What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIV)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 31 December 2017
On the eve of a new year, it's time for a new thread.
Last year's thread can be found here:
ZZ Top
Afterburner - CD Rip
It has been a very long time since i last played ZZ Top, brilliant album.
Thanks STEVEE_S.
Edward
Hall & Oates - The Singles
It's like being locked into an empty Radio 2 studio .... but in a good way
Playing on Compact Disc on Naxos - Really gorgous Vivaldi Oboe for this Indian Summer English morning
John Hicks trio - East side blues
Geting warmer, in fact all progged up!
ZZ To
Eliminator - CD Rip
Edward
Freddie Hubbard & Woody Shaw - The eternal triangle
Great hard bop jazz by two of jazz finest trumpet players. The rest of the band isn't bad either.
- Alto Saxophone – Kenny Garrett
- Bass – Ray Drummond
- Drums – Carl Allen
- Piano – Mulgrew Miller
- Trumpet [Left Channel] – Freddie Hubbard
- Trumpet [Right Channel] – Woody Shaw
Now playing.........
Ketil Bjornstad - A Passion for John Donne
Ketil Bjørnstad (piano), Håkon Kornstad (tenor saxophone, flute, voice), Birger Mistereggen (percussion), and the Oslo Chamber Choir with Håkon Daniel Nystedt (director).
Streaming on NAS.......... returning to Ketil for the eye opener this morning with some beautiful compositions with choir, and like yesterday songs based on the poetry John Donne. Music and poetry, two things that I enjoy........ A wonderful way to begin this Monday morning!
Paul Anka - Rock Swings
Just chillin before work. Not played this album for ages but it's going to get plenty of plays this week I think. Basically it all comes off because the originals are so good. Really like the low key version of It's a Sin.
Sorni Nai - Kauan
The music & indeed the cover seem to fit with the Dyatlov incident story really well.
Excellent quality Frapp boot on CD, recorded in Berlin, 2003.
01. Crystalline Green (4:27)
02. Human (4:56)
03. Pilots (4:37)
04. Lovely Head (4:09)
05. Deep Honey (4:43)
06. Hairy Trees (6:44)
07. Utopia (5:17)
08. Deer Stop (4:40)
09. Train (5:01)
10. Tip Toe (5:26)
11. Twist (3:59)
12. Strict Machine (6:04)
13. Slippage (4:54)
14. Black Cherry (6:12)
15. Yes Sir, I Can Boogie (yes, it's the Baccara song) (5:14)
Playing on Compact Disc on IRS - Superb REM album from 1987 - A band on the cusp of global fame but still relatively unknown.
Now Playing.........
Ketil Bjornstad - The Shadow
Ketil Bjørnstad (piano), Randi Stene (vocals), Lars Anders Tomter (viola), Frode Alnæs (guitar), Arild Andersen (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums).
Streaming on TIDAL...... continuing on with Ketil and his first album from 1990 which the songs were based on the poetry John Donne. Relaxing & uplifting music to start the week off..........
2018 Reissued vinyl...sounds pretty good to me!
Playing on Cassette on Maxell ULS C60 - A live album from 1986 from Paisly Underground Psychedelic Rockers The Rain Parade
Kenny Barron & Joe Locke - But beautiful
Kenny Barron (piano) - Joe Locke (vibes).
Magazine - Secondhand Daylight
Ok..... work's getting a bit closer now, this is revving me up a bit
Now playing.......
Danielle Cawdell - Silence Set Me Free
Streaming on TIDAL.......... Taking Danielle out for a second spin, enjoyable vocals and music!
Two CD set. Recorded live at the Brixton Academy, 6th October 2005. Will G mixed the live sound and the CDs were available to buy about 20 minutes after the show ended. Five other dates from that tour were also recorded, and they are all quite collectable these days...
- Utopia
- Train
- Tiptoe
- Lovely Head
- Koko
- Slide In
- You Never Know
- Deer Stop
- Fly Me Away
- Satin Chic
- Beautiful
- Ride A White Horse
- Ooh La La
- Strict Machine
- Number 1
- Black Cherry
Getting Funky with this Soul Jazz label Double Funk Compilation - Playing on Vinyl
al9315 posted:
Sorni Nai - Kauan
The music & indeed the cover seem to fit with the Dyatlov incident story really well.
Yes, a very good album and still their best to date.
Bob the Builder posted:ALANP posted:
Norah Jones - Little Broken Hearts.
I have the Analogue Productions vinyl remaster of this and it's very good..
Just ordered that on CD.
bishopla posted:
Good call, bishop. An excellent album and my favourite by TYA