Transcript:
-Introduction 1: Excerpt from Star Trek: The Next Generation's "All Good Things..."
(Doctor's office)
-end of Introduction 1
-start of Introduction 2
"Passaredo" by Chico Buarque plays against/behind..
Blog Entry Number Fifteen: Mixcloud Entry #2: "Yesterday was Here"
Transcript:
-Introduction 1: Excerpt from Star Trek: The Next Generation's "All Good Things..."
(Doctor's office)
PICARD: It happened again.
CRUSHER: A time shift?
PICARD: Yes.
RIKER: What happened?
PICARD: It's still a little vague, but I can remember more this time.It seems that every time I shift periods, I can retain more memory. At first, it appeared that I was in the future, years from now, and then I was in the past just before our first mission.
RIKER: What is it?
CRUSHER:
I just scanned his temporal lobe and compared it to the scan I
performed just a few minutes before. There's a thirteen percent increase in the acetylcholine of the hippocampus. Within a matter of minutes, you have accumulated over two days worth of memories.
-end of Introduction 1
-start of Introduction 2
"Passaredo" by Chico Buarque plays against/behind..
BUBBLE BASED BOY:
It was December 1st, 2013, when I last uploaded a playlist idea that I presented in this Mixcloud Radio Show and my blog. The title of that entry was "Alternation in Vocals: Male-Female". Basically, the track listing was designed based on that pattern. The songs were mostly from the Big Band/Swing/Be-Bop Era. Many would classify them as Standards.
For a change, you won't be hearing myself talk in between songs unlike the previous. So, I'd like to tell you that you can just find the titles and names of the artists in this compilation in the tracklist section or of course, you can always check in the blogsite at bubblebasedboy.blogspot.com
I suggest you get your favourite drink. Sit back, put your feet up, wear your favourite blindfold, try to relax, because the program is about to begin. Presenting.. Mixcloud Entry #2: "Yesterday was Here"
A
pleasant evening to you all listeners/music lovers out there. It's
great to be here with you again. I'm your host, Bubble Based Boy. Welcome to the NOW! Welcome to my
show: The Arranger's Corner!
It was December 1st, 2013, when I last uploaded a playlist idea that I presented in this Mixcloud Radio Show and my blog. The title of that entry was "Alternation in Vocals: Male-Female". Basically, the track listing was designed based on that pattern. The songs were mostly from the Big Band/Swing/Be-Bop Era. Many would classify them as Standards.
Staying
in the same era (with an exception), featuring the same styles, I'd
like to carry on now with something I prepared a few months after, which
was in August 2014. But this time, you won't be hearing any words.
Except for one track, this set contains purely Instrumental Music.
You'll be hearing recordings, arrangements and compositions by Benny
Carter, Raymond Scott, Sauter-Finegan, Johnny Richards, Dave Brubeck and
even Brian Wilson, to name some.
For a change, you won't be hearing myself talk in between songs unlike the previous. So, I'd like to tell you that you can just find the titles and names of the artists in this compilation in the tracklist section or of course, you can always check in the blogsite at bubblebasedboy.blogspot.com
I suggest you get your favourite drink. Sit back, put your feet up, wear your favourite blindfold, try to relax, because the program is about to begin. Presenting.. Mixcloud Entry #2: "Yesterday was Here"
Compilation Track Listing:
"Street of Dreams" by Manny Albam
"Midnight Sleighride" by Sauter-Finegan
"The Sleepwalker" by George Handy
"You Stepped Out of a Dream" by Pete Rugolo
"The Stocking Horse" by Alvino Rey
"Party Music" by Piero Piccioni
"Baia" by Johnny Richards
"Boulevard Bounce" by Benny Carter feat. Lucky Thompson
"Shadow Waltz" by Stan Kenton
"Legs" by Neal Hefti
"Bird Life in The Bronx" by Raymond Scott
"Summer Means New Love" by The Beach Boys
"It's a Raggy Waltz" by Dave Brubeck Quartet
"Stompin' at The Savoy" by Stan Kenton feat. Bill Holman
"It's Oh So Quiet" by Betty Hutton
"Street of Dreams" by Stan Kenton
Thank
you ladies and gentlemen for listening. It's been great fun playing
this for you. Please don't forget to share your insights, especially if
you enjoyed the show. 'Til next time hopefully soon. Live long and prosper!
2017Jan24
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Bubble Based Boy
2017Jan24
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Bubble Based Boy
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