What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2017
2017 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread can be found here;
Charles Lloyd - Canto. From 1996. CD-rip. Nice one with "Eastern" flavors!.
Just finishing.....
Diana Krall - Live in Paris
Love Diana, a wonderful album!
Now Playing.......
Loreena McKennitt - Nights from the Alhambra
A fantastic way to finish off a Sunday Evening!
During workout, quite enjoyable...
Breakfast treat, happy I am now more or less complete with his collection....
Vladimir Feltsman - Bach: six partitas.
Another good performance of Bach's six partitas.
Listening to this fabulous band makes me feel good to be alive : )
Debs
Jeroen20 posted:Vladimir Feltsman - Bach: six partitas.
Another good performance of Bach's six partitas.
His Art of Fugue is imho superb and highly recommended - it's also my favourite AofF (on piano) 
Debs
George Cables - Bluesology
From allmusic.com
This is one of a series of excellent trio dates made by pianist George Cables for Steeplechase during his tenure with the Danish label. Joined by bassist Jay Anderson and drummer Billy Drummond, Cables offers a mix of familiar standards and jazz compositions, along with his own tasty originals. His dreamy rendition of "Easy Living" is spacious, with understated bass and careful brushwork, while he romps through a playful setting of "(There Is No) Greater Love" and begins "Come Rain or Come Shine" with an inventive out-of-tempo solo. The fiery, percussive take of Dizzy Gillespie's "A Night in Tunisia" and infectious interpretation of Randy Weston's "Hi-Fly" also stand out. Cables' originals are just as potent, as demonstrated in the hip Caribbean flavor of "Voodoo Lady" and the constantly shifting "Ebony Moonbeams," with a recurring Latin rhythm.
naim_nymph posted:Jeroen20 posted:Vladimir Feltsman - Bach: six partitas.
Another good performance of Bach's six partitas.
His Art of Fugue is imho superb and highly recommended - it's also my favourite AofF (on piano)
Debs
Thanks Debs!. I'll check it out.
amazing performance...
On CD:-
Spooky Tooth - The Last Puff
naim_nymph posted:Jeroen20 posted:Vladimir Feltsman - Bach: six partitas.
Another good performance of Bach's six partitas.
His Art of Fugue is imho superb and highly recommended - it's also my favourite AofF (on piano)
Debs
TYVM. I will try both.
DVD. Waldbühne Lights, Camera, Action! - Berliner Phil - Simon Rattle
The King's Consort - Vivaldi: The complete sacred music
(1982 | 2013)
(15th September 2017)
First run through of this remastered collection of their singles which includes both A and B sides, celebrating their 50th anniversary. The second I've yet to try but delves into some of their post Jim Morrison music and then live material from some of their radio gigs. Yet another remaster but it sounds not too bad at all 
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(1971)
Another great early 'Stills album.
Started the evening with the first version of Mare Nostrum, the 2nd version is in my ears better, while it's still a nice album...
I then switched to this one. Great album. While the 1st album was slightly better...
Now giving this album a 1st go...
YT random pick! 