How nice that RP is eclectic. Now make it stop.

A clear 9 (at least)!

nice escape

I have this done on the Pipe Organ.
This is almost as good.

I got it because of Bill playing Toccata, so i went looking for that and found it done with Fugue(the proper way, no?) and they had this as well by the same lovely looking lady.
edit:(I went looking for the link and can't find it. Google taunts me, and I seem to have forgotten to save the page)

Even on a foggy morning it works out very well.

prickelpit96 wrote:

goatshow wrote:

Even works pretty well on a sunny Wednesday morning in the fall.

Midnight Sunday, I'm smiling all over.

thanks! i really enjoyed this!

Great addtition to the playlist. A perfect hit for my Saturday morning coffee. Mmmmmm.

this is timeless and wonderful!
no need to worry about the lack of rock in this minutes on RP.
just a break between two 'normal' songs.

Reminds me of EL&P.

This is just classical music written in a manner that should sound a bit like jazz. Not jazz and certainly not rock, in most eclectic sense possible. 3 for the effort.

evermovingtarget wrote:

Yeah, so? nothing wrong with either one.

Saw this trio live in a great acoustic environment; they just sparkled. Albums (studio) didn't do them justice. I go for a live recording anytime as it really demonstrates the unproduced sound of a group/artist. JLT reintroduced many people to classical masters and rest is history.

My office is filled with divine joy!
Thanks to J.S. Bach and J. Loussier.

evermovingtarget wrote:

Then I'm way for the eccentric stuff!

For a station that claims to play eclectic rock, I would say this is more eccentric than eclectic...

guitar_man_101 wrote:

Now up the ante with Oscar Peterson.

horstman wrote: I think Snoopy would croak......

The only way I can listen to this any longer is if I stir some Wutang into it.....

Wow!My friend's dad had one of their 45s 40,yes 40 years ago(Air On A G String)Played to death as advert music in the UK.This is magic.

Contrary to everyone else's opinion I've heard too much of this kind of stuff today.

still blergy after all these years...

horstman wrote:
You've been eating those mushrooms that grow on Pigpen again, haven't you?

Sounds like Vince Guaraldi! (Love it.)

I can see Snoopy dancing on Shroeder's piano!

Sounds very much like Claude Bolling. Anyone liking this would also enjoy most (all) of Bolling's work. My personal favorite is the album Suite for Cello and Jazz Piano Trio (the cellist is Yo Yo Ma).

Wow. This is my first RP posting after being a paying listener for over a year. RP is on almost constantly here these days...

And again you made made my day. I had to cranked it up (also because the timing was not perfect. The carillon in the Berkeley campanile next to me is playing at the same time :-).

Just made my evening at the computer that much nicer. Thanks, Bill!

Steven_G wrote:

Yep..just repeated!