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Pavarotti has got an AMAZING voice, and Eric Clapton is also fine singer in his own right, but their voices just don't blend well, IMO, which is a real shame. I think that fact is the reason they don't sing much harmony in this song, which again is a real shame, IMO.

So, Joplin had JoMoCon today, and one of the featured attractions was the Three Trails Taiko Group from Kansas City. Wow! Watching it on youtube is one thing (here's a video from a performance they did in March: ) But being there in person and FEELING the power of the drums is just so much...

Stanley Clarke: Bass Folk Song

Major Holley Quintet: Laughing in Rhythm

John Clayton and Thomas Pol: Blue Monk

Some stuff I stumbled across: John Clayton: Walking Base

Ok, the bit with the forklift was funny.

Oh, yeah, it got well past the point of being worth the effort YEARS ago. But that doesn't mean I won't put it back up eventually. Probably Possibly... Maybe???

Actually, AOA still exists on our drives, it's just that it requires PHP 5.6 to run, and I haven't felt like putting in the effort to either convert it to something more modern, or build a docker container to throw it into. I've kept the files because I have it in the back of my head that...

Analysis by Charles, which is really fascinating to me:

Portal 2: Want you Gone

Portal: Still Alive

Here's a YouTuber I've been watching lately, doing a musical analysis of Kaval Sviri. I quite like Charles, but I realize this isn't necessarily for everyone:

Another something: Ой мори кавале (Oj, Mori, Kavale).

Just something I happened to stumble upon: Kaval Sviri:

Kaitain! Good to hear from you, my friend!

It says "Playback on other websites has been disabled by the video owner". Below that is a link to "Watch on YouTube". Here's a link to the same song under another account, and it is viewable:

From Humanity Chapter IV Thomas Bergersen: Made of Earth This one has some very interesting things going on in it musically at around the 2:30 mark, as it goes through a key change progression to step down from C Major to D Minor (I think).

Sue and I just went to an Alabama concert, so it seems only natural to include something here. Alabama - High Cotton:

Daniel, I can't see this one.