Dave you are on a slippery slope and where could it all end - Kenny Ball ???
Tete a Tete - Art Pepper/George Cables - just Art with tinkly bits by Cables but heart-breaking ballad playing. ( think these were sadly almost the last recordings he made ).
Soft Machine One . Just dropped in by chance to 'Neptunes' record shop in Rhyl and scored original copies of the first and second albums . I was only talking last night on the other forum about how sad it was Kevin Ayers had died, then found these two ( hard to find ) LP's that have been on my wants list for ages .
Soft Machine Third . 'The Moon in June' and 'Out-bloody-rageous' . Fabulous . Now for 'Why are we sleeping' again... before I go off to do some sleeping !
Excellent LP , great companion to 'The Madcap Laughs' and 'Barrett'
I'm listening to CAN 'Soon over Babaluma' . People often talk about great drummers and forget to mention Jackie Liebezeit - very poor judgement in my opinion .
Hunky dory my favourite bowie Steve miller born to be blue Robin trower. Take what you need
Steve miller doing jazz numbers great, wouldn't touch his other stuff,and robin trower still suffers from his hendrix comparison. Personally I think he is much more than a clone John klemmer hush mmmmm!!!
One of the most important albums I ever bought. I can't remember why I bought it, but it must have been in Birmingham somewhere because it was released in 1979 and it was fairly newly released when I got it, and suddenly realms of jazz that I hadn't made sense of came into focus.
It still sounds fantastic musically and recording-wise today.
One of the most important albums I ever bought. I can't remember why I bought it, but it must have been in Birmingham somewhere because it was released in 1979 .
ECM label again ... as per Terje Rypdal . Interesting, will try to get a copy .
Seeing the Crusaders on a Live from Montreux broadcast sometime in my early- to mid-teens was one of the turning points for me. Away from prog and singer-songwriters towards the deep abyss of ugly music to come :-)
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Now Kinobe 'Soundphiles'. Similarly good, though less wonderous.
Sweet. Quite a bit of bass for this late at night though...
Probably my favourite of hIs comeback trio albums incl Living Legend & The Trip.
Tete a Tete - Art Pepper/George Cables - just Art with tinkly bits by Cables but heart-breaking ballad playing. ( think these were sadly almost the last recordings he made ).
Yes t'was I.
Sonny meets Hawk - intriguing album where Rollins plays basically free jazz with his idol Coleman Hawkins who to his credit is not outplayed.
Just dropped in by chance to 'Neptunes' record shop in Rhyl and scored original copies of the first and second albums . I was only talking last night on the other forum about how sad it was Kevin Ayers had died, then found these two ( hard to find ) LP's that have been on my wants list for ages .
http://www.audio-talk.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4755
'Why are we Sleeping' is a great track, everything I would want from that genre and period in time .
Jeff beck live at ronnie scotts
Dianne reeves...... Great voice.........
I'm listening to CAN 'Soon over Babaluma' . People often talk about great drummers and forget to mention Jackie Liebezeit - very poor judgement in my opinion .
Steve miller born to be blue
Robin trower. Take what you need
Steve miller doing jazz numbers great, wouldn't touch his other stuff,and robin trower still suffers from his hendrix comparison. Personally I think he is much more than a clone
John klemmer hush mmmmm!!!
We Gonna Move (1937).
If they're still makin' 'em like this, I ain't hearing 'em! No sir.
seems to be a farewell concert/session in honor of BBC television centre.
Art with strings which works surprisingly well !