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

Lambchop - Is a Woman

Camberwell Carrot anyone...







Dean..OVOC

Just spotted "Rock-on-Tv" Sky 260 showing Yes from NIA Brum not sure what year. Chris Squire with a triple neck bass.

Crazy World for crazy times.

from the library:
Joe Ely "Twistin' In The Wind"



amazing Texas cantina music - the real deal

Carol King: Living Room Tour

It's been a while I listened to this CD.
I love her honest voice and piano.

On the Black stuff
Can anyone confirm it sounds a bit muddy?

Haim,

Thanks for the recommendation, nice album. Takes a few listens to get into as the guitar work is so delicate compared to someone like Joe Pass or Kenny Burrell. The version of Concierto De Aranjuez is outstanding. With the line up of musicians involved, I really should not be surprised.

Regards

Nic

Nick Drake for today - Five Leaves Left & Bryter Layter

1 Nihavent, traditionnel turc / arrangement P-I-S
2 La femme de l'eau, (à Long-Long) Guo Gan / arrangement Emek Evci
3 Au cornet d'amour, Emek Evci
4 La Rêveuse, Marin Marais / arrangement Bruno Helstroffer
5 La course de chevaux, Huang Haihuai / arrangement Guo Gan
6 Kapsberger forever, P-I-S
La route des métaux (à mon père)
7 La cloche et le papillon
8 Cymbale du ciel, les esprits de la pluie et du vent
9 Bzzz
10 La danse des lézards cendrés
11 El sueno del condor
12 Le boulet rieur
13 Sonnerie pour les esprits de la forêt
14 Hor che tempo di dormire
15 Ex voto

Joël Grare arrangements, percussion,

Guo Gan erhu (chinese two-string fiddle)
Bruno Helstroffer theorbo
Emek Evci bass
Karine Herroud Gonzalez Flamenco

With the participation of Ensemble « Les Tambours de lune »,
Claire Lefilliâtre soprano
Véronica Votti cello

"This recording is a manifesto: modernism, culture, temporality, style, improvisation are all concepts with which Joël Grare plays, like a juggler. At a time of globalisation, of standardisation of cultures, this disc lets us hear the vision of the world of one man, at one given time.

The Paris-Istambul-Shanghaï Ensemble (Chinese violin, theorbo, bass and percussions) forms the musical base of this invitation to travel. The guests, such as Claire Lefiliâtre, contribute their personnality by taking up the learned or popular themes.

This « group », somewhere between a chamber music ensemble and a traditional one, plays standards like Jazzmen. Their standards? Magnificent themes stemming from Spain, Turkey, China, ancient music…Analysing these melodies well beyond their borders, thoroughly enjoying them to interpret them better, improvising, composing, whether or not in the style of their country or their period, following his mood, the taste of tea, the moment ; welcome to the world of Joël Grare." ~<>~

My first listen, and i like it a lot : )
Go to this site for a sample... http://www.alpha-prod.com/readmorecd.php?id=283

nymph

Where is ?

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:
Very good indeed

Indeed

Blinding Dubstep....The Sound Of Sarf London






Dean..

Still...
Tori Amos-The Bootlegs....

Enchanting