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

Gianluigi,

Ref: Kenny Burrell

Start with these three classics, and see how you get on. He has produced a lot of records over the years, and a number of them are excellent.

Regards

Nic

Guitar Forms
Midnight Blue
Bluesy Burrell

Hi Nic!

Thanks for tips!
Not tomorrow but i'll be in town soon and just take a look on the shelves!
Or even my credit card will get "scratched"!

Cheers!
Gianluigi

Gian,
This is a great album with Burell





btw my sister in law was in Verona last week and fell in love with the Italian easy going way of life. No one in a rush she said. Children always out with parents and usually grandparents. She painted quite an idyllic picture of it.

Regards

John

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Originally posted by Sloop John B:
Gian,
This is a great album with Burell


btw my sister in law was in Verona last week and fell in love with the Italian easy going way of life. No one in a rush she said. Children always out with parents and usually grandparents. She painted quite an idyllic picture of it.

Regards

John

Seconded !

both for the great album and the Italian way of life...

cheers
Stefan

Maurice Durufle : Sacred Choral & Organ Works (vol2) Naxos

Messe cum jubilo, op 11

Prelude, adagio et choral varie sur le theme du Veni Creator, op 4

Suite, op 5

'Gramaphone' said:
"This pair of Naxos CDs is noteworthy, essential listening, I would venture to suggest, for anyone who, like me, professes a deep love for Durufle's music."

And I have to agree - it is superb, and played on just the right sort and period of instrument, the Cavaillé-Coll Organ of Saint-Antoine des Quinze-Vingts Church, Paris.

Wonderful value for just £4.99! RECOMMENDED.

James

Was:

Gianluigi Trovesi Otetto: Fugace

Is:

Gianluigi Trovesi & Gianni Coscia: In Cerca di Cibo

Both amongst the top-30 (maybe even top-20) of my collection

cheers
Stefan

another gem from Switzerland...



Magicrays: Take Me Home

I remember the 1st time I heard them on the radio: I thought I was listening to a Radiohead song. as good as that.

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Originally posted by IanGtoo:

Is the 250 making a difference Ian?


SJB

SJB

I don't know why I bother filing this one back on the shelf.

Ian

futzing with some more DIY acoustic room treatments. i can't believe what i've been missing. acoustic sounds more real and electronic sounds....errrrr more electronic.

PACE

wonderful.

PACE

A bit earlier.............



diccus

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by sjust:

quote:

Originally posted by Sloop John B:
Gian,
This is a great album with Burell


btw my sister in law was in Verona last week and fell in love with the Italian easy going way of life. No one in a rush she said. Children always out with parents and usually grandparents. She painted quite an idyllic picture of it.

Regards

John

Seconded !

both for the great album and the Italian way of life...

cheers
Stefan

and the best food in the world. regards munch

.............. and the World Cup winners

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

Or its 78 track companion "heart and soul"



Jono

quote:

Originally posted by Sloop John B:
Gian,
This is a great album with Burell

Thanks a lot John!
I'll be home till the end of the month and i'll have time to comb the only shop that last in town.
The other one is closing.
I've told the owner that to hold a record shop one should listen to music, but he did not listened to me!

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btw my sister in law was in Verona last week and fell in love with the Italian easy going way of life. No one in a rush she said. Children always out with parents and usually grandparents. She painted quite an idyllic picture of it.

I'm happy that your sister in law had a good time.
My father did work in Verona for years and the city is nice and hide a lot of wonderful corners.
I even had a friend from Galway (just in front of the Aran Islands) working in the Foreign Languages and Literatures departement of the local University.
Btw italian life style is not so idyllic as at a first sight one could imagine (this happens to all the tourists that see countries for the first time for a short time and happened to me when visiting northern Europe countries as well).
I don't want to discourage people from visiting Italy but be shure that life in small northern towns like mine is different and harder, much harder than other areas of the country.
I hope that your sister in law will be back and take a trip in regions like Tuscany.
Sicily and Sardinia are wonderful in summer!

Ciao!
Gianluigi

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Originally posted by munch:
and the best food in the world. regards munch

I don't know Munch, but when in Copenhagen or Amsterdam i always found nice to fall into an ocean of fried or boiled fish or meat with cascades of beer and hundreds different sauces.
Whim!!!!!!!!

Cheers!
Gianluigi

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
.............. and the World Cup winners

You mean.............the world cup bag snatchers!

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
.............. and the World Cup winners

You mean.............the world cup bag snatchers!

No, never it was a perfectly gentlemanly match played in the true spirit of the game.................. on second thoughts



Off to the Padded cell i'm highjacking the thread!!

Diccus

The Who - Live@Leeds,25th anniversary edition CD

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
No, never it was a perfectly gentlemanly match played in the true spirit of the game.................. on second thoughts

Diccus.
If Mr. Materazzi would have told me the same things about me and my mother he would not have stand again.
Italian footbal players are too rich, arrogant and they all are fond of fascists and nazis.
The old champions were gentlemen but this is a bunch of ignorant little boys.
And i'm sorry they won the cup.