On Tue, 11 Feb 2025 3:46:35 +0000, W.Dockery wrote:
On Tue, 11 Feb 2025 3:16:37 +0000, George J. Dance wrote:
The Dancehall times at 2 hours, 1 minute on the computer, which (given
loading times) probably puts it at under 2 hours on TV. Close enough, so
I'm ending it.
Curating it, I noticed a song I'd added but don't remember submitting
(and I can't see it above) so here it is:
Marianne Faithfull - Song for Nico:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_tHFBYsDF4
As always, here's a playlist preview for RAP:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_uEAOzPGnDF5nxtaA_9QeYq7sGm_o3OX
Good one.
It came out much better than MD and I had expected or even hoped. It's interesting how it divides into two sections. The first half, mainly
from the '60s, which has her singing a variety of her own hits and
standards, is all short fan videos or TV appearances. That half, mostly
my selections, showcases her voice, which is quite amazing - she reminds
me of Kate Bush, though in a slightly lower register.
And then at "Broken English," it changes into a live concert set of
longer and edgier songs. That second half, mostly your selections,
showcases her as a songwriter and entertainer. It has less songs, of
course (because they're longer) but I think we hit all the peaks of that
part of her career.
In total it's a good look at how our strengths and interests complement
each other. I compared it to the official YT playlist of her official
videos (which is where I found the Nick Cave collaborations), and I
think ours gives a better, broader view of her musical contributions.
Here's the official videos playlist, in case you're not Faithfulled out
at this point:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyVl3J_K09VujO4to2FWRiBpVNUDr-IFi
Here's an interesting bit of trivia I just ran into. I'm watching a
video of how and why Graham Nash left the Hollies, and Nash is talking
about their hig Cary-Ann, which he says was inspired by Marianne
Faithfull. I found that a coincidence worth mentioning.
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