RP has only ONE TUNE BY Oregon in their library.  PLEASE ADD MORE!  Thank You.

 dnt wrote:


I Agree.  Me too!   SUPERB!!   Thanx RP!   

I like this!

I have loved this track for a lot of years. But when I heard Jim Pepper (the original artist) do it - I don't love this less, but I now have a fully nuanced view. Jim Pepper - wow!

Outstanding. I have their live double LP, it's moist. 

 ScottishWillie wrote:
 
@ScottishWillie: Aren't you  similarly  implying something horrible about Kenny G? After all, he is also an artist.

What a sweet tune. Another one of those that surprises with the release date -- 1978! Well it could have come out any time since the mid-70s. I almost thought of Spyro Gyra towards the end (even the album cover). Then maybe Vijay Iyer with the piano. Just quite lovely..

FlatCat wrote: What a horrible thing to say about any artists work. I rather liked it. It was perfect for my, drifty, brain in neutral, first cup of coffee while doing the emails kind of mood.

My rating just went up after the woodwind kicked in.

The beginning was good, not least because it sounded a lot like Blind Faith's "Can't Find My Way Home." But that piano solo near the end was just a little too noodly, with too little direction.

2. This thing gives me the same anxiety as the dentist's chair. Because he also plays iffy music.

What's next? Kenny G?

Sounds like Pat Metheny crossed with Sur Sudha. Don't know if I like it yet or not.

Mmm, I'm ready for this to be over. Oh, good. I think it's over.

Wow; an unexpected treat; Love the RP! Ralph Towner is one of my fave guitarists.

not bad, but how bout not on a Friday afternoon?

yawnie? or is it yanni?

I didn't care for the first part, but it gets better when the piano gets going.

An artist named after the state from which I originally come. Also known as the center of the universe. They must be good. And they play Tablas. Always a plus.