Marilyn Crispell with Gary Peacock and Paul Motian - Amaryllis
Crispell falls in with the Peacock/Motian/ECM axis here, but totally convincingly. If you like Motian's later piano trio recordings, this has to be one of the best.
Cantate Domino on Proprius PRCD 7762 Recorded 23-25 Jan and April 29 1976 in Oscarskyrkan in Stockholm a few tracks make the hair on the back of the neck bristle brrrr lovely.
Yeah. They're both good, in a similar, but different, mash-up of styles.
Ranglin is a very interesting musician. I believe that he was originally a jazz player, but was a studio musician in Jamaica at the time of the birth of reggae, so he can lay claim to being one of the style's inventors.
I have a couple more of his albums - Now is the Time is going on next because I haven't played it for aeons, and Modern Answers to Old Questions (or something similar) which iTunes may have lost track of (or perhaps I'm getting the title wrong).
Junior Marvin / Lee Scratch Perry "Roots Train". Total net wrongness of track = zero.
Sorry. -1 at worst.
Do you have the Lee Scratch Perry Arkology Box Set from a few years back? Must be about 15, coming to think of it. A mate of mine, now sadly passed, came round one hot Saturday evening, and we spent the evening in the garden with Sam and his wife listening to it on my ghetto blaster.
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Ah yes. This is why I like music.
I keep hearing them on radioparadise, they are sort of 'pop' but much better, actually I am a sucker for really good pop/songwriter music.
I wonder if the recent album lives up to the teo ear-worm tracks I have come to love.
Oh yes.