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

Sting "The Dream Of The Blue Turtles"

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
haven't really listened a lot to Natalie Cole - what would you say is a good place to start?

This one.

If you can find one in vinyl, it's even better.
Altho, the CD doesn't sound bad at all.

Sunday again...so some BACH on vinyl

LP 1 of a box set of 3

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Originally posted by kuma:

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
haven't really listened a lot to Natalie Cole - what would you say is a good place to start?

This one.

If you can find one in vinyl, it's even better.
Altho, the CD doesn't sound bad at all.

Many thks, will look for it ... cheers Oliver

india.arie "Voyage To India"

Best known for her Baroque repertoire, Hewitt's attempt with Schumann ends up with mixed results. I enjoyed the Sonata in F Sharp much more than her Humoreske playing.

Haim

Alanis Morissette "The Collection"

Golden Earring "The Continuing Story of Radar Love"

Pat Metheny Day Trip Live

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
india.arie "Voyage To India"

Hi Jeff, I posted this not too long ago, but you're the only other person I've seen mention her. Do you have any of her other albums?

Mark

P.S. Seeing Laura Veirs last Monday and meeting her after the show was fun.

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Pat Metheny Day Trip Live

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Originally posted by markah:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
india.arie "Voyage To India"

Hi Jeff, I posted this not too long ago, but you're the only other person I've seen mention her. Do you have any of her other albums?

Mark

P.S. Seeing Laura Veirs last Monday and meeting her after the show was fun.

Hi Mark

I was happy to see you enjoyed your LV show, hopefully she can return with the Saltbreakers (band) when you can go as well.

I "discovered" india.arie on a "Musicares Salute Man of the Year: James Taylor" dvd - she covered one of JT's songs. I then picked up the album. I enjoy india.arie, Alicia Keys, Mary Blige, Natasha Bedingfield, etc in small doses - very good artists/albums, just not my "main style" of listening.

regards,

Jeff A

John Mellencamp "The Best That I Could Do: 1978 - 1988"

Hi Stuart, that one's already in my Amazon "basket"!!

Mark

~<>~ Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) ~<>~

The Art of Fugue & other Organ Works

Playing disc 2 of 2 cd-set.

1. 18. Fuga a 4 Soggetti (unfinished)
2. 1. Prelude
3. 2. Fugue
4. 1. (Allegro moderato)
5. 2. Adagio
6. 3. Allegro
7. 1. Toccata
8. 2. Adagio
9. 3. Fugue
10. 1. Vivace
11. 2. Lento
12. 3. Allegro
13. Toccata
14. Fugue

Recording @ 1956 on the great organ at St. Laurenskerk in Alkmaar, Netherlands

1959/60 Deutsche Grammophon's very first stereo recording

[ADD] superb orignal masters cd @ 2007

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Pat Metheny Day Trip Live

good choice milessmilesfleet foxes here

George Bohm (1661-1733) - Die Claviersuiten

Mitzi Meyerson, harpsichord

picked up at Starbucks this a.m.

John Mellencamp
"Life Death Love and Freedom"

~<>~ EAGLES ~<>~

1. Hotel California
2. New Kid In Town
3. Life In The Fast Lane
4. Wasted Time
5. Wasted Time (2)
6. Victim Of Love
7. Pretty Maids All In A Row
8. Try And Love Again
9. Last Resort

~<>~

No man - Schoolyard Ghosts

Jakob Dylan "Seeing Things"