The amazing music thread

[Jerry3904]

Here in the States we seriously need some good distraction, so I thought we might want to put together a thread of fun music. This boogie-woogie duo blows my mind:

https://themusicman.uk/jorg-stefan-boogie-woogie/

What do you have?

[LU344928]

'A Place in the Choir'

https://www.youtube.com/embed/-iP27eatYxE

[LU344928]

Another great duet, if you happen to be not one of the nearly 200 million who've already seen it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uT3SBzmDxGk

[Jerry3904]

Both of those lightened my day!

[nami]

fun music?
here you are → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6flp7jGV4Ns

[Jerry3904]

"The rooster but British" -- British humor as well (from a US perspective)

[asqwerth]

For the French and Francophones amongst us, as well as anyone who loves old school jazz:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxAlMM8M8Ko

[Jerry3904]

La chanteuse a un peu l'air de Jane Birkin des années 60

(the singer is a bit like Jane Birkin from the 60s)

[Amigo]

John Scofield with DR Big Band - Boogie Stupid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBJNDjjrPdw

[JayM]

István, a király (Stephen, the king) from 1983. It's the story of the first king of Hungary in the year 1000. I used to have the two CD album that I bought entirely on spec at a small music store in Seattle many years ago. I had no idea what it was about, I just saw that it was a Magyar rock opera (or "rokopera" as the cover spelled it) and was on the Hungaroton label. Who wouldn't jump at the chance to own it just for the weirdness's sake? It's fine music, containing a mixture of classical, folk, metal and even some Gregorian chant or plainsong. Besides the album it was made into a movie plus there have been several videos of public performances. I still find myself occasionally humming some of the tunes from it. You may be able to find it on YouTube, whether the album or one of the performances.