The Rain Song instrumental (Jimmy is 70)

There's A Stupid LFdOg In The Garden

Cover of a Willow Willow tune written by Miranda Zeiger

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MY LITTLE CLOUD (Willow Willow cover)

Initialize

Demos of the Kronos bank Dream Pianos programmed by Qui Robinez

Chanson

River flows in you

Looky Looky (from 'That's Bubblegum - That's Giorgio')

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Giorgio Moroder - Looky, Looky (1969)

fast cover of Pink Floyd "More" main theme intro using a Yamaha Rm1x only

TASCAM DR-2d

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Jim and Greg talk to Giorgio Moroder, one of the architects of Disco.

Giorgio Moroder is on his 6th musical decade, and he's showing no signs of slowing down. 
He's a name many will identify with Donna Summer's great hits of the Disco era, as well as solo hits like "From Here to Eternity".
In fact, subsequent artists and producers talked about going after that "Moroder beat".
While today we hear the synth-heavy "Love to Love You, Baby" and "I Feel Love," and are immediately taken back to the 1970's, at the time they were the sounds of the future. 
No less than Brian Eno said just that to David Bowie, one of Giorgio's collaborators on the Cat People soundtrack. 
Giorgio also composed memorable scores for movies like Scarface and Midnight Express, as well as hit songs like "Flashdance…What a Feeling," "Call Me" and "Take My Breath Away". 
Recently, he's ad a renaissance of sorts, collaborating with Daft Punk on their Grammy-winning album Random Access Memories. 
And at 73, he's still appearing at festivals like Ultra Music, Pitchfork and Moog Fest.

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Philippe Potier