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 The Palomar Turns One
from The Palomar
June 27, 2008
George Shearing The Palomar will turn one year old on Tuesday, July 1st. Thanks to our active members who have published so many posts and comments during the past 12 months, The Palomar has indeed become what I had hoped it would -- an interactive, member-driven big band broadcast blog. Sure, not all of the music on The Palomar is from big band broadcasts, but so much of it is. If you scroll down to "Da Footer," as former Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley might have called it, at the bottom of the page, you will find an incredible selection of big band broadcasts and big band playlists -- enough to entertain big band fans for weeks on end. To celebrate our first anniversary, I hope our members will each publish a post or two about the big bands, the Swing Era, and perhaps how The Palomar enhances their own enjoyment of this great music. I want to thank each of you for making The Palomar everything I had hoped it would be and quite a bit more. Some of you included videos in your posts. I was familiar with You Tube and other online video web sites, but thanks to these Palomar members, I became far more aware of all of the great big band and jazz videos online today. When I revamped my big band web site, Tuxedo Junction, in April and May of this years, I followed their example and added plenty of videos. I also added many articles by Palomar members, because I want to share your love of big bands with my web site visitors -- and there are many. Tuxedo Junction has been online since October 2000. It has drawn hundreds of thousands of visitors from more than 55 nations. It is not the most popular big band web site, but it consistently ranks in the Top 50, often in the Top 20, and sometimes in the Top 10. I remember one day in 2002 when the number of daily visitors to Tuxedo Junction skyrocketed from about 500 to more than 10,000! The reason: National Public Radio's "Morning Edition" did a segment mentioning the 25th anniversary of "New York, New York" and included a link to my article reviewing the film when it came out in 1977. Tuxedo Junction had so many hits that day that the web hosting company I used back then dropped me as a customer like a hot potato! To mark our first anniversary, I'm going to deviate from big band music to feature a video starring one of my all-time favorite musicians, George Shearing. Born in 1919, George came of age in England during the big band era. He once told me that he patterned his Quintet on the Glenn Miller reed sound. I came across this video only a few weeks ago while I was rebuilding Tuxedo Junction. George is featured with the Boston Pops conducted by John Williams. They perform "Look at That Face," a beautiful song by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse for their musical, "The Roar of the Grease Paint, The Smell of the Crowd" (1964). This arrangement was scored by Robert Farnon for George Shearing and The Boston Pops. Here are two more beautiful vocal versions of "Look at That Face" that I know you will enjoy: Look at That Face - Joy Bellis Album: Coming Alive Look at That Face - Greta Matassa Album: Favorites from a Long Walk I want to thank our members for their contributions to The Palomar and to all of our visitors who enjoy and appreciate our efforts. George Spink Moderator - The Palomar Los Angeles, California Email Me
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 My vinyl collection
from ROCK MUSIC AND PEOPLE VIDEOS
May 15, 2008
Author: corpseripper Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 12:22:33 -0800 Duration: 608Sorry about the lighting in the second half. I have a shitty camera, and you have to have a lot of light. I guess it got cloudy outside or something.
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 My vinyl collection
from Most Recent
May 15, 2008
Author: corpseripper Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 12:22:33 -0800 Duration: 608Sorry about the lighting in the second half. I have a shitty camera, and you have to have a lot of light. I guess it got cloudy outside or something.
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 Podcast Doramas #22
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
April 20, 2008
100% m sica - 100% copyleft El podcast de hoy lo hemos dividido en dos partes. La primera, con un corte pop-rock, con las propuestas musicales de Jennifer Avalon y Hypen. En la segunda parte, nos adentramos en los sonidos del jazz y del blues con las m sicas de John Williams y Richard Bethell.
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 DVD Verdict 142 - Sounds and Sights of Cinema (Episode 01)
from DVD Verdict Presents...
March 25, 2008
We proudly welcome Judge Clark Douglas' hour-long Sounds and Sights of Cinema to the Verdict family. A longtime favorite of radio listeners and movie music lovers in Georgia, each episode features a collection of themed film score selections and reviews for new movie releases. This week: Music from the films of director Oliver Stone, and a review for Owen Wilson's new movie Drillbit Taylor. Enjoy! You can email the boys your questions, complaints, and suggestions at cdouglas@dvdverdict.com, or show your support by voting for us at Podcast Alley, and Digg. To avoid missing any episodes in our schedule, subscribe to the show via iTunes.
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 Lullaby 2.0
from Videoblogging - recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
February 12, 2008
This was actually preceded by a scene in which she was crying uncontrollably, and I tried singing Baa Baa Black Sheep, Row Row Row Your Boat, Five Little Ducks and Horsey Horsey to calm her down, to no avail. Then I had a moment of divine inspiration and started singing the Star Wars theme tune, and she instantly flopped in my lap, head back, as calm and attentive as if I were Julie Andrews singing Ave Maria.Not that she's seen Star Wars. The only time she's heard any of the music was in Car Going Fast film. Which was a bit of a favourite last week. So me singing the theme reminded her (a totally different part of the theme, though, so she's pretty smart to pick it up). Next thing I knew, she was sitting on the loo demanding Car Going Fast. Watch on Loo, Daddy. What am I doing to my family?
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 Aos 76 anos de John Williams muito bem completados
from Quixotando Músicas
February 08, 2008
John Williams Live at the Hollywood Bowl, porque nem só o Monty Python faz isso. Download Soundtrack: Os Assassinos / The Killers (1964)Tubarão / Jaws (1975)Trama Macabra / Family Plot (1976)A Fúria / The Fury Deluxe Edition(1978)Prenda-me se For Capaz / Catch Me If You Can (2001)
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 Aos 76 anos de John Williams muito bem completados
from Quixotando Músicas
February 08, 2008
John Williams Live at the Hollywood Bowl, porque nem só o Monty Python faz isso. Download Soundtrack: Os Assassinos / The Killers (1964)Tubarão / Jaws (1975)Trama Macabra / Family Plot (1976)A Fúria / The Fury Deluxe Edition(1978)Prenda-me se For Capaz / Catch Me If You Can (2001)
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 Classical
from Classical
August 06, 2007
Classical music from John Williams posted 6 months ago.
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