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

Great Sacred Music program on local classical station. I try to listen most Sundays. Available for online listening as well.
http://theclassicalstation.org/sacred.shtml

Miles Davis - Complete Bitches Brew Sessions.
I am also hunting around Ebay and Amazon to see if I can find the original square box set, as it would be nice to have it match my other Miles sets on the shelf.

A nice vinyl session earlier - Clifford Curzon (Schubert sonatas on Decca), John Williams & Itzakh Perlman (CBS Masterworks), a Discos Fuentes collection "Cumbia Cumbia" on World Circuit, Thelonious Monk at the Blackhawk on original Riverside.

Then some CDs - more Schubert (Trout Quintet) and a complete change with Mondo Morricone, trying to determine those tracks with Enrico Pieranunzi at the piano.

Now, Milcho Leviev and Dave Holland - Up & Down

quote:

Originally posted by Huwge:
Now, Milcho Leviev and Dave Holland - Up & Down

Huw,

Do you know if Leviev had recorded anything lately?

When the Wife is away, the Jazz will play

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

Huw,

Do you know if Leviev had recorded anything lately?

Don't think so - a shame really. Will probably give Blues for the Fisherman a spin after this, will set the turntable spinning now so that it is ready.

On ECM - superb new album from Bobo Stenson

Girlie night...............

Julie Fowlis - Cuilidh


Duffy - Rockferry


Cara Dillon - Sweet Liberty


Beverley Craven - Legends (Disc 1)

Mark,

You have mail.

Denis

Bartok's Bluebeard's Castle from Marin Alsop and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

regards, Tam

Larks Tongues in Aspic - King Crimson

Arab Strap - The Red Thread

Today's session (No Football)

CD
CD
Vinyl
Vinyl
Vinyl
Now watching this
DVD

More CDs from Koln today:



Excellent solo piano (not sure about the dodgy cover though!).



Steve Lehman Quintet - On Meaning. Densely textured but highly listenable contemporary US jazz.



Jean-Louis Matinier - Confluences. Lovely world/jazz fusion, featuring accordion, flute, guitar and bass. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon spent nursing a cold!

Cheers
Nigel

Nils Wülker - Turning the Page
Liked him better in concert. Great symbiosis with his sax side man


Before in the car a must have for every body's collection:
Quadro Nuevo - Antakya