What are you listening to right now? (VOL I)

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The Neville Brothers - Yellow Moon

Good one Steve - some astonishing tracks on that album with Aaron's voice at its spine tingling best. Must dig it out and give it a spin.

Peter

PACE

The group Jeff Beck copied Hi Ho Silver Lining from, the group that spawned Third World War and Atomic Rooster - one of the 60s best kept secrets: The Attack.

cooking up a lovely italian spezzinato/stew. fine music and food - can't ask for much more in life.

PACE

Diane Reeves: never too far on a record.

Just received my preordered copy. The Nait 5i is giving it all she's got.

Larry

A Night At The Opera - Queen
Dog Eat Dog - Joni Mitchell
Best Of - Buddy Holly

Shawn Lane: Powers of Ten; Live!

Amazing guitarist. His other album 'Tri-tone Fascination' is also good.

He has recorded many albums with Jonas Hellborg as well. Would recommend 'Personae' and 'Time is the Enemy' as well.

Some of his CD's may be hard to find, but after his death in 2003 his mum Diane sells them on his website www.shawnlane.com

Death In Vegas - The Contino Sessions

Trick or Treat

The Waterboys - A Pagan Place


and then



Dead Can Dance - Spiritchaser

A theme evening!

Bonnie 'Prince? Billy: The Letting Go

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Originally posted by mangold3000:
Bonnie 'Prince? Billy: The Letting Go

Very good!

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Originally posted by sjust:


Jewish middle-age music meets Flamenco meets Ladino meets Andalusia.

cheers
Stefan
PS: Haim, you know what you have to do.

Yes Stefan.

I know exactly what I have to do. I am going to the house of Jasmin's parents, a place I have been many times, and tell the family personally that Stefan loves their daughter's singing.

As we said before, the world is real small, and perhaps it is my turn to find a German musician with whom you grew up.

Any chance, Stefan, that you went to school with... Hille Perl?

Regards,

Haim

Good evening all!
Good evening Haim!

No school tomorrow and some vinyl to play.

Three Quartets for strings by Haydn:

Op.64 no 5 "L'Alouette"
Op.76 no 2 "Les Quinets"
Op.77 no 1 "Lobkowiz"

In the car tonight, delightful. Thank you, Huw.

Haim

The new E.S.T. Not their best.

stefan

Apologies for dropping into your conversation Haim & Stefan but you may know this guy:



Mr John Surman.

I went to school with him and played a terrible guitar / banjo in his first school boy Jazz band before he took off into the stratosphere and the rest us returned to a more mundane future. We keep in touch but only rarely

regards
Geoff

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Originally posted by Geoff P:
Apologies for dropping into your conversation Haim & Stefan but you may know this guy:

Mr John Surman.

I went to school with him and played a terrible guitar / banjo in his first school boy Jazz band before he took off into the stratosphere and the rest us returned to a more mundane future. We keep in touch but only rarely

regards
Geoff

Hey Geoff,

This is great. Could you have told growing up that John Surman was going to end up a famous musician, or was he just one of the bunch at the time?

Have you seen him perform lately?

Regards,

Haim

From probably what is going to be my last purchase at a TowerRecords store. They will all close in eight weeks.

Regards,

Haim

quote:

Originally posted by Geoff P:

Mr John Surman.

I went to school with him and played a terrible guitar / banjo in his first school boy Jazz band before he took off into the stratosphere and the rest us returned to a more mundane future. We keep in touch but only rarely

regards
Geoff

Sure I know this record - and I like it ! Funny that you know all these people, Geoff and Haim. I only know Peter Orloff. But HIS music sucks...

cheers
Stefan

I'll never get used to theese days off in the middle of the week.
Btw nice season's colours, friends and music can help to face this desert outside.