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

Now Playing.........

Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers - Buhaina's Delight

Art Blakey (drums), Freddie Hubbard (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone), Curtis Fuller (trombone), Cedar Walton (piano), and Jymie Merritt (bass).

Streaming on NAS........  On an afternoon walk a quick stop in as I passed by Fat Cat Records and picked up a few CD's. Loved the "Like Someone In Love" album that I just finished.  Art and the Messengers are fantastic!

This was a 50 cent acquisition at Goodwill...my new discount source.

ewemon posted:

All these albums which I played today remind me of my brother who gave me my love for music an introduced me to all genres of music literally from the moment I was born.

For that I will always be thankful.

Without doubt the greatest male vocalist of all time any other great vocalist you care to mention especially the white rock singers are just trying to sound like Otis.

Relaxed, hot weather music.

Got this double vinyl recommended to me last week. I was a sceptical as it is only £8.99 on the river and a radio broadcast. But I took a punt and it’s surprisingly good. ????

Makes the breakfast go down nice and easy. Great album ????

Remarkably fine sounding compilation (2 x CD, 1 blu-ray audio) containing many previously unkown (to me at any rate) gems.

Double cd released 2003 - anybody who loves soul music and New Orleans R&B needs to own this priceless set. ????

Kevin-W posted:

Remarkably fine sounding compilation (2 x CD, 1 blu-ray audio) containing many previously unkown (to me at any rate) gems.

I agree, one of last year's happy surprises, Kevin. 

Released 1965 - Fab album from the Fabs.????

1970s Britfunk, on CD. Some brilliant stuff here.

The Stratmaster in fine form from 1978 - Great songs and lyrics as you would expect from Rory - Playing on Cassette on TDK SA -X C60

Ripped from recent cd deluxe compilation.

Kevin-W posted:

Remarkably fine sounding compilation (2 x CD, 1 blu-ray audio) containing many previously unkown (to me at any rate) gems.

I like The Doors, so I was hopeful. Unfortunately, the Tidal hi-fi stream is terrible, flat with no low end. Looks like the cd / bluray is the way to go with this release. I have a vinyl of The Doors greatest from years ago that sounds very good.

Playing Cassette on Maxell UD XL 11 C60  - Mellow Psychedelic Rock from  Spirit from 1981

Now Playing..........

Art Blakey - At the Cafe Bohemia, Volume One

Art Blakey (drums), Kenny Dorham (trumpet), Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone),  Horace Silver (piano), and Doug Watkins (bass).

Streaming on NAS........  Starting the day where I left off yesterday with another album from Art Blakey. Wonderful music!

Leonardo Trincabelli.   Release.

A unique album by a Uruguayan Hang player.

Naim labels own Neil Cowley on 2006 Jazz Electronica duties

Brilliant Album by The Libertines from 2004 - So many classic songs - Playing on Compact Disc on Rough Trade

Tabby cat posted:

The Stratmaster in fine form from 1978 - Great songs and lyrics as you would expect from Rory - Playing on Cassette on TDK SA -X C60

Great pick and a unique sound on this album courtesy of the electric sitar which Rory borrowed from Pete Townsend.

Playing on Vinyl on Tower Records 1967 - Garage Psychedelia from The Chocalate Watch Band

Keith Jarrett - Dark interval

Recorded live in Tokyo. But unlike albums like 'the Koln concerts'  the songs on this recording are much shorter. Very enjoyable.

  Various Artists - The Blues Makers.

  For pennies on The River, ripped and streaming, this double album consists of African musicians on the first disc, whilst the second

  one concentrates on their American counterparts............... a most enjoyable journey through the undeniable connection between the

  two genres.

The Beatles

Help - CD Rip

In the mood for the Fab Four after my keep fit instructor at the local sport Center played the Fab Four at my keep fit class.

Edward