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

I'm soldering a '54 pickups set into the body of an old lady and need some of the right feeling

Fred Hersch "The Fred Hersch Trio Plays ..."

A few tunes before tonights gig @ Somerset House

Working my way through 50 years of Harmonia Mundi, an outrageous bargain at 30 quid. Currently, Purcell's King Arthur. 29 CDs + a CD-ROM with all the texts!

Van Morrison "Keep It Simple"

Alanis Morissette "Flavors Of Entanglement"

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Fred Hersch "The Fred Hersch Trio Plays ..."

Jeff,

I never heard Hersch's trio. I have only solo works and a duo from him. Would you recommend this disc?

Regards,
Haim

The right music for this weekend.

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Fred Hersch "The Fred Hersch Trio Plays ..."
Jeff,
I never heard Hersch's trio. I have only solo works and a duo from him. Would you recommend this disc?
Regards,
Haim

Hi Haim, I would recommend it, the playing is wonderful and the compositions ( I believe only one by Hersch, on this release) are stellar. All in Chesky sound.

regards,
Jeff A

James Taylor "October Road"

The Drams on mice pace on New West Records

Michael Stanley "Eighteen Down"

pete greenwood(Acoustic / Folk / Blues ) on micepace



playing greenman in august :-)

One of those records equally good loud or turned down a bit for evening listening...

quote:

Originally posted by Huwge:
Working my way through 50 years of Harmonia Mundi, an outrageous bargain at 30 quid. Currently, Purcell's King Arthur. 29 CDs + a CD-ROM with all the texts!

Damn, that's tempting...

... and now ordered!

Thanks
Nigel

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Originally posted by droodzilla:


Bought yesterday, and already sounding like a winner.

This is one of the best of my many purchases this year. A new classic ECM album that deserves far wider attention.

Joe Henry "Fuse"

no worries, drood, you will love it !!!

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Originally posted by droodzilla:


Bought yesterday, and already sounding like a winner.

had a rather blissed out Sunday courtesy of Mssrs Cope, Pierce and Kember...
(oh, and anyone tempted to pick up the special edition of Jehovakill, forget it, it's ruined by atrocious remastering - get the original bluebox CD or Vinyl if you can)

Led Zeppelin, Southampton 1973
disc 1
1.Rock And Roll 4.00
2.Over The Hills And Far Away 6.32
3.Black Dog 5.41
4.Misty Mountain Hop 4.32
5.Since I’ve Been Loving You 8.40
6.Dancing Days 4.32
7.The Song Remains The Same 5.31
8.The Rain Song 9.15
9.Dazed And Confused 28.15: includes San Francisco
disc 2
1.Stairway To Heaven 12.04
2.Whole Lotta Love 27.16: medley includes: Everybody Needs Somebody To Love . I Can’t Quit You Baby . Let’s Have A Party
3.Heartbreaker 11.12
4.Organ Solo 3.14
5.Thank You 9.40
6.How Many More Times 8.25: includes The Hunter
7.Communication Breakdown 3.24

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Hi Haim, I would recommend it, the playing is wonderful and the compositions ( I believe only one by Hersch, on this release) are stellar. All in Chesky sound.
regards,
Jeff A

Thanks Jeff,

It has been sometime since I got any new music. I might as well start here with Hersch's trio.

Enjoy the rest of Sunday (and you have more of it left than I do),

Haim

Perfect pace for a beautiful afternoon.