... più bello dell'altro. Unica eccezione, un po' fuori standard come mi faceva notare Falerno, è il doppio "Tambourine" che segue la "Gavotte", forse stilisticamente più vicino ai francesi delle generazioni successive (Rameau per intenderci..). Dopo il tambourine, segue un "Menuet" di una bellezza indescrivibile, così delicato e ammaliante che Falerno ha deciso di proporne anche...

... issued in mono, I believe, and electronically reprocessed to simulate stereo. For sure the original single would have been in mono. The track that was playing when I wrote that, was stereo, as was Mr Tambourine Man about thirty mins before it. Rather liked the sound output of MTM. If that's been modified, they did a fine job I guess the vocals and backing were laid down on separate tape tracks for many early 60s ...

On Sun, 22 Jun 2008 14:28:30 -0400, MartinS wrote: The Byrds' other biggie, Mr. Tambourine Man, was by Bob Dylan. I have the Dylan album (Bringing it all back home)right here beside me. The Byrds did great versions of Bob's music. -- MTM. <Heu! Tintinnuntius meus "A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."

... wrote: Originally issued in mono, I believe, and electronically reprocessed to simulate stereo. For sure the original single would have been in mono. The track that was playing when I wrote that, was stereo, as was Mr Tambourine Man about thirty mins before it. Rather liked the sound output of MTM. If that's been modified, they did a fine job -- MTM. <Heu! Tintinnuntius meus "A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come." ...

Mick the Merciless <mtm@rest.erg> wrote: Enzo Matrix wrote: I'm just a consistent old Enzo... You are that. ;-) Turn Turn Turn by the Byrds. Damn that sounds good. Written and composed by Pete Seeger, and recorded by him in 1962. The Byrds' other biggie, Mr. Tambourine Man, was by Bob Dylan. -- Martin S.

... and optional "ethnic" style dreadlocks, scrawny looking blokes with robinson crusoe beards who can just about lift a banner between the pair of them , and the de-rigeur village idiots blowing whistles and banging tambourines with a cannabis cake on slow cook back at the "Peace camp". B2003 ------------------------------- Unlawful use of force? Organised group? Intimidation? Political reasons? Can anyone think of a word ...

...65. Bob Dylan - Knockin' on Heaven's Door 66. Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone 67. Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man 68. Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues 69. Bob Dylan - Tangled Up in Blue 70. Bob Dylan - The ... 86. Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth 87. Byrds, The - Eight Miles High 88. Byrds, The - Mr. Tambourine Man 89. Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes 90. Carole King - It's Too Late 91. Carpenters, The - ...

... 65. Bob Dylan - Knockin' on Heaven's Door 66. Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone 67. Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man 68. Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues 69. Bob Dylan - Tangled Up in Blue 70. Bob Dylan - The Times ...Day 86. Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth 87. Byrds, The - Eight Miles High 88. Byrds, The - Mr. Tambourine Man 89. Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes 90. Carole King - It's Too Late 91. Carpenters, The - Close to...

Tonight I saw this http://www.cinemathequeontario.ca/filmdetail.aspx?filmId=763&GrpId=0 Me, what a lame jam. Nico doesn't sing, only hits a tambourine with a maraccas, sometimes out of beat, and then passes the maraccas to her son, who now must be as old as me. Maureen Tucker plays the same beat and looks tired, bored, uninspired and uninterested. Sterling Morrison sounds slightly more interesting than Lou Reed on guitar. Only John ...

... friend See my friend way 'cross the river See my friend See my friend way 'cross the river She is gone she is gone and now there's no-one there. tambourine, sitar.. Any clues? The Kinks ... album Kinkdom...."See my friends, See my friends, *Layin'* 'cross the river... That bugged me for hours till I got it. Thank you Limewwire! And thank you ...