[pure-silver] Re: darkroom playlists

I don't have "a" play list for the darkroom. It depends on what type of
images I am working on and how much I need to concentrate on precise dodge
and burning. However, I'd say lately that Bryan Adams "Waking Up the
Neighborhood"  has seen a bit of air play as does BB King playing Louis
Jordan's hits like "ain't nobody here but us Chickens".

 

I use the radio, cd's and the archive of cd's that I keep on my computer.
The last one gives me the playlists that keep on playing and playing.  I
really don't like the headset in the darkroom. I suppose for those that work
in a home late at night that might be needed, but I have one big studio
darkroom and let the sound fill the air. : )  just not too loud to shake the
place. 

 

Eric

 

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Going up the Country    2:51    Canned Heat     The Best of Canned Heat Rock


Darn it, Goin up the Country reminds me of Six Days on the Road by Taj Mahal
and Fine Time by Robert Palmer, all three tunes guaranteed to make the dead
dance.

Bill (great list, Shannon) who listens to talk, jazz and Bryan Lee.

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