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

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HOMMAGE À EBERHARD WEBER

Eberhard Weber  (electric bass, synthesizer - from tape), Pat Metheny  (guitars), Jan Garbarek  (soprano saxophone), Gary Burton  (vibraphone), Scott Colley  (double bass), Danny Gottlieb  (drums), Paul McCandless  (english horn, soprano saxophone), Klaus Graf  (alto saxophone), Ernst Hutter  (euphonium), SWR Big Band: Michael Gibbs  (conductor) and Helge Sunde  (conductor).

Streaming on NAS...........   Enjoy this album quite a bit a joyful celebration with a cast of great musicians, sounds mighty fine this Friday evening! Love it.....

dayjay posted:

Greta Van Fleet, from the fires. Most exciting band I have heard in decades

Agree. Fantastic album. Amazing lead vocals by Josh and looking forward, hopefully, to a bit cleaner technical prowess in the fingering from lead guitarist Jake. No doubt though, these boys got chops!

Playing on Vinyl on Ariwa Records 1985 - The Mad Professors Dub me Crazy Series Vol 5

Tabby cat posted:

Playing on Vinyl on Ariwa Records 1985 - The Mad Professors Dub me Crazy Series Vol 5

That's an interesting choice of breakfast listening - or haven't you gone to bed yet?

ChrisSU posted:

Tabby cat posted:

Playing on Vinyl on Ariwa Records 1985 - The Mad Professors Dub me Crazy Series Vol 5

That's an interesting choice of breakfast listening - or haven't you gone to bed yet?

Playing on Compact Disc on New York City Label - Nu Groove Records - Good compilation of their Deep House artists from 1992  

Just right for Saturday morning. It’s quite a bit smoother than my favourite recordings, so a pleasant change.

ChrisSU posted:

Tabby cat posted:

Playing on Vinyl on Ariwa Records 1985 - The Mad Professors Dub me Crazy Series Vol 5

That's an interesting choice of breakfast listening - or haven't you gone to bed yet?

No good music to do the housework too especially on a Saturday morning...the days of up all night are from decades in the distant past ......unless my girlfriend falls pregnant  

Wishing you a Rockin' weekend Chris 

Tabby cat posted:

Playing on Compact Disc on New York City Label - Nu Groove Records - Good compilation of their Deep House artists from 1992  

Loved all that early Maters at Work, Frankie Bones and Bobby Konders stuff released on Nu Groove in the late 80's haven't heard any of this compilation though so will have to give it a try.

Thanks Tabby cat

Jimmy Witherspoon and Ben Webster - Roots 

Analogue Productions remaster on vinyl. The SQ of this new vinyl on my old LP12 is just fantastic if you like Jazz or the blues and love good quality vinyl go and treat yourself to this.

Bob the Builder posted:

Jimmy Witherspoon and Ben Webster - Roots 

Analogue Productions remaster on vinyl. The SQ of this new vinyl on my old LP12 is just fantastic if you like Jazz or the blues and love good quality vinyl go and treat yourself to this.

Cheers Bob just giving your recommendation a play on You Tube sounds really nice - Will investigate the whole album.Liked your comments about my Nu Groove compilation posting.Still have about 400 - 12 " singles from back in the renaissance period of House Music (1989 - 1993).Have loads of import 12 " singles on NYC Label Strictly Rhythm brought back in the day for £ 6......they all seem to be fetching £ 10 now !

Wishing you a great weekend

Cheers Ian 

Saxophone on a tapestry of supporting rhythm and melody...

Tabby cat posted:

Bob the Builder posted:

Jimmy Witherspoon and Ben Webster - Roots 

Analogue Productions remaster on vinyl. The SQ of this new vinyl on my old LP12 is just fantastic if you like Jazz or the blues and love good quality vinyl go and treat yourself to this.

Cheers Bob just giving your recommendation a play on You Tube sounds really nice - Will investigate the whole album.Liked your comments about my Nu Groove compilation posting.Still have about 400 - 12 " singles from back in the renaissance period of House Music (1989 - 1993).Have loads of import 12 " singles on NYC Label Strictly Rhythm brought back in the day for £ 6......they all seem to be fetching £ 10 now !

Wishing you a great weekend

Cheers Ian 

Strictly Rhythm was another great label,  this is why for some of us vinyl never went out of fashion.

Enjoy the sunshine 

Bob the Builder posted:

 

Enjoy the sunshine 

Wes Montgomery - Jazz Masters 14, part of an excellent series on Verve, a cracking hour of Wes.

The Saw Doctors - Villains?, this is Irish pop/rock with a sense of humour at its best.

Queen - The Works.

hungryhalibut posted:

I think there was a thread not too long ago about minimalist music and composers, which piqued my interest in this type of music.  I've just bought some albums by Max Richter, Olafur Arnalds, A Winged Victory for the Sullen and Johann Johannsson which I am enjoying and this seems to be in a similar vein.  Thanks for the recommendation Hungry Halibut - I will have to give this a try.

  Oneohtrix point never.  Age Of

Minimalist but agitated and very absurd.

Roland Kirk - Domino

• Bass – Vernon Martin
• Drums – Henry Duncan (2) (tracks: A1 to B1), Roy Haynes (tracks: B2 to B5)
• Piano – Andrew Hill (tracks: A1 to B1), Wynton Kelly (tracks: B2 to B5)
• Tenor Saxophone, Saxophone [Manzello, Stritch], Flute, Nose Flute, Whistle [Siren Wistle] – Roland Kirk

New 48/24 download. Another album I have on vinyl but this digital version is sounding better.