What are you listening to?

Since not everyone listens to anything while shaving be it music or otherwise; I figured I would borrow from the idea from other forums as well as the 'music and shaving' thread. Instead of music and shaving I want this thread to be a place we can share music with one another. I know I for one listen to music a fare amount of the time while browsing this forum or browsing the internet in general. Listening to something right now? Heard a good song lately? Want to share an old favorite with us? Post them below!

I'll start off with what I am listening to as I type this 

Apologies for the risque album cover.  This is considered by many to be one of the finest albums of Arabic dance music ever made.  Traditional dance music, or often referred to as "belly-dance" music....people have been dancing to this style of music for centuries.  Mohammed El-Bakkar was the Frank Sinatra of Arabic Music.  This album came out in 1958 and was played at my wedding, and my parents' wedding.

The instrument featured is the "doumbek"....the Arabic drum.  It's the only instrument I play and my daughters' music class happens to be studying drums right now...so I pulled out this album and had some fun with her.

My father used to play this album and say...." I dare you NOT to dance..."

The title song...Port Said...is the the favored, although every track is a gem.  If you enjoy drum playing...take a listen. It's on youtube and iTunes.

i have been hooked on this old elvis tune for the last day or two.....

[video=dailymotion]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hKp63cBhakhttp://[/video]

60s rock and roll on pandora this am.  usually like jazz though

MET Madam Lascaux live

SWMBO   

Pandora Christmas 

Cream from the album Fresh Cream: "Dreaming"

(12-03-2016, 10:18 AM)GreeneMD Wrote: SWMBO   

I've been into Santana lately.

(12-03-2016, 07:13 PM)Gabe Wrote:

(12-03-2016, 10:18 AM)GreeneMD Wrote: SWMBO   

That made me laugh.

It's been a metal afternoon... well classic metal: Iron Maiden, Rainbow, Sabbath and Dio.  Something to warm the heart with the falling snow outside

Bob Seger - Feel Like a Number (Live)

Robert Palmer "Heavy Nova" and "Don' Explain"

Pink Martini, "Je dis oui!" A local Portland band that has performed world wide for several years now.

Joe Walsh


https://videos-f.jwpsrv.com/content/conv...0f102a98c4

I'm studying Vatican history and found this:

I love history.

Just saw where Butch Trucks (drummer and one of the founding member of the Allman Brothers) passed away so I've been listening to some vintage Allman Brothers. Btw, his nephew, Derek Trucks, is an awesome guitar player in his own right.

Right now: