me amend my opinion — such an effective blend with the orchestra.

Someone described Ryan Bingham as “the best country artist no one knows.”

This is a tribute video of Jimmy Buffet, depicting his trademark positive vibes — a nice start to a year that is, sadly, sure to be a shitshow (for a number of all-too-obvious reasons).

Well this is something. If I understand correctly, recent technology has enabled audio engineers to extract John Lennon’s vocal track from one of his old, crude demo tapes. With some video magic and Paul and Ringo’s recent vocal tracks, they have mixed together a brand new Beatles release. Some are dubbing it the last Beatles song.

Happy Thanksgiving!

I’m not sure how I could have missed it, but I heard this 1992 Lyle Lovett song for the first time, last evening.

IMHO, his performance style and raspy voice turn this simple composition into colorful, soulful musical art.

This is a trailer of an excellent “mountain” documentary (and the crazy-people-who-climb-them-and-jump-off-of-them documentary), aptly named Mountain.

Beautiful filming!

As far as I know, if is only available on YouTube. And to see it in “HD” high resolution, it is apparently necessary to watch it on a TV via Roku, AppleTV, etc. For some reason, YouTube seems to cap the resolution at 480p on computer browsers. But why watch such spectacular filming on a computer screen anyway, right?

Here is the actual documentary link: https://youtu.be/E0Y-iMNmpAA

I found it on Roku YouTube by searching the words “mountain” and “dafoe” (the search word “mountain” alone is too ubiquitous). Actor William Dafoe is the narrator.