Blue Mitchell - The Thing To Do

Recorded in 1964.

Blue Mitchell - trumpet
Junior Cook - tenor sax
Chick Corea - piano
Gene Taylor - bass
Aloysius Foster - drums

Another excellent Blue Note session.

Next up...and maybe not such an odd transition as before...The Honeydrippers - "Volume One" and then Charlie Mingus - "Blues & Roots".

NP: Ayreon - The Human Equation (Disc 2)

Thelonious Monk - Straight, No Chaser

I prefer a boilermaker.

I'm not a huge jazz fan, but I heard this story about lost Monk/ Coltrane Carnegie Hall concert tapes from 1957 being found this year on NPR yesterday and thought it was pretty neat..............

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4930231

The Best of the Move

I'm not a huge jazz fan, but I heard this story about lost Monk/ Coltrane Carnegie Hall concert tapes from 1957 being found this year on NPR yesterday and thought it was pretty neat..............

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4930231

I picked this up on the release date, Sept. 27th, with great anticipation. I was not disappointed. What makes it's so interesting, and so historically important, is that Monk/Trane only performed together for one year (1957), and so very little of their performances was ever recorded. This is certainly a HUGE find. Just a gem of a recording. And great sound for something that has been "lost" for nearly 50 years.

Chris Whitley - Living With The Law

I'm not a huge jazz fan, but I heard this story about lost Monk/ Coltrane Carnegie Hall concert tapes from 1957 being found this year on NPR yesterday and thought it was pretty neat..............

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4930231
I was listening to that story on my drive home.Good stuff ,and another CD to buy.David

Miles Davis ~ Jazz At The Plaza
Loius Armstrong And His All-Stars ~ Happy Birthday, Louis!
Dave Brubeck Quartet featuring Jimmy Rushing ~ Brubeck & Rushing

Dead Can Dance - Spiritchaser

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- JP

Outback - Baka - nothing like a little didgeridoo before work :)

Steve Earle _ The Revolution Starts...Now.

clint.

The Parkinsons _ Reason To Resist.

clint.

POCO - Bareback At Big Sky (A recent live venue recording.)
Going to see these guys this weekend along with the group Firefall.

The Saints _ Nothing is straight in my House.

The new Saints album is done & dusted.
Loud, noisy, passionate and demented this outlaw art reflects not only the current state of The Saints but the world we live in.

clint.

Just finished The Best of Doug Sahm and Friends

NP: Little Feat - Let It Roll

"Fat Man In The Bathtub".

Hey Rich,
I allways like Little Feat's musical world. Populated by truckers, streetwalkers, pimps and other assorted low-life characters who never seem to have their lives quite together...

NP : Bush _ Sixteen Stone.

clint.

"Fat Man In The Bathtub".

Hey Rich,
I allways like Little Feat's musical world. Populated by truckers, streetwalkers, pimps and other assorted low-life characters who never seem to have their lives quite together...

NP : Bush _ Sixteen Stone.

clint.

Agreed, Clint. Not quite Tom Waits territory, but interesting folks.

NP: Today's new acquisition - Porcupine Tree - The Sky Moves Sideways

NP: Los Lobos - The Neighborhood.New to me soundin Pretty good....

NP: Los Lobos - The Neighborhood.New to me soundin Pretty good....

Great album! :thmbsp:

NP: Regina Carter - Motor City Moments

Guy Clark/ Better Days- everyone should have it so good.

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time In.I think its the best of the time series....

That Guy sounded so damned fine, I pulled out

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which closes with the ultimate gunslinger song, The Last Gunfighter Ballad

Just packed the car for a long weekend excursion starting tomorrow. I'm getting ready to sit down with a Sam Adams Octoberfest, and watch The Grateful Dead - Downhill From Here - Alpine Valley 1989 DVD.

JD

I'll still like ya, JD. Must be road fever got to you.

Johnny Cash/ American IV- The Twang is upon me.

POCO - and lots of it.

I'll still like ya, JD. Must be road fever got to you.

What, you don't like Sam Adams Octoberfest??????

JD

Accept CD - Metal Heart

What, you don't like Sam Adams Octoberfest??????

JD

Yr libation is fine- the Dead stuff is something I can't get next to, young buck.

Iris DeMent/ My Life- a voice like liquid silver. The best of her albums that I've heard, all of which are excellent.

Grey DeLisle- Iron Flowers- very fine.

Magnolia Electric Company/ What Comes After The Blues

David Bromberg/ S_T

Driving things loud. Been going since getting off work at 9 p.m.
Right now I've got Joe Walsh, a best of album, some damn straight rockers.

Bob Neuwirth/ Back To The Front

Oliver Nelson ~ The Blues and The Abstract Truth
Horace Silver ~ Song For My Father
Jimmy Smith ~ Back At The Chicken Shack
NP: The Grateful Dead ~ Shakedown Street

No music yet, just my morning dose of the Bob & Tom show.

Dave Holland Quintet - Extended Play: Live At Birdland

Today seems like a Nightwish kind of day to me!

First up, Century Child followed by Once.

Larry Young - Unity

Lisa Gerard and Pieter Bourke - Duality

Nappy Brown, soul.................

Once again cleaning my LP's .I'm starting this evening with a double album that i don't listen for a long time :

Genesis _ The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.

One of the Genesis best with Selling England By The Pound or Foxtrot.

clint.

Jackie McLean - Jacknife

Now annoying the neighbors with: Analogue Brain - Electroshock

Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros _ Streetcore.
From rocksteady, dub, blues and folk ; A Clashic album.

clint.

Michael Bublé - It's Time
Mahvelous stuff:thmbsp:
Tom

Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral - pretty much reflects my state of mind when I left work this afternoon :)

First listen to Asrai - Touch In The Dark album. :)

Carl

Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral - pretty much reflects my state of mind when I left work this afternoon :)

:yippy:

I understand you so well... :D why you do such things to yourself Rich ? :D

clint.

I understand you so well... :D why you do such things to yourself Rich ? :D

clint.

aahh, I feel better now - on to Pink Floyd - Meddle - Cheers, Clint!

Leonard Cohen _ Dear Heather.

clint.

A little Porcupine Tree, a very sweet sounding bootleg of their 2001 Nearfest appearance in honor of their show here which I will be attending. :smoke:

I will end up not seeing Gov't Mule this year, they play tomorrow as well as Sat. I did see 2 different Mule tours' shows and 2 Warren shows last year too.

Carl

First up tonight: Wes Montgomery - Full House. Great....

Just spent the last hour in the gym with my boys for basketball tryouts. Roundball time already. Fall baseball isn't even over with. And one boy is in a jr. golf program.

I passed the time with my walk-man listening to my own Lyle Lovett compilation.

JD

The mailbox was kind today: The Bill Evans Trio - Sunday At The Village Vanguard.This is new to me,Sounds pretty good....David

More from the mailbox:Grant Green - The Complete Quartets With Sonny Clark,Disc I.Also features Sam Jones on bass,Art Blakey & Louis Hays on drums.Also new to me.Very nice jazz guitar....David

Harveys Bristol Blues Collection ~ Put Your World On Ice
- Picked up this disc for $2 at a thrift. Music by Chuck Loeb. Worth the $2 but, I fail to see what this has to do with the blues.
Herbie Hancock ~ Head Hunters
NP: Billie Holiday ~ Greatest Hits

Eric Clapton - Slowhand (LP)

Van Morrison Poetic Champions

Murray

Van Morrison Poetic Champions

Murray

:thmbsp:

-j

John Mayall ~ A Banquet in Blues

-j

Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory

Another nice sounding Porcupine Tree show, this one from Poland in '97. Maybe they will do more retro tomorrow as they already did a Deadwing tour last year. :)

Carl

I'm spinning Mr. Mister tonight. I must be drunk.... Oh, wait, I am drunk. :D

Wishbone Ash - Twin Barrels Burning

Gene Loves Jezebel - Heavenly Bodies

XTC - Skylarking

A MFSL pressing.

Procol Harum - A Salty Dog

Procol Harum - A Salty Dog :yes:

Dead Soul Tribe - A Murder Of Crows first up today. Thanks for the turn on
to these guys.

Carl

XTC - Skylarking

A MFSL pressing.
:thmbsp: :thmbsp: :yes:

Suicide _ Away of Life.

clint.

Peter Gabriel - Us

Pretty good album considering "Us" followed his hugely successful album "So" but the music copies a lot of what was found on "So". Anyway, I always got a kick out of the song Kiss That Frog.

Jethro Tull's song Kissing Willie implied the same thing.

:yes:

Dead Soul Tribe - A Murder Of Crows first up today. Thanks for the turn on
to these guys.

Carl

No problem Carl. Another package is heading your way. I posted it yesterday morning. Hopefully you'll get it tomorrow.

No problem Carl. Another package is heading your way. I posted it yesterday morning. Hopefully you'll get it tomorrow.
Your box to you too hopefully!
The Tull tribute inBlack, Smoke and Mirrors song makes me smile for some reason.
And now it's We Will Take You With Us the audio cd of the 2 Meter NL tv show that Epica did, I like the DVD better for the female visuals :) but this was only 11 bucks shipped.

Carl

Gary Numan - The Pleasure Principle

I absolutely loathed this type of music back in the late 70's but now I think it's pretty cool.

Supergrass _ Life On Other Planets.

clint.

Autumn - Summer's End

Clifford Brown - The Beginning and The End. Getting in the mood for the tribute show I will be going to tonight. Last of the cheap 10pm shows at Yoshi's (http://www.yoshis.com/) . :)

Carl

Dina Washington _ Unforgetable.

clint.

Autumn - When Lust Evokes The Curse

Right now, the "Seventies" channel on cable is playing "Blinded By The Light" by Manfred Mann. I remember when that one came out, it was SO cold in Richmond, & stayed that way for what seemed like an eternity. We're talkin' zero & below for like 6 weeks. They declared a state of emergency in Virginia. The "lake" at Univ. of Richmond froze, people were walking across it, some doofus got his car out on it-and then couldn't get traction to get off. The cold & snow was fun for awhile, but soon wore out its welcome.-Sandy G.

Almost midnight here.

Billy Bragg & Wilco _ Mermaid Avenue. (An album of Woody Guthrie songs ).

clint.

Procol Harum - A Salty Dog



XTC & Procol Harem two of my favorite bands. excellent!

The Rembrandts - Self-titled....

Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure....

Leaves' Eyes - Vinland Saga

Just arrived in today's mail and I Like it!!

Leaves' Eyes - Vinland Saga

Just arrived in today's mail and I Like it!!

Got that a couple of weeks ago myself - liked it on first hearing, and it continues to grow on me.

NP: Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial

Got that a couple of weeks ago myself - liked it on first hearing, and it continues to grow on me.

NP: Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial

I have had their other studio album - Lovelorn - for a while so I knew I would like it. Liv Kristine has an interesting voice.

NP: Leaves' Eyes - Lovelorn!

I have had their other studio album - Lovelorn - for a while so I knew I would like it. Liv Kristine has an interesting voice.

NP: Leaves' Eyes - Lovelorn!
Do you have any Theatre Of Tragedy? I especially like S/T,Aegis, and Velvet Darkness They Fear their first second and third albums. Liv really shines on those as well. Darker and more gothic, by the last T.O.T with her they mutated into techno pop though. Very good techno pop, but techno pop.


Carl

Do you have any Theatre Of Tragedy? I especially like S/T,Aegis, and Velvet Darkness They Fear their first second and third albums. Liv really shines on those as well. Darker and more gothic, by the last T.O.T with her they mutated into techno pop though. Very good techno pop, but techno pop.


Carl

I have actually avoided Theatre Of Tragedy BECAUSE I had heard it described as techno pop! I guess i will have to find some of the early stuff and give it a listen! Thanks for the info! :thmbsp:

I messed up my earlier post. My favorites in order are the S/T, Aegis, then Velvet Darkness. Actually this just leaves out Musique, the techno pop one.
I understand they have reverted with a new singer but haven't seen anything.
Hope you like them as I do. :)

Carl

Van Morrison~ A Sense Of Wonder- one of those 80's Van albums that gets written off or critically trashed. I love it.

The Beatles' "Please Please Me" in a Japanese red vinyl mono copy. This landmark album hit the charts on November 22, 1963.

I messed up my earlier post. My favorites in order are the S/T, Aegis, then Velvet Darkness. Actually this just leaves out Musique, the techno pop one.
I understand they have reverted with a new singer but haven't seen anything.
Hope you like them as I do. :)

Carl

A friend of mine here at work is going to bring me Velvet Darkness to listen too. She calls Musique "Gothic Pop!"

NP: Procol Harum - Broken Barricades

I am in a strange mood this morning, so I am starting off my day with:

Quicksilver Messenger Service - Happy Trails [Live] on CD

Starting off my morning with some Starbucks Komodo Dragon java, and in the CDP is Bonnie Raitt - Luck of the Draw.

And a good Thursday to all my AK amigos (even you Sandy :D ).

JD

NP: ELP - Live At The Royal Albert Hall

I'm familiarizing myself with a selection of Williard Grant Conspiracy tunes that were recently sent to me (thanks JD).

The James Cotton Blues Band, 'Fore Day Blues. A UK issued comp of unamed live recordings acoustic and electric, obviously from the 50's-60's period. Great Stuff.

Carl

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

The tapes for this gig was just discovered this year as well. Released by Uptown Records. Great stuff.

Journey's Look Into The Future album. Their second :) and before they sold out. :sigh:

Carl

Eddie Cochran _ C'mon Everybody ( Vinyl ).

clint.

Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers - s/t

Kenny Dorham, trumpet; Hank Mobley, tenor sax; Horace Silver, piano; Doug Watkins, bass; Art Blakey, drums.

Recorded November 13, 1954 and February 6, 1955

Art Blakey formed the Jazz Messengers in 1948. Horace Silver was the leader for a couple of years hence this album and then Art took over again as leader from around 1956 onward.

Mountains from Steamhammer, I might be stuck in an early 1970's mode here. Not such a bad thing, but I won't be playing American Pie. Once every 5 years or so for that. :D


Carl

David Bowie _ The Man Who Sold The World ( Vinyl).

clint.

Bonnie Raitt - Self-titled.Love this album....

Marillion - For All Cucumber Lovers

A bootleg of a 1983 concert in Rundsporthalle, Baunatal, Germany. Excellent stuff. Listening to Fish try to talk to the crowd in really bad german is kinda funny.

I'm familiarizing myself with a selection of Williard Grant Conspiracy tunes that were recently sent to me (thanks JD).

Darren - whew, glad you rec'd them since I used a very old address book. I wasn't sure if you were at the same location. Hope you enjoyed the WGC.

So far today I've spun 3 albums:
Eva Cassidy - Live at Blues Alley

Sarah McLachlan - Fumbling Towards Ecstacy

Lyle Lovett - Gotta Lovett

Now it is off to a backyard campfire with the kids.

JD

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones - Self-titled....

On vinyl, Janis Joplin - Pearl

NP: XTC - Black Sea....

Jimmy Rowles & Ray Brown: Tasty!

Highlights include "A Sleepin' Bee," "My Ideal" and "Nancy (With the Laughing Face)

Reo Speedwagon - HI InFIdelity lp

Currently, Otis Redding from Otis Redding/The Jimi Hendrix Experience.

Already listenend to some Sarah McLachlan, Van Morrison.

Alan

broadcasts vol. 11

This is a compilation of tunes recorded in the KGSR studio and broadcast exclusively on KGSR radio here in Austin. These are released each year the day after Thanksgiving and a limited number (maybe 15,000) are sold through local record stores, book stores, etc.. The bulk of the proceeds go to the SIMS (Services Invested in Musicians' Support) Foundation to provide low-cost mental health services to Austin musicians and their families.

Two-disc set with Jackson Browne, Buddy & Julie Miller, Steve Earle, Warren Haynes, Peter Case, Cowboy Junkies, The Jayhawks, Graham Nash, Raul Malo, Aimee Mann, Ron Sexsmith, The Wallflowers, Paul Brady, Jorma Kaukonen, Kasey Chambers, Ribbon of Highway Players, Joan Baez, Ray Benson & Tosca String Quartet, Bob Schneider & Tosca String Quartet, Steve Wynn, Richie Havens, John Hiatt, Lucinda Williams, Ben Harper, Kathleen Edwards, Doyle Bramhall, Patty Griffin, Marcia Ball, Joseph Arthur, Shawn Phillips, Nickel Creek, Ziggy Marley, Joe Ely, Robinella & The CC String Band, David Gray Greg Trooper, Los Lonely Boys, and Alexi Murdoch.

Always interesting listening......

Alan

White Zombie - Astro-Creep: 2000

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It's been one of those days. So, it's time to throw on the headphones, crank it up, and forget about the troubles. :guitar: :rockon:

- JP

Gerry Mulligan Meets Johnny Hodges

Very "Ellingtonian" which doesn't surprise as Johnny Hodges was a long time member of The Dukes band.

Blue Mitchell - Boss Horn

Recorded November 17, 1966

A large ensemble gathered for this recording...with Blue being "the boss"

Blue Mitchell, trumpet; Julian Priester, trombone; Jerry Dodgion, alto sax, flute; Junior Cook, tenor sax; Pepper Adams, baritone sax; Cedar Walton and Chick Corea, piano; Gene Taylor, bass; Mickey Roker, drums; Duke Pearson, arranger.

Blue Mitchell's only contribution is an excellent bossa nova flavored tune. Chick Corea contributes two including his now famous "Tones For Joan's Bones". A couple of standards with nice arrangements from Duke Pearson. An interesting jazz album for it's time.

Wayne Shorter - Adam's Apple

Recorded February 1966.

Wayne Shorter, tenor sax; Herbie Hancock, piano; Reggie Workman, bass; Joe Chambers, drums.

The title track is awesome. Herbie wails on piano and Wayne blows that sax like nobody's business.

Joe Bonamassa "Had to cry Today"

Crow - "Evil Woman - The Best of Crow"
Bryan Ferry "Frantic"

Herbie Hancock - My Point Of View

Recorded March 19, 1963. Herbie's 2nd Blue Note album as leader and composer and released one month prior to his 23rd birthday. Damn fine collection of musicians gathered for this recording as well.

Donald Byrd, trumpet; Grachan Moncur III, trombone; Hank Mobley, tenor sax; Grant Green, guitar; Herbie Hancock, piano; Chuck Israels, bass; Tony Williams, drums.

Good stuff.

Donald Fagen - The Nightfly

Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend Guess I'm depressed about not hearing back about those Cornwall II's!

B.R.M.Club _ Howl.

From frenzy psychedelyc feedback distortion guitars of the first album to blues-folk revival of this one.Beautiful music. :thmbsp:

clint.

38 Special (vinyl) - Wild-Eyed Southern Boys

Just finishing up listening to both discs of the Yardbirds - Ultimate Collection

Tough act to follow - but I'll think of something :)

Just finishing up listening to both discs of the Yardbirds - Ultimate Collection

Tough act to follow - but I'll think of something :)

:tongue:

Hey Rich,
try this one:
Robert Plant _ Mighty Rearranger.

clint. :thmbsp:

:tongue:

Hey Rich,
try this one:
Robert Plant _ Mighty Rearranger.

clint. :thmbsp:

Don't have that one, clint, but I did go for this: Led Zeppelin - BBC Sessions

"Bridges Across Forever"

First listen...and so far I like!

I've been waiting for this disc for what seems like forever.( Ebay buy).The Horace Silver Quintet - Song For My Father.I think I'm gonna like this one.....David

Dianne Reeves - In The Moment

Going to hear her live tomorrow night! :)

"Be"

Have never heard this band, first listen...

Miles Davis - Round About Midnight....

Henry Mancini....Pure Gold. The song right now. The Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet.

On the Road to Freedom, Alvin Lee and Mylon Lefevre. First time I have played this lp in 20 years. Sure sounds good! With George Harrison, Steve Windwood, Jim Capaldi, Rebob, Ron Wood, Boz Burrel and Mick Fleetwood !

Supertramp ~ Breakfast In America
Jimmy Smith Live! ~ Root Down
NP: Jeff Beck ~ Blow By Blow

Joni Mitchell - "Cork and Spark" on Nautilus half-speed Master Disc
Jim Croce - "Time In a Bottle" on MSFL

Then off to help with fixing dinner.

All vinyl - all the time, of course. :D

I was up early with my youngest. I brewed coffee, took her down to the Home Theater, and played two Dire Straits LPs - Love Over Gold, and Brothers In Arms. I have about 10 Dire Straits LPs. One of these days I'm going to make a comp from them.

JD

ps - Happy Thanksgiving everyone

I just mixed up a batch of my yummy Bloody Mary's as we continue cooking Thanksgiving food in the kitchen. Now I'm relaxing, and continuing this morning's Dire Straits marathon. I'm playing their self-titled album from 1978 on vinyl.

JD

Sitting back reading AK with Supertramp.....Crime Of The Century.

The Beatles _ The White Album.

clint.

Roxy Music - Avalon - good music for digesting by ... :)

Hawkwind _ Space Ritual.

clint.

Bill Frisell - Unspeakable

Several of you guys lately have posted about Roxy Music. I hate to admit that I have no idea who/what that is. Guess I'll have to go do some research.

So much music, so little time.....

JD

Been vinyling:

Michael Nesmith~ Compilation
Randy Newman~ Trouble In Paradise
Richard & Linda Thompson~ First Light
John Hartford~ Aerio-Plain
Steeleye Span~ Portfolio
Waterboys~ Fisherman's Bllues

Had to go back to seedy to play:

Pogues~ Rum, Sodomy, and The Lash

Had to go back to seedy to play:

Pogues~ Rum, Sodomy, and The Lash


Again...?

clint. :thmbsp:

Again...?

clint. :thmbsp:

Phukkin' right again.

NP: The Band~ Rock Of Ages

Vinyl
Rory Gallagher - Sinner and Saint
Rory Gallagher - Against The Grain
Strawbs - Hero and Heroine
Randy Newman - Good Old Boys
Chilliwack - Fly At Night

CD
Buckingham Nicks
Vaughn Brothers - Family Style
Blackfoot - Rattlesnake Rock N Roll: Best of

P.S. Clint, I can't send you a PM until you delete some of your messages.

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John Coltrane - Blue Train

Several of you guys lately have posted about Roxy Music. I hate to admit that I have no idea who/what that is. Guess I'll have to go do some research.

We'll have to get that fixed for you ... :)


So much music, so little time.....

JD

So true ...

Several of you guys lately have posted about Roxy Music. I hate to admit that I have no idea who/what that is. Guess I'll have to go do some research.

So much music, so little time.....

JD

O. lordy, am I gonna have to cut you outta my will?

...

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O. lordy, am I gonna have to cut you outta my will?

Please please don't do that. It ain't the money I'm interested in. It's the twangophile vinyl collection.

Hey - at least I'm man enough to admit my ignorance. I mean, cmon, I can't know about every band can I?

JD

Please please don't do that. It ain't the money I'm interested in. It's the twangophile vinyl collection.

Hey - at least I'm man enough to admit my ignorance. I mean, cmon, I can't know about every band can I?

JD

I can't either, JD. BUt if you want some platform shoes and glitter for yr hair so's you can listen to that in period costume, uhh, well, no, I can't help there either.

And the vinyl is all there is- the money is all spent on it.

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Since already in my paws, Finntroll's Trollhammeren album.

Carl

Listening to Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Live in Montreaux 2 cd set. Wish I had this one on vinyl.

JD

Rush's 2112 album is on now.

Carl

Since already in my paws, Finntroll's Trollhammeren album.

Carl

:deal:

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Giving Boz Scaggs s/t a play for the first time in a few years. This is such a great album.

Carl

That was really cool, going back a couple years more with Steve Miller Band
Children Of The Future. Think I have actually heard this sourced from an 8 track more still than anything else over the years. Lots of cruisin and tokin' done to this one in the old days.

Carl

Listening to disc two of SRV & Double Trouble - Live in Montreaux.

JD

Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway

Listening to Bell ExpressVu's Galaxy music station Easy Listening through my Sa-9100 and a set of Energy Pro 22s. Just need to relax today.

Doing a little editing. Dont like track 5. A little noisey. This is a selection from my LPs...Eric

Got my 110 disc changer going. Usually run LPs and Local FM. Figured I'd run the dust out of the CD player. Make sure it still runs. The sound is off though. But most everyone knows that already..Working on a single motor Sony. Why I am bothering when I have two TEACs RTR's fully functional. :scratch2: Rolf's suggestion got it to stay on play and FF. Needs idler wheels now. Replaced the belts. Geez its a pain....Eric

BB Chungking and the Buddaheads - Real

http://www.wilshirepark.com/Buddaheads/index.html

The "Buddaheads" are fronted by the excellent guitarist/singer/songwriter Alan Mirikitani. I came across this band purely by accident one day while surfing the web and boy am I glad I did. Most excellent music. It's a shame they're not that well known. A fate that happens all to often in todays music business.

I currently own the aforementioned album Real and Go For Broke and I just ordered Mumbo Jumbo.

Starting off with Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Super Golden Radio Shows #15
(Stockholm '74)
Reminds me of seeing them at Winterland, playing a killer show but with gear for small venue, Rory G. was the same.

Carl

Shannn McNalley- Geronimo...Beautiful disc!

Another Manfred Mann, Road To Babylon, from 1976.

Carl

Siegel-Schwall Band - Sleepy Hollow

Black Mountain _ Black Mountain.

clint.

The Essential Sly and The Family Stone (disc 1)

Brad Paisley- Time Well Wasted. I'm not a huge C&W fan but this guy can play. He sounds to me like the Mark Knopfler of country music. My wife went to see him and a couple other acts and brought back a CD. Well I finally listened to it to shut her up :) It's a very good album for sure.

Renaissance - Tales of 1001 Nights (Vol. 1)

Big Star _ In Space. :thmbsp:

clint.

Listening to:

Neil Diamond :thmbsp:
Love at the Greek
Recorded live at the Greek Theater
Columbia Vinyl KC2 34404

Redeldo

Days Away - Mapping an Invisible World.

Freddie King Woman Across The River

Chris Isaak San Francisco Days

Tonight I'm spinning a great Allman Bros Band - Idlewild South LP.

JD

Now it is Elton John - Here and There on vinyl. This is an excellent E.J. album. Side one is a live recording from 1974 at London's Royal Festival Hall, and it presents the the "history of Elton John". As each song is played, more and more of the original artists from the songs join Elton (Dee Murray, Nigel Olsson, Davey Johnstone, Ray Cooper). Side two is a live performance from Thanksgiving night 1974 at Madison Square Garden.

JD

Another one from the library, Liz Phair Chocolatesomethingorother. This one isn't such an angry set, like I've heard about that she was such an angy young woman.

May sound kind of weird, but I was in the mood for some instrumental, so:

Nadia's Theme (The Yound and the Restless)

Nirvana _ Nevermind.

clint.

BRMC - Howl

BRMC - Howl

In case you weren't aware, dat one has one of Sony's sneaky-ass intrusive copy protection joints on it....be advised if you put it in yr puter....


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Started the day with Johnny Cash - Live in Folsom Prison! :)
E

The Stone Roses _ The Stone Roses.

clint.

mixed bag today:
- Fade to Bluegrass tribute to Metallica
- Brian Bromberg Remaster
- Diana Krall, Girl in the other room
- Mississippi Hippies

In case you weren't aware, dat one has one of Sony's sneaky-ass intrusive copy protection joints on it....be advised if you put it in yr puter....


http://www.sonybmg.com/mediamax/titles.html

I was just made aware of this yesterday. Yet another copy protection software program gone awry. Dirty bastids.

There's one other cd I have with that junk on it, Horace Silver - Silver's Blue. This one has that infamous "root kit" virus on it though. Nasty program.

I see they polluted MMJ's Z with that crap.

Sigur Rós _ Von.

clint.

Black Mountain - Black Mountain

I was just made aware of this yesterday. Yet another copy protection software program gone awry. Dirty bastids.

There's one other cd I have with that junk on it, Horace Silver - Silver's Blue. This one has that infamous "root kit" virus on it though. Nasty program.

I see they polluted MMJ's Z with that crap.

Strangely my BRMC doen't have any copy protection. :nono:

Hey DB,
Don't you think Black Mountain has lots of flavor of Black Sabbath ?

NP : Robert Plant _ Mighty Rearrange. :thmbsp:

clint.

Dave Brubeck - Time Out (Columbia CL-1397 Mono 1959)
Like the stereo version, this one has moments where distortion sets in due to pegging the VU meter, but it has a bit more dynamic range and life to it. Either way, it's a great album and has been one of my favorites since I was five years old.

Hi CELT :wave:

NP : Pulp _ Hardcore.

clint.

Strangely my BRMC doen't have any copy protection. :nono:

Hey DB,
Don't you think Black Mountain has lots of flavor of Black Sabbath ?

NP : Robert Plant _ Mighty Rearrange. :thmbsp:

clint.

I doesn't? Euro version?

Black Sabbath? Why yes, I can hear some similarties. It's most pronounced on tracks 2 and 3. I love the male/female vocal interplay. They don't harmonize very well but it suits the music perfectly. The more I listen to this album the more I like it.

The more I listen to this album the more I like it.

The same with me. :thmbsp:
...a smell of the 70's.

NP : The Raveonettes _ Pretty in Black.
Like BRMC they put aside Distortion-feedback-guitars and now they sound more acoustic and clean. Not so dark and intimist has BRMC but a very pleasent album.

clint.

Twenty five years ago John Lennon was killed.

NP : JOHN LENNON _ WALLS AND BRIDGES

"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."
-John Lennon

clint.

Rolling Stones - abiggerbang

The Feelies _ Crazy Rhythms (Vinyl).

clint.

Willard Grant Conspiracy comp via Jeff....

Listened to a box set of Ella Fitzgerald - Jazz Collection. Included the discs That Old Black Magic, and Love & Kisses.

Tracklist:
Disc One
1. If Should Ever Leave
2. Love & Kisses
3. How High The Moon
4. Just A Simple Melody
5. I Want To Be Happy
6. Starlit Hour
7. Sugar Blues
8. Everyone's Wrong But Me
9. It's A Blue World
10. All Over Nothing At All

Disc: 2
1. Darktown's Ball
2. Cryin' Mood
3. Rhythm And Romance
4. That Old Black Magic
5. Stairway To The Stars
6. Flying Home
7. If Dreams Come True
8. A Tisket, A Tasket
9. When I Get Low I Get High
10. Shine

JD

Willard Grant Conspiracy comp via Jeff....

Dave - so how do you like WGC? They are one of my fav. bands. Fisher's voice is as haunting as his lyrics. They just beg to be played loud.

JD

They've been getting alot of spintime lately,and yes loud is good....


Duane Allman - An Anthology, Vol I. Another disc that calls for volume....David

In the office, listening to Ahmad Jamal - The Legendary Okeh & Epic Recordings

Manic Street Preachers _ Know Your Enemy.

clint.

Supertramp-- Live in Paris

Burning London _ The Clash Tribute.

clint.

Listened to singles from the sixties today. Chambers Bros./Big Brother/Mitch Ryder/Animals/Beatles, etc. Every once in awhile, I like to revisit my monophonic youth. ;)

Pat Benetar..........Hit me with your best shot.

Patti Smith - Trampin'

I'm Bored.

NP: Iggy Pop _ New Values.

clint.

Indigo Girls ~ Self Titled

NP: Morton's Of Chicago ~ Legendary Lyrics - a compilation of "old school" singers like Ella, Dean, Nat & Sarah to name a few.

I'm Bored.

NP: Iggy Pop _ New Values.

clint.
I'm the chairman of the bored! ;)

I'm the chairman of the bored! ;)

Ok Mr. Chairman, what you recomend for boredom ? :D

clint.

Ok Mr. Chairman, what you recomend for boredom ? :D

clint.

Well, I'm not the chairman, but I recommend science fiction :)

NP: Thelonius Monk - Monk's Music

Linton Kwezi Johnson - Independant Intavenshan....Good stuff from across the pond...

The Beatles - Abbey Road. Sweet....

Tom Waits - Mule Variations

Zero 7 - When It Falls

Sum41 - Does This Look Infected?

101.5 The Fox FM

Stealin' (when I shoulda been buyin') - Uriah Heep
Let it Rain - Eric Clapton
If You Wanna Go To Heaven - Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Africa - Toto
Russian Roulette - Van Morrison

Black Eyed Peas - Elephunk

Gov't Mule

Elvis Costello _ Imperial Bedroom.

clint.

My wife surprised me with an early Christmas present. No, not that.

Billie Holiday - The Complete Decca Recordings 1944-1950
Dave Brubeck - Time Signatures: A Career Retrospective

The Brubeck stops at 1991, which is alright by me as I have quite a few albums after that year. What I did lack was earlier material. Save for Jazz At Oberlin, Time Out and Time Further Out, I didn't have much of his stuff prior to then so this box set is excellent.

NP: Billie Holiday - The Complete Decca Recordings disc 1

Great presents,DB.

I'm a huge fan of Billie, i have a Verve Collection with two albums :
Songs for Distingue Lovers and Body and Soul.

Enjoy.

clint.

Talking Heads - Remain In Light

James Blood Ulmer, Birthright.

Great presents,DB.

I'm a huge fan of Billie, i have a Verve Collection with two albums :
Songs for Distingue Lovers and Body and Soul.

Enjoy.

clint.

Thanks Clint. This is my first foray into Lady Day. What a wonderful voice.

Dave Brubeck - Time Signatures disc 1

T.Rex _ Electric Warrior (Vinyl).

clint.

Deja Vu on vinyl - now officially better than my CD version.

I hate to rain of Brubeck's parade but in my hands is the long awaited Miles Davis Cellar Doors Sessions from 1970 which has just arrived. This has been delayed over and over again and I finally have it now.

NP: Miles Davis - Cellar Door Sessions disc 6

Why disc 6? John McLaughlin that's why.

I hate to rain of Brubeck's parade but in my hands is the long awaited Miles Davis Cellar Doors Sessions from 1970 which has just arrived. This has been delayed over and over again and I finally have it now.

NP: Miles Davis - Cellar Door Sessions disc 6

Why disc 6? John McLaughlin that's why.

C'mon DB...a jazz band, a funk band, a rock band all in ONE BAND :tresbon:
Ok, now i know Christmas in America is not on the 25th :nono:

More food for soul. Have fun. :music:

NP : Morrissey _ Viva Hate.

clint.

hehe.... walking down the beaches, looking at the peaches...
1977, Rattus Norwegicus
http://www.stranglers.net/s_rattus.gif

C'mon DB...a jazz band, a funk band, a rock band all in ONE BAND :tresbon:
Ok, now i know Christmas in America is not on the 25th :nono:

More food for soul. Have fun. :music:

NP : Morrissey _ Viva Hate.

clint.

Miles really had it didn't he. A jazz man for all genres. I love his music...err...except for you know what my friend. :D

Miles Davis - Cellar Door Sessions dics 1

hehe.... walking down the beaches, looking at the peaches...
1977, Rattus Norwegicus


Hi Dp :wave: fröhliches Weihnachten.

NP : The Stranglers _ Aural Sculpture (Vinyl).

clint.

Miles Davis - Cellar Door disc 2

Nick Cave _ Kicking Agains the pricks.

clint.

Genesis - Foxtrot

Genesis - Foxtrot

I used to have that album. In my humble opinion the best from Genesis.
I don't hear nothing from that album far more than 20 years but, i still remember quite a few songs... :yes:

clint :thmbsp:

I was pawing through my da's cd's i now have with interest from some other
thread regarding Rags and Traditional Jazz and found this copy of Original
Ragtime Classics From The Original Piano Rolls. An import my dad no doubt had bought at Down Home Records. Modern recordings of piano rolls in action.
Nice easy music while the aspirin for my stess headache kick in. Hopefully.

Carl

Wes Montgomery - Full House.Nice way to unwind from a shitty day at work....