The latest Annie Lennox album is interesting. I like the folky ones but a couple of the others are dire.
Here`s a clip http://www.muzu.tv/annielennoxl4u0gryycp/god-rest-ye-merry-gentlemen-music-video/820132?country=gb&locale=en
see what you think. 
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Crowning of the Year CD - Madeline McNeil; Christmas and New Years music on the hammered dulcimer. A beautiful listen, and she uses a different tune for Auld Lang Syne which I actually prefer to the traditional one.
I’m listening to the most beautiful cellist, Adam Hurst, playing his album, “Elegy”. I just discovered him on Oregon Public Broadcast last night & already own two of his albums, “From Silence” & “Elegy”. Fantastic music!
and dreaming of salad days.
Now if you like classic guitar then thunderstruck ACDC.
I’m trying to find the correct name of an old Jimmy Durante song so I can look it up. I thought it was called ‘My nose’s golden anniversary’ but when I looked up his discography, it was not there so I must have the wrong title. I remember a line went like this, ‘When I was born it was the first time in history the nose outweighed the child’. I would love to hear it again as my Dad used to sing bits of it now and then, anyone know it?.
Is this the one you’re looking for, Jemflux?
That brings back some sweet memories of my late Dad, thanks a million Mags, you’re a real gem.
I love Jimmy Gurante’
Shirley Bassey, Greatest Hits
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Tom T. Hall - The Year That Clayton Delaney Died
Andre Reiu in concert from one of the TV broadcasts.
To Bobmielke,
I just loved Adam Hurst, would like to buy everything by him.
Maybe you will like this; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0uYpYHOYB8.
Arvo Pärt is one of my favourite composers - and this is my favourite piece
So true as well.
Ha! very funny, how do you follow that as the Man says. I am listening to some nice songs by Billy Joel, The River of Dreams never fails to gladden my heart, ‘We didn’t start the fire’ always reassures me that I’m not to blame for the way things are in the World today, and ‘Uptown Girl’ reminds me that one should never aim too high, and there endith the lesson for today:-)