What a segue! Brilliant Bill. It Ain't Necessarily So, clearly an influence. Never realized it before.

Great transition from Miles Davis!

The number one most useless and annoying comment on these forums is always along the lines of, "I've heard this so many times I'm of the opinion that it now sucks."

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I've been wanting to say that for quite some time now. Thank you for letting me get it off my chest. Now back to your regularly scheduled program.

The number one most useless and annoying comment on these forums is always along the lines of, "I've heard this so many times I'm of the opinion that it now sucks."

This is what "mainstream" radio has done to you. It has soured the ears of the popular radio listener to the point where anything classic, even if it's brilliant, is derided due to overplay.

This song is, was, and always will be a 10. No matter how much it's played, as are so many other songs that listeners here detest for having heard too often.

It's not the fault of the song that you heard it too often and now are tired of it. And I for one am seriously sick of hearing about how sick you all are of songs for which you couldn't be bothered to turn the radio off/down after you've heard it played to your heart's content.

Deal with it and move on. RP plays these songs because for one thing, it adds to the pleasure of hearing new and aurally challenging ones when the "classic" and time-tested ones are thrown into the mix.

I've been wanting to say that for quite some time now. Thank you for letting me get it off my chest. Now back to your regularly scheduled program.

fantastic segue!

Nice and seamless.

Segue out of Miles's "It Ain't Necessarily So" of course!

Just the same, if I never heard Moondance ever again, I doubt I'd miss it.

almost perfect....just about one of his best.

Love Van, but I just saw him live a couple nights ago and was very disappointed. Van seemed completely uninspired and disinterested, despite a full house and pricey tickets ($150).
Not a word or even a gesture of acknowledgement to the audience all night (“all night” being a paltry 90 minutes; 7:30 sharp to 9pm sharp). He was clearly just going through the motions and counting the minutes til he could get back to his hotel room and be grumpy all by himself. Not sure what his problem was, but he definitely wasn’t there to have a good time. Too bad. Wish I’d stayed home.

I hate it when he does that. I would never want to see him live in concert because he completely changes the songs into something unknown and not very pleasant....

Godlike.
This happened to be playing in the background as our one and only daughter was born. Cool doctor, cool music, and thus a cool kid.

C.

Please remember that some of us don't lister to "the Other Radio". None of the stations in my area are worth a damn.