LHAsA

Another one morning alarm
Is ringing 
Making me run till I be around
When its raining 

I’m Moving, I’m cleaning
Boring watching the reels  then I’m killing myself on constructions 
After paying my bills I’m dealing with a cheap and synthetic productions

on my way straight to hell 
Fridays night on my mind
Weekends gone and again
I’m gonna sell all my time


Who said that I will  be sitting humble
I had enough no more mumble
There are so many ways that I could ever go
Looking for better life that is so beautiful /


Ch
I don’t need any job better hang it around just doing nothing
You can say that I’m dork on the way back to work while I’m drinking n laughing
I fed up of the noise and the musical choices of the ex co-torture mates 
never late to become stinky high happy bum in the united states 
Of America

‘murica

Miracle

Lyrical

Let it go


Drop D. (6)0 5 (5-4) 5 7

Let it go

Музыка © Владимир Катаев

ЛаУра, милая ЛаУра
Как не любить тебя, мой друг
И с нежностью, снимая шкуру
Касаться ног, касаться рук

Груди касаться, отнимая
Дыхания прощальный вскрик
Торжественно в начале мая
Цветут каштаны... алый бриг

Ты ожидала.... в кущах рая
Любовь прекрасна в блеске лун
Тебя лаская и играя
Октавы, не касаясь струн

Явился Я… не плачь, ЛаУра
О страхах позабудь, дитя
Прочувствуй хищный взор Амура
ЛаУра.... пёрышки летят

Крик тишины...а после стоны
Прощальный шепот, взгляд угас
Ночь... перепутаны балконы
Сны миражей… хромой Пегас

ЛаУра, милая ЛаУра - стихи © Шанталь Морэ

Hold Me

Lovingly mastered from old tapes found in a friend’s attic, this is a vintage collection of previously unreleased rarities and early works by one of the guitar's truly great innovators.

**A vintage collection of previously unreleased recordings**

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John Renbourn: Anji (taken from The Attic Tapes)

The Living Road

Small Song

Cover #24 from the series "Songs I Love" by Piers Faccini

The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt’s musical arrangement of the poem ”My Heart's in the Highlands" by Scottish poet Robert Burns for countertenor, organ and bagpipes is without doubt, one of the most haunting songs I’ve ever heard. I was utterly spellbound the first time I heard the version recorded by the organist Stephen Layton and countertenor David James in 2003. Even without the music, the poem with its vivid picture of the Scottish highlands is majestic enough but with Pärt’s masterful composition, it becomes the song of a universal longing to return home and seems to speak to all of us, whether we come from the mountain, the desert or the sea. I’ve recently been collaborating with guitarist and oud player Gregory Dargent and chatting one day about what we could play together, we realised we were both unconditional Arvo Pärt fans. Being mostly for choir or orchestra, there’s not much of Pärt’s music that could work with just a voice and guitar but ”My Heart's in the Highlands" seemed a perfect piece to try and paint as if it were a timeless, traditional folk song. 

Farewell to the Highlands, farewell to the North,
The birth-place of Valour, the country of Worth;
Wherever I wander, wherever I rove,
The hills of the Highlands for ever I love.

My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here,
My heart's in the Highlands, a-chasing the deer;
Chasing the wild-deer, and following the roe,
My heart's in the Highlands, wherever I go.
2: 
Farewell to the mountains, high-cover'd with snow,
Farewell to the straths and green valleys below;
Farewell to the forests and wild-hanging woods,
Farewell to the torrents and loud-pouring floods.
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SONGS I LOVE #24

Piers Faccini - My Heart Is In The Highlands ft. Gregory Dargent (Songs I Love #24)

SELLO: Reprise > Fecha: Setiembre 25, 2012.

John Zorn, inspirado en la obra de William Blake —en un álbum que es uno de los más bellos en varios años—, crea un sonido realmente encantador —brillante y lleno de esperanza— de una manera que nunca pensamos, muchos años atrás, que íbamos a escuchar del saxofonista. A Vision in Blakelight (2012) continúa línea musical argumentativa iniciada dos años atrás con The Goddess. Music for the Ancient of Days (2010), y seguida por In Search of the Miraculous (2010), At the Gates of Paradise (2011) y The Gnostic Preludes. Music of Splendor (2012). Esto cuatro son tan recomendables como del que hablamos.

La música, como ha sido la regla en los últimos años, salvo excepciones, no cuenta con instrumentación propia de John. Ella la deja a cargo de un grupo que cuenta con John Medeski en piano y órgano, Kenny Wollesen en el vibráfono, Carol Emanuel en la armónica, Trevor Dunn en el bajo, Joey Baron en la batería y Cyro Baptista en la percusión.

El sonido es muy cálido y orgánico —una sombra del modo minimalista de Terry Riley, pero más lírico en su amplitud— con una calidad abierta, una floración maravillosa que se descubre desde el principio.

Zorn arregla, compone y conduce la grabación. Los títulos incluyen: "An Island In The Moon", "The Hammer Of Los", "The Prophecy", "Marriage of Heaven & Hell", "Night Thoughts", and "When The Morning Stars Sang Together".

— Gulbis
LISTA DE CANCIONES:

 
Track	Titulo	Compositor
1	When the Morning Stars Sang Together	John Zorn
2	The Hammer of Los	John Zorn
3	Jerusalem	John Zorn
4	The Prophecy	John Zorn
5	And He Rode Upon the Cherubim	John Zorn
6	Marriage of Heaven and Hell	John Zorn
7	A Woman Clothed With the Sun	John Zorn
8	Shadows In Ancient Time	John Zorn
9	An Island In the Moon	John Zorn
10	Night Thoughts	John Zorn
MUSICOS:

John Medeski	Piano, Organo
Kenny Wollesen	Vibráphono, Campanas
Carol Emanuel	Arpa
Trevor Dunn	Bajo
Joey Baron	Batería
Cyro Baptista	Percusión
Jack Huston	Recitación de Jerusalem de Blake.
John Zorn	Arreglos, Compositor y Conductor.

http://www.artefacto.com.uy/themusicalbox/john-zorn-a-vision-in-blakelight-2012-critica-disco.html

John Zorn: Night Thoughts (A Vision in Blakelight, 2012)

La Llorona

La Celestina

El Desierto

Mi Vanidad

Los Peces

Desdenosa

El Pajaro

"Foghorn Calling" from Piers Faccini's album "Shapes Of The Fall" to be out April 2, 2021.

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LYRICS
Foghorn calling 
Thought I spied a ship at the harbour gate
Saw the mooring 
When the anchor dropped with the iron weight

Where there’s a will there’s a wanting
Where there a heart there’s something
Where there’s a will there’s a wanting
A hand to hope
A hope to hold 
To drag forth the darkness from you

Heard a whispering 
With the ballot cast on the judgement floor
Heard a wailing 
When the word was called it was called no more

Where there’s a wish there’s a yearning 
Where there’s a turn there’s burning
Where there’s a wish there’s a yearning 
A hand to hope
A hope to hold 
To call forth the darkness from you

Ship is leaving 
When the bell will toll it’ll toll for you
No denying
When the log is lost it can’t be true

Where there’s a will there’s a wanting
Where there a heart there’s something
Where there’s a will there’s a wanting
A hand to hope
A hope to hold 
To drag forth the darkness from you

Foghorn calling 
Foghorn calling 
Foghorn calling 
Foghorn calling 
Foghorn calling 
Foghorn calling 

Where there’s a will there’s a wanting
Where there a heart there’s something
Where there’s a will there’s a wanting
A hand to hope
A hope to hold 
To drag forth the darkness from you

Desdenosa

Lhasa De Sela

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