You Don't Know What Love Is

Oh, darn that dream.

You don't know what love is Until you've learned the meaning

of the blues

Until you've loved a love you've had to lose You don't know what love is You don't know how lips hurt Until you've kissed and had to pay the cost Until you flipped your heart and you have lost No, you don't know what love is how a lost heart fears the thought of reminiscing and how lips that taste of tears lose their taste for kissing you don't know Our hearts burn for love that cannot live yet never dies.

Until you faced each dawn with sleepless eyes.

No, you don't know what love is.

oh Do you know how a lost heart feels?

is the thought of reminiscing and how lips that taste of tears lose their taste for kissing you don't know how hearts burn For love that cannot live yet never dies until you've faced each dawn with sleepless eyes.

The track we heard was "Tysta Lengter." And before that, some blissed out lap steel from Golden Brown, AKA Stefan Beck, from the album Weird Choices, another one on Inner Islands from 2023, a track called "Y Después." And also in there was Raphael Toral from his fantastic 2025 release, Traveling Light, which is an hour-long collection of jazz standards reworked into very otherworldly ambient drones that pushes the limits of the jazz genre.

That piece was "You Don't Know What Love Is," originally written by Gene de Paul and Don Ray in 1941, and has been recorded by the likes of Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, and Chet Baker.

And before that was Faith Colechia and Tashi Dorji, one of the most surprising and gorgeous collaborations I've heard this year, and that was a track called "Short-lived Echo" from the album And Their Power Was Live.

And first up was the dream folk outfit Silver Summit with "The Bridge" from the two- 2008 self-titled release.