A bit of jazz tonight: Grant Green, George Benson, Gabor Szabo
Hi girls and boys,
Today May 5th we celebrate freedom in the Netherlandsā¦this year it will get even more meaning, and this wonderful woman has of course another meaning with itā¦but freedom in whatever form has to be celebrated and to be cherishedā¦in the past, now and in the futureā¦
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Happy freedom day Rogier.
Freedom from who?
Thanks Stefan,
The end of the second world warā¦big celebrated in my youth,ā¦now there are various festivals spread outā¦but it hasnāt been an official day off for a few years now (to our great annoyance) ā¦ .but that will change againā¦ Theā¦government is finally realizing that freedom is not self-evident,also here in this part of the worldā¦something I have realized all my life, because of my interest in that terrible pastā¦
Greetings
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ā¦ and only a week after celebrating being ruled by a king 
Up the Republic! 
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Still on lesson 1 but hey I can play most of this. Iām a 58yo whoās more into riffs than chords of some of my fav bands.
just wandered by this relic over on r/music and its a fun song to smash out worth a go
If only my SG could sound like this! 
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It can, youāre the one who has to learn to tell it how to!
Orianthi also played absolutely superb, sheās got mega talent!
Two Metal goddesses singing a great classical piece to a very appreciative audience! Absolutely magicalā¦ā¦.
Oh dear, yet another rabbit hole
This is just epic; Brittney has an amazingly powerful voice, classic power metal!
Oh Darrell, ever the realist!
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SORRYā¦ I just saw the funny side of itā¦ 
30 year anniversary of Tori Amos Little Earthquakes, an incredible album lead on to this
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What a bass and drum intro! What an example of a bass and drum driven song. And how does Lindsay Buckingham play like that with his fingers?
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The mumford and sons version of Hurt (live frmo Werchter) on spotify has me going back for more plenty. Love how it builds at the end.
Looking and listening for inspiration. 
This is from Sessions a CBC(Canadian Broadcasting Corp) program from the 80
SRV and Albert King jamminā Albert was a big influence on SRV
Yes this is superb, watched it a couple of months back. Some great stuff 