Some nice microphones live with Tony Bennet, K.D. Lang, Amy Winehouse

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Blue Velvet

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Today in Athens there is a kind a heat wave. About one hour ago while walking towards the National Library this song was being played at the outdoors cafe. 

While listening on my way I thought it can be heard how good singers build the note sung by increasing the pitch by glissando after attack until it sounds correct to the listener's mind.

The song was inspired by a woman wearing a blue velvet dress at a party watched  by songwriter Bernie Wayne.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Velvet_(song)

 

Ζητείται Ωραία Νότα, Nice Note Wanted

 

Joe Dassin

 

This was recommended to me by my friend Albert, the master tuner.

A few days ago he had tuned the piano for Nick Cave's concert in Athens.

A Pleiades derivative of the great Musical Fidelity A1 class A amplifier

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How would it sound if only the last 2 transistors are used with an output transformer say 2:1 and no negative feedback?

For example single ended with BD135 driving the 2N3055,  and Vb=24V.

Euroelectron playlist on YouTube

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpEisBQ5la76mpSBX1IuTnT6iD1ywZCq6

Abrazame - Julio Iglesias

Acapulco Nights - G.J. Lunghi

Annabel - Xarhakos

Bad Boy - Den Harrow

Big in Japan - Alphaville

Cenerentola - Martinelli

Crazy - Patsy Cline

Interlude - Siouxsie, Morrisey

Maria Magdalena - Sandra

Miserere - Alegri, Roy Goodman, SIr Willcocks

Tha s' Agapo - Galani

The Captain of Her Heart - Double

The Hook - Hatzinassios

The Fate of Ophelia - Taylor Swift

The Power of Love - Frankie Goes to Hollywood

Year of the Cat - Al Stewart

My Army of Lovers - Army of Lovers

musicalike playlist name on YouTube has been changed to euroelectron playlist

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On renewablemusic YouTube Channel.

https://www.youtube.com/@renewablemusic