Thanks as always for your great music links (blasts from my past). If you like sultry saxophone check out Jackiem Joyner with Peter White (link below).
Also, as an aside... Any older anons from the west coast remember when stores in the big cities (SF, LA) used to play smooth jazz all the time? This was back in the late 1990s through at least 2005. About five years ago that had died on the vine, so to speak. In retrospect I'm pretty sure the clobbering of the best radio stations - immensely popular jazz and (in Boston) classical - was a DS move. Can't have the multitudes of peons enjoying life too much after all. I used to think it was all about money, but it was likely at least somewhat related to social engineering as well. Maybe something to do with frequencies also. The DS doesn't want people calm and happy.
Here's a more upbeat, happy jazz flute piece. Artist Gota, Song "European Comfort", CD "It's So Different Here"
Thanks as always for your great music links (blasts from my past). If you like sultry saxophone check out Jackiem Joyner with Peter White (link below).
Also, as an aside... Any older anons from the west coast remember when stores in the big cities (SF, LA) used to play smooth jazz all the time? This was back in the late 1990s through at least 2005. In retrospect I'm pretty sure the clobbering of the best radio stations - immensely popular jazz and (in Boston) classical - was a DS move. Can't have the multitudes of peons enjoying life too much after all. I used to think it was all about money, but it was likely at least somewhat related to social engineering as well. Maybe something to do with frequencies also. The DS doesn't want people calm and happy.
Here's a more upbeat, happy jazz flute piece. Artist Gota, Song "European Comfort", CD "It's So Different Here"
Thanks as always for your great music links (blasts from my past). If you like sultry saxophone check out Jackiem Joyner with Peter White (link below).
Also, as an aside... Any older anons from the west coast remember when stores in the big cities (SF, LA) used to play smooth jazz all the time? This was back in the late 1990s through at least 2005. In retrospect I'm pretty sure the clobbering of the best radio stations - immensely popular jazz and (in Boston) classical - was a DS move. Can't have the multitudes of peons enjoying life too much after all. I used to think it was all about money, but it was likely at least somewhat related to social engineering as well. Maybe something to do with frequencies also. The DS doesn't want people calm and happy.