12-09: Stereolab : Liverpool & London 1999 - Garnett Silk : It's Growing 1992 - Big Walter Horton Memphis Recordings 1951 - James Moody : Never Again 1972

Not shown above: Gottlieb Muffat, José Ángel Lamas & François Leonard Rouwyzer
1770 Gottlieb Muffat (Austrian composer & organist, son of Georg)
1814
José Ángel Lamas (Venezuelan composer & player of the tiple & chirimía)
1827
François Leonard Rouwyzer (Dutch composer)
1893
Sir George Job Elvey (English organist & composer)
1905
Henry Holmes (English violinist, composer & teacher)
1924 – Bernard Zweers (Dutch composer & music teacher)
1925
Eugène Gigout (French organist & composer)
1931
Marie Lehmann (German soprano)
1950
Georg Hann (Austrian bass-baritone)
1956
Hans Barth (German-born American composer, pianist & organist, invented quarter-tone & just-tuned pianos)
1960
Gunnar Graarud (Norwegian tenor)
1960
Mado Robin (French soprano)
1966
Yuri Shaporin [Юрий Шапорин] (Russian composer)
1974
Jorge Croner de Vasconcellos (Portuguese pianist, composer & teacher)
1974
Ludwig Weber (Austrian bass)
1976
Nino Martini (Italian tenor & actor)
1981
Sonny Til (American R&B singer, The Orioles)
1982
Paul Godwin [Pinchas Goldfein] (Polish-born German violinist & dance bandleader)
1994 – Garnett Silk (Jamaican reggae singer)
1996 – Patty Donahue (American new wave singer, The Waitresses)
1996
Faron Young (American country singer, songwriter, guitarist & actor)
2002 – Mary Hansen (Australian alternative guitarist and singer, Stereolab)
2005 – György Sándor (Hungarian pianist & author, friend of Bartók)
2007 – Thore Skogman (Swedish singer, songwriter & actor)
2010 – James Moody (American jazz saxophonist & flutist)


Okay. Now is not the time to panic. Most, or many, or at least some of you, are aware of the problem with our friends over at the place that starts with "Mega" and ends with "upload." It's a serious matter, one that has put a major dent in plans I had for today, and plans that many of us have had for a very long time. And it's exactly at times like these that each and every one of us needs to step back, take a few deep breaths, and say the following words to himself or herself, out loud, if possible:

"I am not my past or my future. I am not whatever story I have made up about myself, and told myself is true. I am not whatever hurts or joys I have experienced, or will experience. I am only present, now, in this very moment. I am the watcher watching, the listener listening. I am the space that the objects in this universe occupy. I am pure, eternal consciousness."

Okay, you can all scream now. I'll figure something out.

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UPDATE: That took longer than expected. But you're all set now. Also, Big Walter Horton is here since I'd neglected him in the previous post.

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