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

[WhiteJC]

Barcelona Guitar Trio - Mediterranean sundance

[Coastwalker]

"Dave Brubeck Quartet"
"Golden Brown"

[spikey norman]

Ain't No Sunshine  -  The Temptations

[WhiteJC]

Hootie and the Blowfish - only wanna be with you

[spikey norman]

In The End  -  Anthrax

[WhiteJC]

Squeeze & Jools Holland - take me I'm yours

[spikey norman]

Everybody Hurts  -  R.E.M.

[WhiteJC]

the Who - won't get fooled again

[Dr Know]

Bring the family back.    Billy Paul

[spikey norman]

Pamela  -  Ultimate Spinach

[Coastwalker]

"Evening In June"
Van Morrison.

[Barrett487]

Jane songs


Lou Reed

Dr Feelgood

[Barrett487]

Fratellis

[WhiteJC]

Grateful Dead - shakedown street

[spikey norman]

Jane songs


Lou Reed

Dr Feelgood

a favourite Jane song of mine by Slade

Gudbuy T' Jane

[spikey norman]

Come Closer To Me  -  TOMORA

[spikey norman]

She Never Stops For Anyone  -  The Broken Radios

[WhiteJC]

Genesis - the battle of Epping Forest

[spikey norman]

It Was A Sin  -  The Revivalists

[sunburywhite]

"Dave Brubeck Quartet"
"Golden Brown"

In 2020, saxophonist Laurence Mason uploaded an arrangement of "Golden Brown" performed in the style of the Dave Brubeck Quartet. Within a short time, the video spread widely online, attracting millions of views and convincing many listeners that they were hearing a genuine recording from the late 1950s or early 1960s.
Part of what made the clip so effective was how naturally the music fit the style of Brubeck's group, particularly the interaction between Brubeck's rhythmic piano approach and the cool, melodic alto saxophone style associated with Paul Desmond.

https://jazzfuel.com/dave-brubeck-golden-brown-viral-version/