What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Stanley Cowell Trio
Illusion Suite

Stanley Cowell piano
Stanley Clarke bass
Jimmy Hopps drums

Maimoun
Ibn Mukhtarr Mustapha
Cal Massey
Miss Viki
Emil Danenberg
Astral Spiritual

Recorded November 1972
ECM 1026

Recorded at Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg, Germany in October 1980.

Solo performer: David Darling (cello, 8-string cello, bells, gongs, tympani).

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

side 1:
Music for the Royal fireworks
Water Music - Suite in G major

side 2:
Water Music -
Suite in D major
Suite in F major

The Academy of St.Martin-in-the-Fields
Nevillie Marriner
Colin Tilney harpsichord

argo (Decca) 3 x Lp box-set

Playing the first record of this nice minty 3 lp box-set of various Handel selected works : )

Handel box-set continuo... : )

side 3:
Oboe Concerto in G minor
Concerto Grosso in B flat Op.6 no.7
Roger Lord oboe

side 4:
Organ Concerto in F major “Cuckoo and the Nightingale”
Concerto Grosso in b flat major B-dur op.3 no.1
George Malcolm organ

side 5:
Overture (to Berenice)
Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (Soloman)
Dream Music (Ariodante/Alcina)
Pour les Chasseurs (Il Pastor Fido)

side 6:
The Trumpet’s Loud Clangor (Ode for St. Cecilias Day) ~ Ian Partridge tenor
Se un Bell’ardire (Ezio) ~ Forbes Robinson bass
Verdi Prati (Alcina) ~ Bernadette Greevy contralto ~ Raymond Leppard harpsichord
I rage, I melt, I burn… O Ruddier than the cherry (Acis & Galatea) Benjamin Luxon bass
Waft her Angels (Jephtha) ~ Anthony Rolfe-Johnson tenor
Hallelujah (Messiah)

The Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields ~ Neville Marriner

Handel 'Selected Works' (performed 1964 - 1979) argo (Decca) 3 x Lp box-set

Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion

Cheers

Flettster

Gold cd edition.

Gold cd edition.

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Originally posted by ewemon:


Gold cd edition.

I'll have to get my hand on one of these.

I've had to listen to this one a few times before realising how good it is. Completely different album from the last one.

Cheers

Flettster

The main man in London Elektricity looks the spit of my old cogger of a dealer, Hi Pat

Cool as you come Drum 'n' Bass from the Saarf London massive with Lianne Carroll on Vocals.






Dean...

Jon Christensen
Selected Recordings

An unceasingly brilliant contributor to, we believe, more ECM studio recordings than any other musician, Jon Christensen finally has an album released under his own name. Band-leading has seldom been the great Oslo drummer’s priority but in his selection of tracks for his :rarum disc, there is no mistaking the way in which Christensen has driven some mighty ensembles from his seat at the back. Titanic performances from Keith Jarrett’s “Belonging” group, Terje Rypdal’s “Waves” band, the Bobo Stenson Trio, Ralph Towner and more…

Jon Christensen drums, percussion
Keith Jarrett piano
Jan Garbarek tenor and soprano saxophones
Palle Danielsson double-bass
Ralph Towner guitars
Terje Rypdal guitars, synthesizer
Palle Mikkelborg trumpet
Sveinung Hovensjø bass
Jon Balke piano
Arild Andersen double-bass
Eberhard Weber bass
Bobo Stenson piano
Anders Jormin double-bass
Ketil Bjørnstad piano
Bjørn Kjellemyr double-bass

Personal Mountains
Piscean Dance
Per Ulv
Tutte
Oceanus
War Orphans
My Song
Glacial Reconstruction
The Windup


Recordings 1974-1997
rarumECM 8020

On Spotify:-



OK

OK Chick, you're on!



Sounds very nice so far.

Adrian, have you got this yet:

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Originally posted by droodzilla:

Adrian, have you got this yet:

Nigel - yes I have and it is essential - can't say more than that.

quote:

Originally posted by BigH47:
On Spotify:-



OK

Listen to sundirtwater if you can find it.

quote:

Listen to sundirtwater if you can find it.

The album, not just the track?

AMG seems to think it's a bit more substantial, is that correct? More electric?

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by droodzilla:

Adrian, have you got this yet:

Nigel - yes I have and it is essential - can't say more than that.

Added to my wishlist, thanks (this is turning into an expensive Easter break).

quote:

Originally posted by BigH47:

quote:

Listen to sundirtwater if you can find it.

The album, not just the track?

AMG seems to think it's a bit more substantial, is that correct? More electric?

Some great organ on it and more bluesy. A very good album.

Shame it's not on Spotify.