Covered this beautiful fun Song in the E.Q studios with John Hamilton.

More Covers to Come! 

Comment Below Songs You want me to sing.

You know i'm no good

Fourth track of a set of short piano pieces. To my dear Damga.
"Ses cuisses de héros
Ont l’ondoyance voluptueuse des vagues;
Et le geste de son bras victorieux qui porte
Le thyrse saint
Montre la toison fauve de son aisselle"
Marie Krysinska

Caresse Musicale

Warm Piano Pieces IV - Caresse Musicale

Fifth track of a set of short piano pieces.
"Beauté, dans ce vallon étends-toi blanche et nue
Et que ta chevelure alentour répandue
S’allonge sur la mousse en onduleux rameaux ;
Cécile Sauvage

Cadenza

Warm Piano Pieces V - Cadenza

WEEKEND

Hot Noise

Misk Music - Hot Noise

It's cool... they do Robot stuff like drink n smoke cigars n shoot tommy guns...

My Robot Joined A Gang

MK Beep (My Robot Changed The Battery Instrumental)

Another Edition of New Rave at Operator Radio. Two hours of New Beat, Rave & Oldschool Techno. Enjoy X

New Rave #3 w/ KI/KI on Operator

12-3-2020 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this version of the program by simplifying the difference between a good team and a bad team, a good coach and a bad coach, a great star player and a very good star player. It is whether their team wins or loses- whether their team scores in some cases one more run, one more point, or one more goal than their opponent. Seems cavalier to say that, maybe even patronizing, but we tend to judge coaches (managers) and star players by their ability to win. Most of the time, they have less to do with the winning or losing. John cited the careers of Andy Reid, Doug Pederson, Casey Stengel, Bruce Bochy, Joe Torre, Mike Brown, LeBron  James, and others to prove that the best do not win all the time. But most importantly, John shows that the win or the loss is the determining factor for how good a team is, not how good the coach/ manager or star player is. John spends a little time talking about baseball and its non- tender deadline and why fans/ media need to just allow each MLB team to determine whether their players are warranted a contract for the next season. John compares the great careers of Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle and declares Mickey would win in a poll because there are less people responding to the poll that saw Joe D play. John chooses Mickey, but by the slightest of margins and explains why. Finally, why is Drazen Petrovic in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and not Reggie Lewis?

Passed Ball Show #522 (12/3/2020)

Meet Mark Landry.  (I appologize for having changed the Title, his name.)

Mark now knows that some of his music is on Soundcloud, and I'm trying to help him out a little about access to all that stuff.  He's a swell guy.  I was supposed to meet him yesterday (2021/08/21) to record some more, but I had a previous engagement.  When I went to our aborted recording session yesterday he wasn't there.  I had to go.  We'll do some more in the near future.  He can now call me to let me know when he's about to go to play, so that I can get my recording gear and show up.

Hugs & Kisses

[OLD]
This is the sound of a man I have crossed many times in the past few years, playing the violin and signing, on the sidewalk somewhere in Hochelaga, a neighbourhood of Montreal.  This time I had my machine with me, so I asked him if I could record some more of what he was playing and he agreed.  We convened to meet him again the next day, but he didn't show.  He seemed genuinely enthusiastic about the prospect of having his songs on the Internet, and he seemed coherent enough to me.  I will run into him again, in the spring at the latest, and get all the info he wishes to share.  Bob is an American expatriate.

Passed Ball Show #522 (12/3/2020)

johnpielli

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