The pfm Spotify Playlists

Not bad, I'll nick the ones I haven't got. I can stick up one of my soul playlists of 400 tracks - 24 hour listening if you are an insomniac. Did you catch "Soulboy" on iPlayer - bogging storyline but some great dancing and music.

 

Can never have too much soul, If you haven't seen Craig Charles live it is definitely worth a trip. Will check out the "Soulboy" sounds up my street! Look forward to your soul playlist.

 

If this link works you have my best of 2015 so far - updated and pruned.


https://open.spotify.com/user/gassor/playlist/7pvXGk61j38Db02HVMXPie

Some standouts - Alex Winston, Kendrick Lamar, Ala.Ni, D'Angelo, Blur, Father John Misty, Courtney Barratt and believe it or not Noel Gallagher. Very fine 6 months.

 

Try this, only 453 tracks I'm afraid . Saw Craig Charles live about 4 years - great bass sound, very enjoyable.

https://open.spotify.com/user/gassor/playlist/5pWp8NTvfKrhj2wpGm3SKl

 

Nice, love exploring others playlists

 

enjoying the new playlists here!!!

 

What do you mean, "new playlists"? I don't see anything posted since 2015. When I click on the link it tries to open Spotify on the web and not go to it in the Spotify app. Do I have to log in to Spotify web in order to find or use these playlists?

 

Nice to see Wooden Shjips make it onto that playlist.
I have seen them live plenty of times they make a great noise!

 

Hi guys,newbie here,some good stuff posted,cheers.
Dunno if this website is of any use to anyone,you can submit your own playlists to it and also search for stuff you like to hear.
http://playlists.net
When you click on a playlist it opens up on Spotify straight away.
My own playlists are rock n pop,so be my guest.
https://open.spotify.com/user/tonyhendrix9/playlist/0ck9Z2br5kkOFt3xNiibS5?si=Hqpw3DK6THObZsfxLCEH2w
https://open.spotify.com/user/tonyhendrix9/playlist/1HvsUTfD7JT2EPCgnhRMv2?si=8X2CbwlIRGCnBEw9EL_DUg

 

Meant to add this place,most of you will probably have used it before,if not,enjoy.
Tip,use MP3 if using an iPad or Android and WMA if it's a computer.
Sometimes it can take ages until you come to the band you want to hear,just keep scrolling it should be there.
http://tela.sugarmegs.org

 

New Americana aka American Folk for your pure musical pleasure.

https://listen.tidal.com/playlist/5b9d66e0-25ad-4a53-88be-5e372c8b90ec

 

NME festive 50 1980. Quality.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/66IgjKJYXHstrbUa7zfZgP?si=uuOn8066QwKph6ntXySpgA

 

god bless the child - youtube compilation of Jarrett trio performances - must have seen them that year at the festival Hall.
all better for me than the studio recording which I found a bit sterile and clunky (sorry Jack!).


on same youtube page - great Montreux performance of Black Market by Weather Report - Shorter really 'playing'.
never really understood the supposed 'rhythm section' problems the group was supposedly beset by prior to Peter Erskine coming in on drums.
Alex Acuna on this one, and great apart from one OTT bit. Pastorious more muted than in his starring yrs, and the better for it imo.

 

Here's a playlist of my favorite songs one per artist. Most of these artists have more than one song I consider to be a favorite so it took me a while to come up with these.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4B9WVp4m4kU8obk49Ae9CK

 

Just added what I consider some of the best hiphop tracks made from the best lyricist’s that have blessed the mic.

 

Enjoying these playlists, thanks! I've been vinyl only for years, with the odd cd, but with two teenage daughters I've been dragged into the digital age. Just getting the hang of Spotify, the variety and sheer amount of artists I've never come across before is staggering. Great stuff!

 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DX55dNU0PWnO5?si=Pck0CyFURGCNTRQv88k8uw

 

https://open.spotify.com/album/6Xhb46t8f3z8FkuXQAj4UV?si=D3mGvH1NSKCV4GbcSQS0Rg

 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/51t6BlD4kh8vXcoKXU9lMz?si=hvyhlFQJRPaYLJPRuh2HUg

 

Have another one....
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/74D9s42LkvKFKsNyo0Pjh2?si=iRO3yvTIRCSZw2tYRc_H2Q