What are you listening to?

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For a mellow listening experience, Caroline Adomeit's violin performances are a pleasure to hear.

Schubert Serenade

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This is the Bee Gees track I.O.I.O. from their 1970 album and film Cucumber Castle. It was also later remastered and included on their 1990 four-CD box set, Tales from the Brothers Gibb. The song laments losing a beloved girl. My favorite lines in the song are:

She never told me why she left me
But the letter said goodbye

I.O.I.O.

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The very charming, lovely, and talented Ana Vidović performs a beautiful live classical guitar rendition of Yesterday. Perfect!

Yesterday

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The very lovely, charming, and talented Alyona Yarushina produced a smooth cover of this 1980 hit ballad. She has excellent vocals, presence, and style as usual. 

Sailing

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1980s rocker Pat Benatar reached No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1981 with Fire and Ice. The song peaked at No. 2 on Billboard's US Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. The song either did not chart or was not released in the UK.

Fire And Ice

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The darkness, beauty, and creativity of Emma Ruth Rundle comes through nicely on her brand new track Enough. Excellent sound, presence, and mystic energy as always. I'm looking forward to her upcoming album These Killing Times out September 18, 2026. It's definitely something to look forward to hearing and sharing during October as Halloween approaches.

Enough