Philosofy
468 posts
Jun 18, 2013
8:03 PM
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Spotify is a music program that allows you to create playlists of almost every song imaginable, and with the paid version you can share playlists with other people. I just got it, and I'm learning, but I know that others here have more experience than me. (I don't know how to share playlists yet.)
I was thinking of starting threads with the word Spotify to get suggestions on what songs to put in these playlists. For instance, here are some ideas for playlists I have:
Spotify: A Harp songs to play along with
Spotify: C Harp songs
etc.
Spotify: Beginner songs
Spotify: 1st position songs
Spotify: Pre War Blues
Spotify: Post War Blues
Spotify: Modern Blues
Can anyone help me learn Spotify and share playlists? Do you guys think this is a good idea?
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Reed Triller
55 posts
Jun 18, 2013
10:03 PM
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Oddly enough I am a Spotify ambassador for my college at the ripe ol age of 40 because I absolutely love Spotify. So, they chose me to spread the Spotify Gospel,lol.
Message me at my screen name @aol.com OR Reed Triller on Facebook which might be easier if you have an account there.
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Bend it like Ricci - Me
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Miles Dewar
1474 posts
Jun 18, 2013
11:10 PM
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I love these programs! The only problem I have is when I type in "Jimmy McGriff," I soon just don't care about any other search terms.
Chicago Blues could be added.
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---Go Chicago Bears!!!---
Last Edited by Miles Dewar on Jun 18, 2013 11:11 PM
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apskarp
612 posts
Jun 19, 2013
4:44 AM
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Very good idea! I also love spotify, have been using it for more than two years now. I carry it with me in my mobile phone so I can listen my playlists in a car etc.
I would especially like to have playlists for harp keys as I only carry one harp with me most of the time.
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Hoodoo Sauna
Last Edited by apskarp on Jun 19, 2013 4:48 AM
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felip
35 posts
Jun 20, 2013
3:08 PM
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I created a Harmonica instrumentals Spotify list based in a post in the forum several months ago.
spotify:user:fnadal:playlist:3d80iuaTzMcCapKiBzKdh2
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apskarp
613 posts
Jun 20, 2013
10:49 PM
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Philosofy: Instructions for creating these playlists are pretty easy.
1) Create a playlist and give it a descriptive name (e.g. Harp Blues in G)
2) Right-click the name of the playlist and select "copy HTTP link"
3) Then you just describe these lists here at MBH and share it
Like here is the HTTP link for Felip's playlist:
Harmonica instrumentals - http://open.spotify.com/user/fnadal/playlist/3d80iuaTzMcCapKiBzKdh2
You can also edit it to show just the name of the link
Felip's Harmonica instrumentals
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Hoodoo Sauna
Last Edited by apskarp on Jun 20, 2013 10:51 PM
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johnnycajon
4 posts
Jun 21, 2013
6:04 AM
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Spotify is revolutionising the way I listen to music. I used to buy loads of music on iTunes. Now I use Spotify for a tenner per month. I choose which playlists to make available offline. It's introduced me to so many artists and bands that I may not have bothered with if I had to buy a CD or download. I'd be keen to share harp playlists. It sounds easy to set up.
Last Edited by johnnycajon on Jun 21, 2013 6:05 AM
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