Songs for Saturday: Just some links

[mdlbear]

Thanks to a comment by filkferengi on last week's S4S, I'd like to draw your attention to Myth & Moor by Teri Windling; available locally as terriwindling_feed. Terri posts marvelous long posts on a variety of subjects; in particular links to music videos, mostly on Mondays. I am probably not going to subscribe, at least not unless my time-management skills improve by an improbable amount. Your mileage may vary.

Also in a comment, my old friend andyheninger has a few more Richard Thompson links. For some reason I never got into Fairport Convention, which is a pity.

I'm still a bit hung up on "1952 Vincent Black Lightning". I found a series of lessons on YouTube:

  @ 1. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Guitar Lesson - Simplest Version
    - The Travis Picking Guitar Series - YouTube
    2. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Guitar Lesson - Verses + Main Theme
    3. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Guitar Lesson - Verse Variations
    4. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Guitar Lesson - Interludes + Ending

(I may be missing one.) I'm still waffling over whether I'm crazy enough to try to learn it.

And finally, by way of Emacs news for 2018-05-21, we have Joseph Wilk explaining how to use Emacs as a musical instrument. For example, this video, titled "You fall into your screen". Not exactly my favorite type of music, but it's definitely my favorite text editor.