Miles Davis - Walkin'....

GTR / GTR.
A "supergroup" with some excellent guitarists Steve Howe and Steve Hackett.
A bit of Yes flavor. I wonder why :scratch2:

Mostly Autumn - Storms Over Still Water

Steely Dan - Aja....

just finished side one Introducing the Beatles / the Beatles.
NP Axis : bold as love / Jimi Hendrix.

Nora Jones - Come Away With Me....

Strawbs - Ghosts

I love the Strawbs....

Get the knack / Knack. Very clean vinyl.

Get the knack / Knack. Very clean vinyl.

That has not aged well.

Moxy - S/T :rockon:

R.I.P. Buzz Shearman

Harry James & His Big Band - The King James Version,Sheffield Lab....

ELO - A New World Record

New remaster Sept 12?

Rickie Lee Jones - Self-titled....

Dream Theater - Octavarium

Alone together / Dave Mason.

Alone together / Dave Mason.

Now yer talkin'....

Excellent album Pete. One of my favoites.

Alone together / Dave Mason.



Always a good choice! :thmbsp:



Lyle Lovett & His Large band....

Wide awake in dreamland / Pat Benatar.
Man I've been finding some strange stuff tonight.

Wide awake in dreamland / Pat Benatar.
Man I've been finding some strange stuff tonight.

You are in dreamland.

Wake up......

Where are you Pete? You are stuck in an awful cliche...get out, get out while you still can...

Listening to today's purchases

Ray LaMontagne: Till the sun turns black (excellent by the way)
Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins: Rabbit Fur Coat

AC/DC - Back In Back

It ain't Bon Scott.

Okay, I'll give them this album. A tribute perhaps. After this is was pop stardom.

I don't think I'll get many opinions on this anyway....:)

Definitely their best effort IMO

Fairyland - Realm Of Wonders


Carl

Definitely their best effort IMO

Carl

Bon Scott just rolled over in his grave...

"Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be"

Let There Be Rock!

AC/DC - Let There Be Rock

This album was a teenage staple in my day. Great stuff!

42-39-56....you could say she had it allllllllll......

Remastered version of Uncle Tupelo's "Anodyne", with several previously unissued tracks.

Check the rockin live cover of "Suzy Q"...

Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells


Carl

Tristania - (Ashes)

Joseph Arthur --- Redemption's Son

(Great CD which I had not heard before---my wife gave it to me for my birthday.)

Yes ~ Big Generator

Dizzy Gillespie/Charlie Parker - Town Hall, NYC, June 22, 1945.

What's funny is that Symphony Sid, in his opening statement, announces this as a "modern" concert. I guess in 1945 this was pretty avant-garde as they began to move away from big band/swing. This is the birth of be-bop.

And Charlie arrives late, as usual.

Just came in from my run and put in this CD....

Ozric Tentacles - Erpland

The Jazztet - At Birdhouse

Featuring Art Farmer and Benny Golson live from Birdhouse, Chicago in May 1961.

Art Farmer, trumpet, flugelhorn; Benny Golson, tenor sax; Thomas McIntosh, trombone; Cedar Walton, piano; Thomas Williams, bass; Albert Heath, drums.

Just came in from my run and put in this CD....

Ozric Tentacles - Erpland

I do like the Ozrics, primarily their early stuff. I don't have Erpland but I do have a 2 CD compilation titled Afterswish that captures material from their early days. Excellent music.

Al Cohn - Broadway

I do like the Ozrics, primarily their early stuff. I don't have Erpland but I do have a 2 CD compilation titled Afterswish that captures material from their early days. Excellent music.


I think Afterswish is a compilation of the songs that OT released on Cassette only when they were starting out. Those are now available on CD. The quality isn't as good since OT was doing it all themselves back in them days. I am still getting those on CD however.

You would like Erpland, Jurassic Shift, Pungent Effulgent, Strangeitude, Arborescence for sure. I have all these on CDs..Dovetail and Dovetail/I.R.S.

They have since been reissued I believe on another label.

Miles Davis - E.S.P.

From 1965. The first studio album for Miles Davis and his second great quintet.

Miles Davis, trumpet; Wayne Shorter, tenor sax; Herbie Hancock, piano; Ron Carter, bass; Tony Williams, drums.

I think Afterswish is a compilation of the songs that OT released on Cassette only when they were starting out. Those are now available on CD. The quality isn't as good since OT was doing it all themselves back in them days. I am still getting those on CD however.

You would like Erpland, Jurassic Shift, Pungent Effulgent, Strangeitude, Arborescence for sure. I have all these on CDs..Dovetail and Dovetail/I.R.S.

They have since been reissued I believe on another label.

The Afterswish comp that I have was released by Dovetail in 1991. I'm not even sure if it's still in print. And it may have been reissued recently. But yeah, there was time when I was really into the Ozrics and along the way I purchased Jurassic Shift, Strangeitude, Aborescence, Curious Corn, Waterfall Cities, The Hidden Step and Spirals In Hyperspace but prefer the older material.

I need to get Erpland and Pungent Efflugent. Thanks.

Cheers

Cars ~ Candy-O
Rush ~ Signals

Iggy Pop - Brick by Brick

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Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill....

Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial

The Doors.

The Afterswish comp that I have was released by Dovetail in 1991. I'm not even sure if it's still in print. And it may have been reissued recently. But yeah, there was time when I was really into the Ozrics and along the way I purchased Jurassic Shift, Strangeitude, Aborescence, Curious Corn, Waterfall Cities, The Hidden Step and Spirals In Hyperspace but prefer the older material.

I need to get Erpland and Pungent Efflugent. Thanks.

Cheers

Erpland is probably of the era of OT you prefer. It is pretty good. My fave is Jurassic Shift so far.

TIN MACHINE (1989, EMI) Has it's moments. The live country version of "Bus Stop" always makes me smile.

Jeez, I've never even heard OF Ozric.
NP Say no more / Badfinger.

Robert Palmer - Secrets :music:

R.I.P. Robert :tears:

The Munks - Heartbreak Numbers (2006, Big Bender)

The Subdudes - Self-titled....

I'm spinning one from Dylan's Bootleg Series - Blues.

JD

Robert Palmer - Secrets :music:

R.I.P. Robert :tears:

You ever heard of the band Vinegar Joe (http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=ADFEAEE4731ED24AAF7E20C0802646C8A776FF0CD057 DA8611344754D5B97F4B82006AB70CA5D99AEEA420F870B0FE 2ABB580FD3CCA25FF6DC6F373885FEC61D&sql=11:ulf5zf0heh3k)? Robert Palmer played a large role in that band. Music was pretty good too. Damn good in fact....at least I thought it was.

Cheers

PS....Mama's Pride is in the house. Thanks!

Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing....

Branigan / Laura Branigan.

Blind Faith and no pops or crackles that intrude and it is an original album.

"Mah Na Mah Na"- Piero Umiliani, 1968. Was originally used in a sex film about Sweden. Later, it was used as a theme in Benny Hill & on The Muppets. I KNOW you've heard it-Consists of some guy holding his nose & saying "Mah Na Mah Na", while some chick is going "Dit Dee Dee-Dee-Dah", accompanied by a cheesy '60s-sounding organ. Blind Faith ? Howzabout Percy Faith- "Swedish Rhapsody"....<grin>

Sandy, you got new meds today or whut?

Jeff Beck - Wired....

Uh, yeah, Toze, why do you ask ?....Well, I ain't got time to mess w/youse guys, anyhow...I gotta go dig up that copy of "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport", an' then it's "I'm Looking Over My Dead Dog Rover"...

You ever heard of the band Vinegar Joe (http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=ADFEAEE4731ED24AAF7E20C0802646C8A776FF0CD057 DA8611344754D5B97F4B82006AB70CA5D99AEEA420F870B0FE 2ABB580FD3CCA25FF6DC6F373885FEC61D&sql=11:ulf5zf0heh3k)? Robert Palmer played a large role in that band. Music was pretty good too. Damn good in fact....at least I thought it was.

Cheers

PS....Mama's Pride is in the house. Thanks!

"......I never met a dog that took to me" :beerchug:

Crank up Ol' St. Lou............if you really wanna hear the blues. :thmbsp:

Friday is my "Saturday" so I'm playing the stereo and bullsh!tting in chat.
Deja vu / Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.

Brand new out of the ether tonight and excellent:

Bobby Bare Jr.~ The Longest Meow

Me likey.

Wind of change / Peter Frampton.

Guy Clark - Workbench Songs (2006, Dualtone) Many thanks to Carl for this one.

Guy Clark - Workbench Songs (2006, Dualtone) Many thanks to Carl for this one.

I'm burning that one right now for a preview listen. Guy is my hero.

Night Ranger-"Goodbye"

CDs listened to so far today...

GTR - Self Titled
Metallica - Kill'em All
Yngwie J. Malsteen's Rising Force - Self Titled (The absolute best of its genre!)

I'm burning that one right now for a preview listen. Guy is my hero.
You are going to enjoy the heck out of it.


Epica - We Will Take You With Us


Carl

You are going to enjoy the heck out of it.


Epica - We Will Take You With Us


Carl

Good grief- 5 cuts in and it's as strong as anything he's ever done, and that's a BIG statement for me. Fecking genius, just like always.

I LOVE GUY CLARK

But, seriously folks ... / Joe Walsh.

Good grief- 5 cuts in and it's as strong as anything he's ever done, and that's a BIG statement for me. Fecking genius, just like always.

Told ya so. :)


Carl

Yup.

NP: Mary Gauthier~ Mercy Now

Wide awake in dreamland / Pat Benatar.

Season's End - The Failing Light


Carl

Joseph Arthur~ Our Shadows Remain- quite loud and wonderful.

Joseph Arthur~ Our Shadows Remain- quite loud and wonderful.

Ditto that!

Dave Holland Big Band - Overtime

An excellent 2005 release on the Dare2 Records label.

Cheers

Head East ~ Head East.

Jack Bruce --- A Question of Time

Dave Holland Big Band - What Goes Around

Hank Mobley - The Turnaround

Recorded in two sessions, March 7, 1963 and February 5, 1965.

March 7, 1963 session:

Donald Byrd, trumpet; Hank Mobley, tenor sax; Herbie Hancock, piano; Butch Warren, bass; Philly Joe Jones, drums.

February 5, 1965 session:

Freddie Hubbard, trumpet; Hank Mobley, tenor sax; Barry Harris, piano; Paul Chambers, bass; Billy Higgins, drums.

You may ask yourself, "Why two years between sessions?" Answer: Tracks 2 and 3, recorded March 7, 1963 were leftovers from the same session that produced the 'No Room For Squares' album. Hank left Blue Note briefly and personal drug problems removed him from the jazz scene for all of 1964. The Turnaround is a statement album for Hank signifying his "turnaround" or return to both Jazz and Blue Note.

Cheers

Jackie McLean - A Fickle Sonance

Tommy Turrentine, trumpet; Jackie McLean, alto sax; Sonny Clark, piano; Butch Warren, bass; Billy Higgins, drums.

Recorded October 26, 1961.

Tommy Turrentine is Stanley's older brother for those who give a rip.

Cheers

Dave Brubeck Quartet - The Tralfamadore Cafe, Buffalo, NY, 6/14/04

peter and the wolf - manfred mann and friends...

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http://www.progarchi...hy_cd.asp?cd_id=2387 (http://www.progarchives.com/progressive_rock_discography_cd.asp?cd_id=2387)

I cleaned it with DISCOCLEAN right now, fantastic effect. Does any one knows this (expensive) stuff?

Helge

helge

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Yes - 90125

peter and the wolf - manfred mann and friends...

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Love that disc, may have to get it out for a listen :thmbsp:

Right now, though, first listen to Therion - Sirius B

gaucho - steely dan....

The Randy Weston Trio - Get Happy....

The Artistry Of Barney Kessel.A very nice Compilation.....

Fleetwood Mac - Future Games

Teaser and the firecat / Cat Stevens.

Dexter Gordon - Manhattan Symphonie

Hampton Hawes - Something Special....

The Pretenders - Learning To Crawl

Cannonball Adderly With Bill Evans - Know What I Mean....

Cannonball Adderly With Bill Evans - Know What I Mean....

Yes I do, because...

"Everybody Digs Bill Evans" -- Bill Evans Trio

Bridge of sighs / Robin Trower.
Now playing: Relish / Joan Osbourne.

Black Sabbath - Dehumanizer

Whitesnake - Ready an Willin'

Before you say "ewwww, Whitesnake" this is a good one.

Steve Davis, Eric Alexander- One for All, a new release; fabulous!
Pat Metheny and Brad Meldau- another new one; outstanding! :music:

Art Blakey & The J.M.s - Caravan....

No quarter / Jimmy Paige & Robert Plant.

Eric Clapton ~ Just One Night
Grant Green ~ The Complete Quartets with Sonny Clark

Kenny Dorham - Quiet Kenny....

If I Could Do It All Over Again, I'd Do It All Over You by Caravan

The Thelonious Monk Quartet - WNYC "Festival of American Music"
February 16, 1948 (re-broadcast)

Thelonious Monk - Piano
Idrees Sulieman (Leonard Graham) - Trumpet
Curley Russell - Bass
Art Blakey - Drums

Carl

That was short but sweet.

McCoy Tyner Trio Special Guest : Pharoah Sanders
Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma Lugano, Switzerland 7/3/85


Carl

Emerson, Lake & Palmer.

Seven by Magenta

Fried egg sandwich w/baby swiss, cold glass of milk and:

Robert Cray - Heavy Picks Collection

Mojo Lingo --- Wood, Wire & Words

Last 10 songs played on Unity Radio:

Hugh Masekela - Mama (Metro Area Birthday Dub)
Diana Krall - Come Dance with Me
Bangles - Hazy Shade Of Winter
Aim ft. Kate Rogers - The Girl Who Fell Through The Ice
The Little Willies - Love Me
Tim Story - Woman at the Well
Astrud Gilberto And Walter Wanderley - Here's That Rainy Day
Otis Rush - Ain't That Good News
Beyoncé - Kitty Kat
Lightnin' Hopkins - Trouble in Mind

Lee Morgan - The Cooker

Lee Morgan, trumpet; Pepper Adams, baritone sax; Bobby Timmons, piano; Paul Chamber, bass; Philly Joe Jones, drums.

Recorded September 27, 1957.

An excellent version of A Night In Tunisia can be heard on this album that would rival any performance by Dizzy himself.

Farm Dogs --- Immigrant Sons

Iron Maiden ~ Powerslave

Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers - The Witch Doctor

Lee Morgan, trumpet; Wayne Shorter, tenor sax; Bobby Timmons, piano; Jymie Merritt, bass, Art Blakey, drums.

Recorded March 14, 1961.

These guys were churning out albums faster than you could say Rudy Van Gelder. Shoot, they released 5 studio albums in 1961 for Blue Note alone. Not a bad one in the bunch either.

Cheers

Dave Brubeck Quartet - The Crossing

A very fine Telarc recording from 2001.

Zebra - IV

Electric Light Orchestra - Zoom

This is really nothing more than a Jeff Lynn solo album with special guests but since Jeff owns the right to use the ELO name, I guess he can title the damn thing any way he sees fit. :D

Released in 2001.

This is actually pretty good music.

Cheers

Linda Ronstadt - Greatest Hits on vinyl. Always loved her voice.

Therion - Secret of the Runes

I like this better every time I hear it :music:

Therion - Secret of the Runes

I like this better every time I hear it :music:

I don't play that one often enough Rich. Seems like Lemuria/Sirius B gets all my attention. I'll throw it on later....probably Friday.

Elton John - Madman Across The Water

Perhaps Elton's finest album although Tumbleweed Connection gives it a damn good run for its money.

David Sancious and Tone - Transformation (The Speed of Love)

Dave Brubeck Quartet - London Flat London Sharp


Carl

Mott the Hoople --- Brain Capers

Hot Tuna - Hot Tuna
streams from my Harddisk via Xbox to my System

Derek & The Dominos - Layla. Two mighty fine Guitar players at work here....

Bryan Ferry - The Bride Stripped Bare....

Jellyfish - Bellybutton....

Allman Brothers Band - A Decade of Hits 1969-1979

Mary Gauthier - Mercy Now....

How the West was won / Led Zeppelin. Disc 1.

Thelonious Monk - Monk's Music


Carl

OK, so I'm a sucker for a lovely face and a tight body.
Try this / Pink.
Man oh man, they pack a bass wallop behind her. And, my goodness, some of the words out of her cute little mouth.

Thelonious Monk - Monk's Music


Carl



Great Stuff!



Keller Williams & The String Cheese Incident - Breathe....

Big Joe williams - at Folk City


Carl

Teena Marie - Midnight Magnet

Ill sh*t.

This is from a series Rock the first 50 years. This disc is the mid-60s, my jr high and highschool years rock the boy from new york city yeah yeah

Moby - Sunday

John Renbourn & Jacqui McShee - Durham, NC '04


Carl

Sonny Rollins - The Bridge

Great Stuff!



Keller Williams & The String Cheese Incident - Breathe....These guys are playing Vegoose here next month as The Keller Williams Incident. I can barely wait to see them.

Kansas ~ The Best of
NP: Jacintha ~ Here's To Ben

Changed stereos. Gone to vinyl.
Spaces / Larry Corryell.
this is great jazzrock fusion superb guitar damn he looks young on this album
for me tonight birthday music

Paul Motian - I Have The Room Above Her

Tempest - The Gravel Walk


Carl

La Cathedrale engloutie / Debussy. Piano by Jackson Berkey.

Joseph Arthur, "All Of Our Hands" -- easily his best song, I can listen to this one on infinite repeat.

Blue and gray / Poco.

Honey in the rock / Charlie Daniels.

Joseph Arthur, "All Of Our Hands" -- easily his best song, I can listen to this one on infinite repeat.

Have you heard his new release yet? (I haven't and am curious)

Pure gold / Glenn Miller.

Have you heard his new release yet? (I haven't and am curious)Whut new release? (wanders off, looks) Nuclear Daydream, huh. When did that come out? (puts it on his wishlist)

And in case the answer isn't obvious by now...no, I haven't. Thanks for the bump.

The dreams of children / Shadowmax

Cat Stevens --- Tea for the Tillerman

Last 10 songs played on Unity Radio:

Outkast - Roses
Andy Narell - Disorderly Conduct
April Wine - Enough Is Enough
Eagle-Eye Cherry - Death Defied By Will
Keb' Mo - (What's so funny 'bout) Peace, Love and Understanding
Harry Manx - Only Then Will Your House Be Blessed
Skywalk - Little Bit of L.A.
Yellowjackets - Solitude
Sue Foley - My Baby's Sweeter
Keith Sweat - He Say She Say

Black Sabbath --- S/T first album

Jimmy Smith - Dot Com Blues (2000, Blue Thumb) A great album with a dumb name.

Teena Marie - Midnight Magnet

Last 10 songs played on Unity Radio:

Veruca Salt - Wolf
Jeri Brown - The Creator Has a Master Plan
Holly Cole - Moonglow
Lauryn Hill - Forgive Them Father
Tierney Sutton - Walkin' After Midnight
Yellowjackets - Memoirs
Our Lady Peace - Circles
Mark Knopfler - Sands of Nevada
Joe Beck - Another Dawn
Cry Of Love - Pretty As You Please

Roy Wood - Boulders (1973, United Artists)

Must be something in the air, Celt. I listened to that Roy Wood recording on Tuesday.

Swimming Pool Cues --- Royal Academy of Reality
(Totally unlike their earlier recordings)

Krokus ~ Headhunter. Vintage metal Rn'R!!!

Sonny Rollins - Worktime

Sonny Rollins, tenor sax; Ray Bryant, piano; George Morrow, bass; Max Roach, drums.

Recorded December 2, 1955.

Sonny Rollins had just joined the Clifford Brown-Max Roach Quintet. Notice the inclusion of it's rhythm section (except for the piano) on this album. They would record At Basin Street in January and February of '56 and another Rollins lead session, Plus 4, in March.

Fresh Aire - VI

Earth, Wind & Fire
S P I R I T
On vinyl

Therion - Sirius B

Dexter Gordon - Gettin' Around

Dexter Gordon, tenor sax; Bobby Hutcherson, vibes; Barry Harris, piano; Bob Cranshaw, bass; Billy Higgins, drums.

Recorded May 28 & 29, 1965.

Edit: My least favorite of all the Dexter Gordon sessions that I have as this is the only one that included vibes. I have a hard time liking that instrument.

Sammy Hagar ~ Standing Hampton. Ooo yea.

My Morning Jacket - It Still Moves

Lou Donaldson - The Natural Soul

Tommy Turrentine, trumpet; Lou Donaldson, alto sax; Grant Green, guitar; John Patton, organ; Ben Dixon, drums.

Recorded May 9, 1962.

earlier
styx - paradise theater - lp

now
the radio :thmbsp:

Sammy Hagar ~ Standing Hampton. Ooo yea.

A classic!

Michael Penn - Mr. Hollywood Jr.,1947....

Blackmore's Night - The Village Lanterne

Close to the edge / Yes.

Hideaway; The Best Of Freddy King....

The very best of Todd Rundgren / Todd Rundgren.

Charles Mingus - Mingus Mingus Mingus


Carl

ELO - Out of the Blue

Doris Troy - Self-titled....

The JFK Quintet - New Jazz From Washington



Carl

Hey I've got that one, like it too....

Hey I've got that one, like it too....
I dug it out of my box cause you have played/posted a few times. :)


Carl

Michael Franti and Spearhead --- Everyone Deserves Music

Blackmore's Night - The Village Lantern


Carl

Micah P. Hinson & The Gospel Of Progress....

I dug it out of my box cause you have played/posted a few times. :)


Carl


Hope you enjoyed it.David


:music:

Hope you enjoyed it.David


:music:
Good stuff!

NP Benny Golson - Terminal One


Carl

Stanley Jordan~Standards Vol. 1
Bluenote Audiophile vinyl :thmbsp:

Kill to Ruth by seven Albatross
Zero 4 by Anteaus

sugar - copper blue

Glenn Miller - In A Digital Mood

Scott

David Cross --- Exiles

Miles Davis - Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis 1963-1964

Currently playing disc 2 and at the beginning of the Antibes Jazz Festival, Juan-les-Pins, France, July 27, 1963. This is the complete show including introductions. Originally released in edited form as Miles Davis In Europe (Columbia CL 2183/CS 8963). And I think Sony has further reissued this again as part of it's Columbia Legacy series still in original, edited form though.

Cheers

Miles Davis - Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis 1963-1964

Playing disc 3 which is the conclusion of the Antibes Jazz Festival.

Been buying and selling TEAC reel to reels. One of the EBay sellers had some tape he threw in. This one has been laying around for 4 years. Recorded at 3 3/4 ips I usually just record over them and thats that. Threw it on one of Rolfs Teac a big 6010 he sent me. As most of you know I moved in June to a house with a shop area. :D :D Had a little time off and set the 6010 up in the shop with my 1250 (shown in my avatar) Threw "Alice" on and it sounds good for 3 3/4 ips. Amazing how good it sounds. Eric :music: Never paid much attention to Alice Cooper either..Good stuff!!! ET

Starting the morning off with
Johnny Cash~Ring of Fire :music:

Brian Bromberg - Come On, Come over

Ozzy Osbourne ~ The Ozzman Cometh

Eric Clapton~Slowhand

The Blue Hawaiians --- Savage Night

Miles Davis - Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis 1963-1964

Playing disc 4 which contains the first set of the February 12, 1964 Philharmonic Hall, NYC performance in it's entirety and correct song order.

This set, and the upcoming second set on disc 5, was chopped up and resequenced and then released as Four And More (Columbia CL 2453/CS 9253) and My Funny Valentine (Columbia CL 2306/CS 9106). Sony has again reissued these albums as part of their Columbia Legacy program.

Cheers

Miles Davis - Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis 1963-1964

Playing disc 5.....second set of the aforementioned NYC Philharmonic Hall performance.

Kronos String Quartet - Pieces of Africa (1992, Elektra-Nonesuch) An old favorite.

Miles Davis - Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis 1963-1964

Playing disc 6 which contains the July 14, 1964 Kohnseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan performance.

Originally released as Miles In Tokyo (CBS/Sony Japan SONX 60064)

This may be of interest to some....

Miles Davis, trumpet; Sam Rivers, tenor sax; Herbie Hancock, piano; Ron Carter, bass; Tony Williams, drums. In the previous live sessions played today replace George Coleman on tenor sax. You can see Miles was getting closer to finalizing that second great quintet. The rhythm section was already in place. Just need fine tune that tenor sax position. Hmmm, I wonder who it could be.....

Cheers

Kelly Stoltz - Antique Glow

Alan Parsons- The Turn of a Friendly Card

Miles Davis - Seven Steps is a neat sounding set.

NP Nightwish - End Of An Era disk one
off my MD actually. I picked up 80 disks free off c'list yesterday so I am playing with a few. MD player direct to MC240 amp through my cornerhorns. Sick, huh? This format's codec beats mp3 so bad and this most revealing connection is proving it as I am a/b'ing as well. The MD's were full of techno/disco/trance type shit so they need recording over badly. :yes:


Carl

nuff fooling around,
Miles Davies - Cooking With The Miles Davis Quintet
another bargain disk from yesterday


Carl

Miles Davis - Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings of Miles Davis 1963-1964

Playing disc 7 (final disc) which contains the September 25, 1964 Berlin Philharmonie, Berlin, Germany performance.

Originally released as Miles In Berlin (CBS/Sony Germany)

Miles finally pulls in his second great quintet with this session by adding Wayne Shorter on tenor sax. An early live performance of Miles Davis' second great quintet that hints at the great things to come over the next 3 years.

Cheers

PS. Carl, it is indeed a fantastic set. Anyone who likes Miles Davis, or jazz in general, should consider owning this box set.

Steve Winwood - S/T

Steely Dan~Katie Lied

Big Star - Live

Los Lobos - Kiko....

Otyg - Sagovindars Boning


Carl

Harry Belafonte~The Midnight Special

The Hampton Hawes Trio - Volume I....

Miles Davis - Walkin'....

Led Zepplin -Self titled
Led Zepplin- II
Elvis- Command Performances

McCoy Tyner Quartet - BBC Live (6/02)


Carl

Charles Mingus - Mingus Ah Um....

Taking a break from the Miles Davis Quintet box to put on Rob Dougan's wonderful Furious Angels technorchestral pop/rock.

Walter Carlos~The Well Tempered Synthesizer

Folkearth - By the Sword of My Father



Carl

Zap Mama - Adventures in Afropea 1

Swervedriver - Juggernaut Rides '89-'98

Boston - Man I'll Never Be

Derek Trucks Band --- Soul Serenade

Jethro Tull ~ Broadsword and the Beast

Boz Scaggs --- Some Change

The Gallows - Take A Long Walk On A Short Pier

Cream~Wheels of Fire

Sam Phillips - Omnipop (It's Only a Flesh Wound Lambchop)

Finntroll - Visor Om Slutet
vinyl break from radio :)


Carl

nuther
Theatre Of Tragedy - Aegis


Carl

Porcupine Tree - The Sky Moves Sideways

Stanley Clarke - The Bass-ic Collection :music:

Graham Nash - Songs For Beginners.b Been awhile for this,sounds damn good....

Cat Stevens/Yusef Islam-Catch Bull at Four A&M Records

Peter Murphy - Deep

Big Brother & The Holding Co. - Cheap Thrills....

Family - Fearless

Bounce / by Bon Jovi.

Picked this up sometime at Goodwill and it is a rather nice cd. I am not familiar with any other Bon Jovi, and I admit I haven't listened to this one more than a time or two this may be the second time.

Mountain - Nantucket Sleighride....

RAMONES - Rocket To Russia - Rhino 180g

Oooohhhh I love Mountain!
NP: [Encore collection] / the Marshall Tucker Band.

Medeski Martin and Wood - The Dropper

The Allman Brothers Band - Beginnings....

How about ABB 'Live at the Fillmore East'? Now THAT is GREAT MUSIC!!

Rick in Lutz

PS: it's time to begin makin Christmas CD's. I'll start with Peggy Lee's 'Christmas Waltz' as a starter.

Cream~Wheels of Fire

Wheels Of Fire!!!!! It was the first Cream album I bought! It's still one of the best EVER!!! It's hard to single out any particular tune, they all were so fabulous. It's like trying to explain the Grand Canyon.
Fantastic to see there's another Cream fan out there. What was your experience with Cream? When? How? Where? Why? I'm really curious.

Rick in Lutz