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

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Originally posted by munch:
I have them all.But this is still my FAVE.

Munch,
I just saw you moved to South Central, that's a pretty rough hood my friend.

MilesSmiles some Wes Montgomery ? I knew you'd play some decent jazz one day!!!

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Originally posted by BigH47:
MilesSmiles some Wes Montgomery ? I knew you'd play some decent jazz one day!!!

Howard, most jazz is good. It just takes a bit of practice. Let me know when you fancy a jazz night

And talking of good jazz - this outstanding boxset - the atmosphere is phenomenal - disc 3. Miles Davis Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel

Ah but there's jazz and then there's jazz. I have to see some point in it otherwise I'm not willing to listen. I even took off the Larry Carlton album I was listening to earlier, and I generally love his guitar work, but it went off in a noodling vein, so off it came.

RE a jazz night unfortunately we have just missed the shortest night.

Enough for now time for some zzzzzs TTFN
Howard

on vinyl.

I Will - John Clark, French horn

still predominantly in the late 70's early 80's music wise at the moment:

2 excellent ones







also on this evening




I bought this for Mrs Sloop for Christmas after searching for Vivaldi recommendations on the forum.

It sounds wonderful to me and apparently it is a lauded performance and recording. Not cheap at $24 but after going mad on 5,8 and even 18 cd packages, I think we will get more value form this single cd.



SJB

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Originally posted by Lontano:
And talking of good jazz - this outstanding boxset - the atmosphere is phenomenal - disc 3. Miles Davis Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel

Waiting for my copy to arrive, although I am worried that I will get one of those emails through Amazon, to say, sorry we thought it was in stock, but it wasn't.

Keeping an eye on one on Eaby, just in case.

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Originally posted by BigH47:
MilesSmiles some Wes Montgomery ? I knew you'd play some decent jazz one day!!!

I'm trying.

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Originally posted by Lontano:
And talking of good jazz - this outstanding boxset - the atmosphere is phenomenal - disc 3. Miles Davis Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel

One of my favorites. I might have to play it tonight.

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Originally posted by JamieL:

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Originally posted by Lontano:
And talking of good jazz - this outstanding boxset - the atmosphere is phenomenal - disc 3. Miles Davis Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel

Waiting for my copy to arrive, although I am worried that I will get one of those emails through Amazon, to say, sorry we thought it was in stock, but it wasn't.

Keeping an eye on one on Eaby, just in case.

You will love it - until recently I didn't know how hard this box set is to come by, fortunately I got mine when it came out (should have gotten a few extra copies to get rich on e-bay ).

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by munch:
I have them all.But this is still my FAVE.

Munch,
I just saw you moved to South Central, that's a pretty rough hood my friend.

Oliver,
Get this dvd if you want a good laugh.

Its a micky take of all the Hood films.
Its a great place if you know some one that lives there.
This dvd.


is also one of the best films to come out of England and Wales in the last 20 years.
It has a good sound track and you will laugh.
Its a welsh Godfather movie.
Stu

Munch, I've seen the Wayans brothers' flick but will have to look out for the other one.

PS: See Munch's Miles thread for context.

Sonya Kitchell "This Storm"

Midnight Sugar was so popular at Lontano's place earlier this year. NOT!

Spoon "Gimme Fiction"

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Midnight Sugar was so popular at Lontano's place earlier this year. NOT!

I love it and even if you don't like the Jazz you have to admire the recording quality - I'm sure Lontano told you all about the little recording engineer right in the piano.