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Originally Posted by mlewis78
I tried listening to music through the Amazon Music app on my phone while I was out. The first two tries I thought I selected an album, but it gave me two songs from it and then other songs by other artists. Finally, after I chose a James Galway C.P.E. Bach Concerto album, it worked. I think I pressed on the album photo. There was no play button, only shuffle buttons. I want to stop paying Apple $10 a month for music, but I have to make this work better. A lot of my music on Amazon I uploaded to it years ago (can't do that now) and I see that I have to "add it" to my music before I can play it.
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We have Prime music, and I asked Alexa to play "American Storm" (by Bob Seger). She said "Here's American Storm and other songs like it." She did in fact play the named song first, and then proceeded to play a bunch of other classic rock I didn't ask for. Weird.
BTW, she now invariably refuses to turn off my kitchen lights with the command "Kitchen off" as she has done for years. That command elicits the response "It's off" and does nothing else as far as I can tell. The command "Turn off the kitchen" works fine. I've gotten around this by creating a routine called "kitchen off" which explicitly turns off the lights, but I don't like layers of crud complicating a setup needlessly.
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