NFR: What is the best song or instrumental you have heard today?

[Holders]

A blast from the past:

[spikey norman]

Make It Right  -  The Coathangers

[Lighthouse]

[copthornemike]

Great name - Goldie Boutilier (French Canadian).
Great, intriguing song title - Cowboy Gangster Politician.
Great tune, voice and arrangement.
The video is a 'I have to watch that again.'

I hope you will agree with all of the above whatever your usual musical tastes.

[WhiteJC]

Peter Gabriel - in your eyes

[spikey norman]

Inziva  -  She Past Away

[copthornemike]

A nice hip hoppy, jazz piece called Life in a Wind from a talented Swiss saxophonist called Leon Phal.
A real earworm which moves along at a good, bouncy pace with two talented male singers and some excellent sax and trumpet pieces.
Enjoy.

[WhiteJC]

possibly my favourite song

Steely Dan - my old school

[Dr Know]

Missing You    Diana Ross

[Lighthouse]

One of the joys of good music. Is finding a band that was ok in the beginning. But gains confidence and instead of going through the motions decided to stop showing off and make good songs. KOIAI have a really good EP out at the moment. This track however is from a year ago and fun.

[Woolly Mammoth]

Best instrument i have heard today is a Triangle.

[spikey norman]

This is brilliant

Rising Moon  -  ASTERISM

[copthornemike]

Probably the most famous and successful songwriter and producer from Ireland you have never heard of.
Ireland had an incredible run in Eurovision not so long ago and he was the arranger for most of them.
The secret was that he was a very talented jazz pianist to boot.
This is one to listen to with a nice Bushmills whiskey close to hand.
Enjoy this piece of joy, Spacer's Delight, from Noel Kelehan. Give yourself a  well deserved prize if already knew of him as you have good taste in music and whiskey 👏

[Woolly Mammoth]

This is brilliant

Rising Moon  -  ASTERISM

Blimey i would rather listen to the exhaust of a car.
But whatever floats your boat.

[Lighthouse]

[WhiteJC]

Pink Floyd - wish you were here

[copthornemike]

Class is forever, welcome back David Gilmour
with the haunting The Piper's Call from his new album.
Oh, and his daughter is the backing vocalist.

[Lighthouse]

After a 3 and a half hour concert at Yokohama Stadium to celebrate their ten years together. Band Maid played a spin off concert lasting another two hours or more with almost all songs that were not included in the Yokohama concert.

[WhiteJC]

Samuel Barber - adagio for strings

[Dr Know]

The Christmas Song.        Nat King Cole