What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. X)

Nice relaxing jazz album

Vinyl edition.

Argentine American pianist Mirian Conti, explores music from the pre-tango Argentine classical tradition. The music follows European models, with regional dances mixed with nationalist pictorial material.

Bobby Hutcherson

"Solo/Quartet"

And damn nice it is too

Great 1976 recording from Ry. Probably the only artist who's entire catalogue I have.

FLAC.

G

Kenny Barron & Charlie Haden

"Night and The City"

On CD:-

so far today, vinyl

and now

CD rip:-

Clive Gregson & Christine Collister - Love Is A Strange Hotel

No prior exposure to Nickel Creek.  I like Sara Watkins' solo albums so thought I would give this a try.  Didn't much care for the tempo when first purchased a few months ago; put it on the shelf.  This time it sounds much better.  Perhaps because I have no preconceptions, or just in a more receptive frame of mind. 

Paul Simon Graceland - 25th anniversary vinyl

Dave Brubeck Quartet

"At Carnegie Hall"

disc 1

from a prompt on this forum

Good, isn't it.

G

Hi Graeme

It is sounding just fine, it may well have been your prompt that caused me to put it in a folder for future listening.  If so, thanks.

Jeff A

Vinyl

Top Of The Pile:

Oran Etkin

"Gathering Light"

first listen prompted by

a Stereophile magazine review

Vinyl,  the Voice for the most western quartisphere.

Not familiar with this album,Tony.

Listening now to my first Gismonti with a very early Haden, the Montreal tapes from 1989:

Jimmy Smith

"Root Down"

Prompted by its use as a "test disc" in a recent

speaker review in The Absolute Sound. Not listening

for SQ but whether I like the music. I do like JS.

CD

Comedite amici et bibite et inebriamini.

On a very old s/hand vinyl, ex-Maidenhead Library:

Why? I wanted to wind down to something fine.

steve

CD.  Both Vol1 and this Vol 2 are kind of exotic due to the mix of styles, influences, melodies and harmonies explored by the composer.