Musea # 205 Now Available

Dear Readers,

Musea #205 the Bedtime Story Issue, is now out.
Enjoy!

Big List Update July 1, 2019

“The BIG MUSIC LIST (200+ Song – First Worldwide Best Music, List) Big List Updates 6/19

Here are 200+ great tunes you have probably not heard, in all genres, from all over the world – all great songs, that stand out – not fit in. This Big List is the continual work of many years. See what you think, and find what you like.

For full list
https://musea.wordpress.com/2008/12/10/100-plus-best-music-from-youtube-and-myspace/

Best unknown 60’s rock classic, Spencer Davis Group, “Gimme Some Lovin’ “(yt.)

Best Jazz Duo Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, “I Got Rhythm, etc. (yt.)

12 By 12, the first Co-op record company. Musea, Dallas, Texas.

Most inspiring female rock voice. Melanie (& The Edwin Hawkins Singers), “Candles in the Rain.” (yt.)

Best Jazz Chemistry, Any recording of Houston Person, Sax, and Ron Carter, Bass, like “Blue Seven.” (yt.)

Best “Love” Chorus. The Association, “Everything That Touches You”, (yt.)

Best Coltrane Cut from the Sound of Music. John Coltrane, “My Favorite Things” (yt.)

Best Monkees Single of Lesser Known Songs, Monkees, Hold On Girl/ Forget that Girl. (yt.)

Best Aretha Franklin Singing a Swinging Standard, Aretha Franklin, “Moon River”. (yt.)

Best Folk Cover of a Motown Classic, Mary McCaslin, “My World Is Empty Without You.” (yt.)

Past Copies of Musea

Dear Reader,

Musea is 27 years old this year. Some collectors may be interested in buying past issues.
My suggested price for my past issues is $100.00 for each copy in fine condition and $25,000 for all 205 issues in fine condition.

Tom Hendricks.

The NPR Public Editor has got to Go!

The Public editor has time to talk about a theme song switch on one morning news show, but won’t talk about NPR’s policy that blocks all mention of the entire music revolution where thousands and thousands of musicians are against the Big 3, the three old men, no women, that control the entire music industry.

Time for a new Public Editor, one who covers our serious concerns, and goes beyond this lite coverage.

This PE has become a watchdog for NPR, not listeners. We need someone new.

Tom Hendricks
Musea since 1992

Safe Earth … not yet!

We don’t live on a safe Earth yet.
Too many people can’t be free without being afraid of consequences for their actions, actions that most nations feel are the rights for all people.
Be safe till we all can be safe.