(NY Times) When an orchestra wants to play outside it usually ends up in a park, a pastoral setting for picnicking and music that is familiar and not too demanding: Bernstein’s “West Side Story” Suite, say, or Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony. The audience is generally as white as the wine. - (the whole enchilada)Sunday morning trail mix (cut short to hit a bucket of golf balls):
A Time For Love (Abbey Lincoln) You Gotta Pay the Band
Come On & Save Me (Steve Cropper) Dedicated
Drunk (Doug Sahm) The Return of the Formerly Brothers
Mississippi (Bob Dylan) Love & Theft
Never Look Back (John Scofield) Piety Street
Before the Night Is Over (Jerry Lee Lewis) Last Man Standing
Sneaky Feelings (Elvis Costello) My Aim Is True
Z. Rider (Sonny Landreth) Grant Street
Fun (Sly & the Family Stone) The Essential...
Tell It Like It Is (Aaron Neville) The Big Easy Soundtrack
You're Nearer (Portia Nelson) Sunday In New York
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