a little something for Leo

[Don Baer]

I know you like Bolero Leo

 

[Mike Stafford]

I happen to love Bolero myself.

Here is wonderful version for both the eyes and the ears.

 

[David Johnson]

Abother fan of Bolero. Both pieces most enjoyable. Yrube does expose us to lots of good music.
David

 

[Paul Douglass]

I use to come home from work after nerve racking day, put that record on my stereo, dawn my headphones lay flat on the floor, close my eyes and listen. Great piece of music. I always picture a slow moving caravan of camels coming across the desert, in single file. getting closer and closer to the oasis. I know it has nothing to do with that, But it, for some reason what I pictured.

 

[Mike Stafford]

Bolero is supposedly the perfect piece of music to listen to while making love. Its rhythm provides guidance for the performance.
It is also about 7 minutes in length which is considered optimum time for a happy ending.

 

[Ted Calver]

Speak for yourself, Quick Draw. Jus kiddin. I couldn't resist.

 

[Paul Douglass]

Hummm, that is not how I remember it!

 

[Chuck Ellis]

I'm sure I've heard Bolero at some time or other, but my go-to music is Amad Jamal... after a trying day at work dealing with customers, customs, department of transporttion/licensing, etc., steamship lines, trucking and airlines, would put his records on and chill out for hour or two and was good for the evening.

 

[Jay Caughron]

Speak for yourself, Quick Draw. Jus kiddin. I couldn't resist.

 

[Leo Voisine]

I know you like Bolero Leo

WOW - that was AMAZING to get that all out of just ONE chelo

 

[Toni Ciuraneta]

The video is a good way of really getting the ROI out of an instrument, and save on surcharges on luggage in flights.
As per the other skin rubbing comments... I stand for the fifth ammendment.