What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)
Posted by: Adam Meredith on 23 March 2008
Acoustic Shapes / ACT
Wolfgang Haffener-drums
Hubert Nuss-piano
Lars Danielsson-bass
A live recording. The music is very good but I would have enjoyed it much more without all the claps and loud whistles.
Haim
Sous Les Voutes, Le Serpent..
Michel Godard
Michel Godard, serpent, Tuba
Linda Bsiri, Voice, trumpet marine
Mark Nauseef, percussion
Pedro Estevan, percussion
quote:
I love this record - one of my most played so far this year.
Again, before bed time.
... the sound of this one is so good - I have to play it again and again and again ...
... second hand West German target CD ...
A guitar fest this morning whilst hoovering.
Enjoyable, but not the classic that was Together We're Stranger. Maybe I will change my mind after a few more listens.
Maxine Sullivan Great Songs from the Cotton Club by Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler
... on second hand Silver Mofi
"On this fine set, 73-year-old singer Maxine Sullivan performs 16 songs composed by Harold Arlen and lyricist Ted Koehler between 1931-34 for the Cotton Club shows. With backing by pianist Keith Ingham's groups (which include Phil Bodner on reeds, a few guest appearances by tenor Al Klink and the great acoustic guitarist Marty Grosz), Sullivan brings out the beauty of the tunes. Many hits resulted from the Arlen-Koehler partnership, and the highlights of the program include "Happy as the Day Is Long," "As Long as I Live," "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," "Stormy Weather" and "I've Got the World on a String," along with a few obscurities."
... on second hand Silver Mofi
"On this fine set, 73-year-old singer Maxine Sullivan performs 16 songs composed by Harold Arlen and lyricist Ted Koehler between 1931-34 for the Cotton Club shows. With backing by pianist Keith Ingham's groups (which include Phil Bodner on reeds, a few guest appearances by tenor Al Klink and the great acoustic guitarist Marty Grosz), Sullivan brings out the beauty of the tunes. Many hits resulted from the Arlen-Koehler partnership, and the highlights of the program include "Happy as the Day Is Long," "As Long as I Live," "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," "Stormy Weather" and "I've Got the World on a String," along with a few obscurities."
... and now for something completely different ...
~<>~ L Y N Y R D _ S K Y N Y R D ~<>~
(pronounced 'leh-'nérd 'skin-'nérd)
1. I Ain't The One
2. Tuesday's Gone
3. Gimme Three Steps
4. Simple Man
5. Things Goin' On
6. Mississippi Kid
7. Poison Whiskey
8. Free Bird
Original sound recording @ 1973 MCA Records Inc
quote:Originally posted by Diccus62:
Think I saw Shonen Knife support Nirvana many years ago
Did you enjoy them??! I confess I haven't listened to the LP for ages but it made me smile big time when I played it. Not least as 'Bear Up Bison' (one of the tracks on the LP) was the advice I used to give to a depressed friend many years ago!
Steeve
Possibly a little esoteric for a hot May evening - but really, it comes from a different place.
Redshift - V. Halo
Very Jean Michel Jarre/Tangerine Dream, the title track is amazing.
quote:Originally posted by MilesSmiles:quote:
I love this record - one of my most played so far this year.
Wow, that sounds great on myspace - must get me one - Thanks guys. Ian