Radio Paradise (mobile)

Jazbo Jun 04, 2013 - 07:13	Love Nat King Coles' rendition...... [ Reply ]
helgigermany Jun 04, 2013 - 07:13	This song-boring! [ Reply ]
thatslongformud May 03, 2013 - 11:40	Fools in love, well are there any other kind of lovers? [ Reply ]
CrackerjaxATX Jan 29, 2013 - 13:49	beautiful (smoke-induced?) smile... On_The_Beach wrote: Miles was very image-conscious from the beginning, and he did not like to be photographed smiling. He didn't like the "happy-go-lucky" image portrayed by Louis Armstrong and others, which he felt catered to the safe post-minstrel image of blacks that white society felt comfortable with ("Song of the South" anyone?). Of course when one is almost never seen smiling, it's such a pleasant change to see them when they are. That's what's great about this photo; Miles actually let his guard down for a second and showed his warmer side. [ Reply ]
CrackerjaxATX Jan 29, 2013 - 13:47	AMEN JOHN!! (add milton & dorham for me and I'll be island VP ) coloradojohn wrote: If I had this, along with Kind of Blue, some 'Trane, Baker, a bit of Mingus, Dolphy and Blakey...I could do a desert-island lifetime or two...! [ Reply ]
CrackerjaxATX Jan 29, 2013 - 13:45	thank you thank you THANK YOU bill & bec. You have made my day. Follow up with some Nick Drake, I may have to leave work for the casino. [ Reply ]
kingart Jan 29, 2013 - 13:45	Taxi Driver-ish. Me likey. In the berries and bananas category of comparison, this has way more soul but just a fraction of Arcade Fire's noise. [ Reply ]
Sweet_Virginia Jan 29, 2013 - 13:43	I always feel there is something magical- or even a little disturbing about this piece of music. Like its from another dimension. [ Reply ]
Toke Dec 29, 2012 - 05:33	rdo wrote: Speaking as a charter member of the Jazz Haters Club, I am well aware of what you claim, it is an undisputed fact. I'd venture this applies for many, perhaps most, professional writers as well. Does that mean I must eat your spinach and like it? No sir, it don't. It all depends on how its cooked and presented ...spinach comes in all shapes and forms as in 'Esccofiers Culinary Bible.' :-) [ Reply ]
4merdj Nov 27, 2012 - 20:34	Like a slow and delicious slippery slope ... [ Reply ]
coloradojohn Nov 27, 2012 - 20:33	If I had this, along with Kind of Blue, some 'Trane, Baker, a bit of Mingus, Dolphy and Blakey...I could do a desert-island lifetime or two...! [ Reply ]
oldsaxon Oct 27, 2012 - 12:03	I like the work Miles did. If you don't, there's a PSD button and a whole world of other stations to listen to. [ Reply ]
k1j2cat Oct 27, 2012 - 12:01	An incredibly beautiful piece of music. Draws me to the speakers from whatever room I'm in... [ Reply ]
TerryS Sep 10, 2012 - 18:23	On_The_Beach wrote: Miles was very image-conscious from the beginning, and he did not like to be photographed smiling. He didn't like the "happy-go-lucky" image portrayed by Louis Armstrong and others, which he felt catered to the safe post-minstrel image of blacks that white society felt comfortable with ("Song of the South" anyone?). Of course when one is almost never seen smiling, it's such a pleasant change to see them when they are. That's what's great about this photo; Miles actually let his guard down for a second and showed his warmer side. In his later years, Miles should his back side to the audience. [ Reply ]
rdo Aug 10, 2012 - 06:50	Toke wrote: Ummmm such negative comments I'm reading here... Can I just draw your attention to a significant observation and I'm sure I will be backed up on this and that is that 99% of Classical musicians worldwide choose Modern Jazz as their second Genre of music and to take a break from playing classical they play jazz for fun as its so interlocked with the great composers.. But that could well be a highbrow statement. Speaking as a charter member of the Jazz Haters Club, I am well aware of what you claim, it is an undisputed fact. I'd venture this applies for many, perhaps most, professional writers as well. Does that mean I must eat your spinach and like it? No sir, it don't. [ Reply ]
On_The_Beach Jul 09, 2012 - 20:39	Carl wrote: I think this may be one of the best photos of Miles I ever saw (taken by Tom Palumbo ) Miles was very image-conscious from the beginning, and he did not like to be photographed smiling. He didn't like the "happy-go-lucky" image portrayed by Louis Armstrong and others, which he felt catered to the safe post-minstrel image of blacks that white society felt comfortable with ("Song of the South" anyone?). Of course when one is almost never seen smiling, it's such a pleasant change to see them when they are. That's what's great about this photo; Miles actually let his guard down for a second and showed his warmer side. [ Reply ]
bachbeet Jul 09, 2012 - 20:20	Miles seems to always do such cool songs. [ Reply ]
(former member) Jul 09, 2012 - 20:16	This is cool... [ Reply ]
slrminav Apr 05, 2012 - 15:33	This is exactly why every other radio station I listen to pales in comparison to Radio Paradise. You will just pop in some Nature Boy. LOVE. [ Reply ]
Blastcat900 Apr 05, 2012 - 15:22	Nothing better than Miles, ever.. and this song? wow... a 10 he is the best ever..... just the perfect musician [ Reply ]