Shiny, Shiny Boots of Erik Satie
John Cale and Erik Satie are two of my favorite composers, but I never knew they were so close. It's fitting then, that I had Cale's Paris 1919 and Satie's Parade on my iPod for the long Miami-San Francisco flight last week. Now the two dots connect.
Labels: 1960s, classical music, Music, Velvet Underground
posted by Ladrón de Basura (a.k.a. Junk Thief) @ 8:44 AM
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5 Comments:
not another connect! but of course!
trois gymnopédies is perhaps is my favorite piece of piano music....
how on earth did you discover this bit of i've got a secret footage!
p.s. doesn't carl (or is it karl) look like bill murray!
Kim - It's times like this (not the American Idol or "Just leave Britney alone!" uploads) that make me think YouTube is the stuff of the gods. I saw this piece referenced on another blog without a link. I searched thinking "there's no way..." and then there it was.
He does have a certain air of Mr. Murray.
Viva la Satie!
Cale's Music for the film "Heat" is one mp3 I've been searching for. I have yet to fine it.
Gavin - If anyone can find it you can. I loved his suite for "I Shot Andy Warhol". It's a perfect companion to "'Drella" with Lou Reed.
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