Definitely: the perfect good weather music.
And of course there's a little political connection: Spain and Italy may actually get it together to tell the big bankers that austerity doesn't work. Associated Press reported Monday that Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and Italian Premier Enrico Letta urged :the eurozone to focus more on spurring economic growth instead of just reducing debt....
"Europe must focus on getting more
young people into the workforce and alleviating the financial hardships
ordinary people are facing, Letta said. In particular, he warned, if an
upcoming June EU summit ends with another "bureaucratic, routine,
formal" result, the 2014 elections for the European Parliament could see a rise in victory for anti-European parties."
Maybe this is good music for cool action too.
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Just the fact of buying the vinyl of this recording in Berkeley is in itself cool.
Alas, I think a change of direction by the austerians may require torches and pitchforks.
But it would be cool if they could be as cool as Miles.
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