Tonight’s Soothiness by FDR IN HELL

22 Comments on Tonight’s Soothiness by FDR IN HELL

1. I guess we now know what they play in the elevators in hell. LOL

2. @ Bad Brad

   We should be so lucky.
   Try Montovani and Andre Kostelanetz 24/7.
   🙄

3. What’s not to like about Montovani?

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ogoh0xM6sw

4. Bravissimo. And I like Montovani also.

5. Rumor has it this plays in the elevators in heaven.

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BHJTMknipM

6. FDR, even after all these years in the Underworld you still have an exquisite taste in music.

7. Marshall Tucker, best Southern Rock Band ever, to me.

8. This is PBS

9. Actually this is my favorite Marshal Tucker Band song. Maybe my Favorite of all time. Toss up between this and CSN Southern Cross. But that just tonight. Shit might change tomorrow.

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUL68ZeclcA

10. Beautiful! Thanks, F.D.R.
    Hands down, my favorite ‘soothiness’ so far.

11. FDR must be from New Haven or Bridgeport

12. Made it thru the first 3 minutes…now I gotta go to bed!

13. How do you play a stringed instrument without frets?

14. @SiS, intonation is what its refered as, which really means putting your finger down in the right place. Practice, practice, practice.

    @FDRinHell, good perfomance selction.

    @the rest of you guys, one of these days, boys. One of these days.

    …http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb7JhpD2g4k…

15. Hell would not have elevators. It’s hell. My first apartment was in hell. 20 floors. No elevator.

16. Where in all hell did you find that? My favorite “soothie” so far.

17. I thought the young Bill Clinton played sax?

18. FDR, I thought I was the only person who absolutely loved that song. I saw the movie when it was first out in theaters and knew I had to get the soundtrack. I still have it on my playlist. The string work in that piece is gorgeous.

19. Love this. Thanks, FDR.

20. One of my favorites from Ennio Morricone. I’m glad there are some fellow movie music aficionados out there.

    If you like classic style movie music I recommend this online radio service. I listen to it all the time

    http://aolradio.slacker.com/

    Just register and its free, though you sometimes have to fight the autoplaying commercials.

21. Now THIS is soothiness. Excellent selection FDR.

    You see, public broadcasting is good for something.

    Brad and Moe Tom – Absolutely love the Tucker boys. They were my band in the mid 70’s. The way they could blend the flute and the sax into their country rock genre was brilliant.

22. yo yo will personally play for the fema trains.

    So soothing.