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

Tracy Chapman - Tracy Chapman

Last one before bed................

Prefab Sprout - Steve McQueen

david munrow - instruments of the middle ages and renissance :-)

Jim White presents "Searching for the wrong-eyed Jesus."

House, Latin, Jazz, Soul and so much more...






Dean..

Ray Lamontagne - Till The Sun Turns Black. New album "Gossip In The Grain" is out on Monday.

Mark

Julian Joseph - Live at The Wigmore Hall. Not listened to this for ages, I prefer Universal Traveller, but it is much better than I remember it being, must play more often.

Regards

Nic

Interesting (or not - depending on one's preferences) but the first thread lasted just shy of 3 years, this only made it about six months and reached close to half the length.


Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet from Abbado and the Berlin Phil.


regards, Tam

Wow Julian Joseph. Have not played this in well maybe 12+ years or so. One of my earliest jazz purchases way back in 91.

The first batch of CDs I bought in Koln last week. To start, a bunch of ACT CDs that were on offer at 4 euros apiece:



A lovely CD of jazzed up Swedish folf tunes played on saxaphone and guitar/kantalele (like a zither) - relaxing and easy on the ear, without being too easy, if you know what I mean.



A good, solid piano trio recording.



It takes me a while to get the measure of solo piano CDs, but this sounds promising - a mixture of classical works, including Bach's chaconne for solo violin, given the jazz treatment, Coltrane and Ornette pieces, and original compositions. Very interesting approach.



Another CD in ACT's Piano Works series - good, but not as interesting as the first one.

So, no duds so far, and two already sound like winners. More to come in the next few days.

Regards
Nigel

Yes, I am looking at the picture while it's playing...

Been revving myself up all day for tomorrow nights gig...

James Blood Ulmer - Memphis Blood

quote:

Originally posted by nicnaim:
Tam,

Seem to remember it was you that started this!

I did, so it's all my fault (though I accept no liability for any expense incurred as a result of the thread - which can be quite a lot!).

regards, Tam

Arcade Fire, Neon Bible

Miles & his band where right on it this night in New York and they also played some damn fine music, Groovy Baby!






Dean..