In the garden with radio paradise. Love the fact that I don't know what's coming next, so much new music the fact that I can look up the playlist later and note the ones I really like, great.
Have spent the afternoon going through the Bands back catalogue (miss the vinyl) most impressive Life is a carnival featuring Alan Toussant's arrangement. Worth a listen in my book.
Have spent the afternoon going through the Bands back catalogue (miss the vinyl) most impressive Life is a carnival featuring Alan Toussant's arrangement. Worth a listen in my book.
Do like The Band and some of Robbies solo stuff, his eponymous album still sounds great now .
Have spent the afternoon going through the Bands back catalogue (miss the vinyl) most impressive Life is a carnival featuring Alan Toussant's arrangement. Worth a listen in my book.
Do like The Band and some of Robbies solo stuff, his eponymous album still sounds great now .
Yup. I bought it when it came out and still listen to it from time to time. It's a great 80s production - Daniel Lanois?
Liked it when I was listening in the shower this morning. I didn't like it so much when I listened again at my desk. Maybe I need to listen another time.
Have spent the afternoon going through the Bands back catalogue (miss the vinyl) most impressive Life is a carnival featuring Alan Toussant's arrangement. Worth a listen in my book.
I have The Band slated for later/tomorrow once I've got through the Joni set and the other albums I have queued up from yesterday. I'm assuming Life is a Carnival is an album? What do I know about The Band?
Have spent the afternoon going through the Bands back catalogue (miss the vinyl) most impressive Life is a carnival featuring Alan Toussant's arrangement. Worth a listen in my book.
I have The Band slated for later/tomorrow once I've got through the Joni set and the other albums I have queued up from yesterday. I'm assuming Life is a Carnival is an album? What do I know about The Band?
I found it as a track on a studio album and as a live album.
I listened to the studio album. It was OK, but it won't jump from streaming to bought.
We are all different, some music leaves me dumbfounded, some entranced, I think that's how it should be? at least that's my experience. I wouldn't choose to change it.
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Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko - Traversées
John Hiatt - Mystic Pinball
The band are running on magic juice!
What are you starting the weekend with?
Brad Mehldau Trio - Ode
There are better, but if it's original jazz you want, this one's near the top.
Tomas Fujiwara - Triple Double
The band doubles up on instrumentation, see: https://jazztimes.com/reviews/albums/tomas-fujiwara-triple-double/, hence the name.
It was called Downtown Jazz, but now they've all moved from Manhattan to Brooklyn. But Brooklyn Jazz means something else (are you following?
Good album, this one.
The Comet is Coming - Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam
YUP!
Liked it when I was listening in the shower this morning. I didn't like it so much when I listened again at my desk. Maybe I need to listen another time.
Joni Mitchell - The Asylum Albums (1972-75)
Some fabulous stuff, here.
Unless you know better, of course.
I listened to the studio album. It was OK, but it won't jump from streaming to bought.
I tend to think of the great man's only Blue Note album as Tiny Steps
Then:
Copy and paste in here. That's it!