For me, I want to start off with a dedication to and a R.I.P. for Chuck Mangione.

@#6

Yup.

I also noticed in that video the analog tape recorders using 10 1/2 reels of 2 inch wide audio tape.

I have such a reel of audio tape upstairs on a shelf.

I have no idea what is on that reel of tape.

I obtained the reel back nearly 5 decades ago when I worked for a record company. The company at the time was cleaning up ~stuff~ and that reel of tape was destined for the trash. The reel was in an odd place in the building, I was curious about it. So I asked the appropriate Manager if I could have it. He said,, "take it."

As I said, I have no idea of what may be on that reel of audio tape, but it was from a major record label back then.

I have no means to listen to that tape, as my tape players were all 1/4 inch consumer types.

Oh well...

@#10 ... Find one ...

I did that with a similarly-attained 1/2 inch 7 inch reel of tape.

Back then, I knew someone in the industry.

Turns out, the tape was a video recording of an old Johnny Cash concert.

So, I contacted the Johnny Cash Museum and asked them if they wanted the donation ...

Yeah, I may start down that path again ...

Back to tunes ...

OK, one from left field ...

@#16 ... (Austin City Limits) ...

An amazing music show.

I've been enjoying it for decades.

Here's another tune for that show ...

@#18 ... An amazing music show. ...

I did not know ...

But, back to the tunes ...

@#20

OK, PBS now seems to be only offering a couple minute "preview" of that amazing show, instead of the full show they used to offer.

@#23 ... You don't know Austin City Limits? ...

As I stated in #18 ...

I've been enjoying that show for decades.

What I did not know was the accolades that the show has earned.

And, imo, rightfully so.

Now, let's get back to the tunes ...

One you do not hear often (if ever) on streaming ...