What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)

Vinyl

The Feelers - Super System

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Originally posted by sjust:
Good guy, ROTF...

Myself, a shift to

Up there with Clifford Curzon as a favourite of mine.

Last disc before bed is VM Bhatt, Jerry Douglas and Edgar Meyer - Bourbon and Rosewater

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Originally posted by droodzilla:

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:


Haydn's Keyboard Sonatas arranged for 8-strings guitar.

How is it Haim? I have his Bach, and like it very much.

Regards
Nigel

Nigel,

Though both albums are excellent, I like the Haydn better, perhaps because the music is a bit less known and more unique than Bach's million arrangements.

Stuart,

How are you?
Just came home from the city after watching the play "Nine Parts of Passion" which by the way was a great success in London in 2005.
I am hungry like a dog. I am going to post the music which I heard in the car and disappear in the kitchen.

Have a good week,
Haim

Azymuth: Outubro 1980 Release

I had no idea these guys were around for so long!
I love their *Before we forget* album and didn't think they were the same musicians.


A funky jazzy down-tempo chill with latin beats.

Great image for the super slow Sunday traffic.

Ella Fitzgerald & Joe Pass - Take Love Easy

~<>~ Redshift ~<>~

bleed IV-V........... 1999 album siren
halo................. 2001 album halo
aquamarine........... 2002 album fracture

Love Nelson Riddle!
Corny maybe, but his orchestrasation is the best of the genre.

Dream Sequence: the Best of Tangerine Dream
(subject to opinion of course! : )

Disc: 1
1. The Dream Is Always the Same
2. Phaedra [Excerpt]
3. Rubycon Part One [Excerpt]
4. Stratosfear [Excerpt]
5. Choronzon
6. Cherokee Lane [Live]
7. Cinnamon Road
8. Kiew Mission
9. Ricochet Part Two

The ensemble is of big names (Bill Evans, Pepper Adams, Herbie Mann, Kenny Burrell, Paul Chambers & Philly Joe Jones) but the gratifying results are intimate and lavish ballads.

up to disc 5.

Larry

The Nightfly Trilogy (3-MVI DVD + 4-CD Box Set) [BOX SET] [MVI DVD + BONUS CD]
Donald Fagen

It's been a while since I spin this one.

Started the day with a bit of easy listening.......

Simply Red - Blue


Simply Red - Love And The Russian Winter

Mark

Tunng - Good Arrows

Mark

JS Bach - Complete sonatas and Partitas for violin, played by Rachel Podger. Balsam for a slightly wooly head

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Originally posted by ROTF:

ROTF,
Good to see you are having a run on Soft Machine.

ATB
Chris N

Where would you put the Ciaconna (in Partita #2), in comparison to the millions of (great) other performances (now, I know about your Heifetz preference, what about more recent recordings ?)

very curious to know...

Stefan

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Originally posted by Huwge:
JS Bach - Complete sonatas and Partitas for violin, played by Rachel Podger. Balsam for a slightly wooly head

On the way to work and very enjoyable it was too.

Not to be confused with the recent Pat Metheny release Day Trip, this new 40 minute EP brings together a number of live trio tracks recorded in Japan that were available previously only as downloads or as an extra track on the Japanese version of Day Trip. A good companion to the Day Trip album and I like the live feel of the tracks.

New release on ACT - Erskine, Le and Benita