What kind of music you hear while you trade?

I've already finished gta so the game's songs are cool.

I hope Celine Dion is getting better

ELTON JOHN Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting (+lyrics)

Have a nice fun!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/38...6396018ce8434b

pre-cgi

(yes, there was a time folks :-wink) when movies were based, usually, around - DIALOGUE

And though people merely talking to each other doesn’t necessarily have to be interesting of course,
when a writer/director/actors/actresses find a script where the dialogue is interesting,
the movie was often a success

Such, imo, was the originally in black & white movie, The Big Sleep (1946)

Which essentially was built around Humphrey Bogart as the dick (private eye/private investigator),
Philip Marlowe, and Vivian, his soon to be in-real-life wife Lauren Bacall.

However, the movie had so many OTHER stunning (again just imho) women actors in side-parts that for me it was a wonderful movie,
scene after scene lol.

Included were,
The delightful Dorothy Malone as the (2nd) book store assistant who has a rye on the job lol with Bogey
The wonderful Joy Barlow, originally uncredited in the playlist, as the Taxi Driver, “I’m your girl, bud”
And the brat Martha Vickers as Bacall’s sister, Carmen, in the film.

Here’s a few of the dialogue clips that the Tube has on its file (& the best ones from the film thankfully)

But ,what has any of this to do with a music thread ?

Well Lauren SINGS in the final clip lol.



The Big Sleep (1946)
some short clips

DIALOGUES lol


Bogey meets the brat Carmen (Martha Vickers) & her father in the hot-house


then Bogey meets Bacall in the home


Bogart sussing out Geiger’s ‘fake’ bookshop


Bogey exits Geiger’s then meets Dorothy Malone in the 2nd bookshop, Acme lol


Bacall threatens to call the cops on Bogey


Taxi ride with Joy Barlow


Bogey & Bacall at a club (yes, the racehorse analogies scene lol)



AND, at last,
some music for the thread lol

Tom Waits:

Really enjoyed The Oils new album ... best in 30 odd years I'd say

Little Feat:

Hi G,
Just terrific times in music, cheers.

And from the wonderful Dixie Chicken album, which featured Bonnie Bramlett, from Delaney & Bonnie, on background vocals,
(along with Bonnie Raitt also vocals).


And what a great line from the song

"Well it's been a year since she ran away,
Guess that guitar player sure could play"

- - - - - - - -

Here's some Delaney & Bonnie from a few years earlier in '70
(and I'm led to believe it's Duane Allman on guitar here doing a very brief lead at the 1:27 min)

(edit: found it https://www.allmusic.com/song/soul-shake-mt0027092226)


Soul Shake - Delaney & Bonnie

...and what about a couple from Elbow on a nice sunny day

"There’s a hole in my neighbourhood, Down which of late I cannot help but fall"

90% of the time ....

Enjoy!

Everybody, and I mean 'everybody' lol, has done a version of this song over the years.

I heard it again the other day, so dug in and found the original lol, written & sung by Richard Berry.

Various artists over the years have pronounced the title from "Lou-eee, Lou-eee" ... to ... "Lou-eee, Lou-eye".

Either way, it's a foot-tapper.

from wiki
"Louie Louie" is an R&B song written and composed by American musician Richard Berry in 1955. It is best known for the 1963 hit version by the Kingsmen and has become a standard in pop and rock. The song is based on the tune "El Loco Cha Cha" popularized by bandleader Rene Touzet and is an example of Afro-Cuban influence on American popular music. "Louie Louie" tells, in simple verse-chorus, the first-person story of a Jamaican sailor returning to the island to see his lover.


Louie Louie - Richard Berry

And remember when you're down in the mouth and a bit depressed-:

The Drifters: