Unsomnambulist
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Bill Laswell - Against Empire (2020)
What Are You Listening To? April 2020
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Nickyboy
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Wow! He's still putting out stuff? Time to check it out.
Ojai Sam
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It's OK. I've got James Bond on my side.
"Leiter chuckled. 'Come on lovebirds,' he said, looking at his watch. 'We ought to get going. I've got to get back to Vegas tonight and start looking at the skeleton of our dear dumb friend Shy Smile. And you've got your 'plane to catch. You can go one quarreling at twenty thousand feet. Get a better perspective from there. May even decide to make up and be friends. You know what they say' - he beckoned to the waiter - 'nothing propinks like propinquity.'"
axolotl
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Ah, the Ball Rule of Power.
You do well to remember that.
P.S. In this day and age, it smells of nepotism.
Unsomnambulist
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Eye Make The Horizon - Instant Flash (2018)
Unsomnambulist
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It's not what you say or how clever you are, it's who you are and who you know.
Ojai Sam
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Ojai Sam
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Various Artists - The Jazz Arranger vol. 1 (rec. 1928-40, comp. 1989)
"A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty 'Hi-Yo Silver'..." Oh. Sorry, kemosabe. That's the Lone Arranger. :nunja:
Working through the Columbia Jazz Masterpieces series, this collection popped up to brighten my day. Produced by Michael Brooks and annotated by Leonard Feather, The Jazz Arranger - Vol. 1 presents 19
tracks, most of which you are unlikely to have encountered before. The arrangers are a different story, including both familiar names like Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington and Sy Oliver alongside less renowned chartists such as Chappie Willett and Fud Livingston (of "Fud and the Fuddy Bears" fame) .
The years covered here were a time of ferment for jazz as the flapper age gave way to the swing era. Each song shows how much color and variety could be coaxed from an orchestra by a creative arrangement.
on the Sam-O-Meter.
"A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty 'Hi-Yo Silver'..." Oh. Sorry, kemosabe. That's the Lone Arranger. :nunja:
Working through the Columbia Jazz Masterpieces series, this collection popped up to brighten my day. Produced by Michael Brooks and annotated by Leonard Feather, The Jazz Arranger - Vol. 1 presents 19
tracks, most of which you are unlikely to have encountered before. The arrangers are a different story, including both familiar names like Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington and Sy Oliver alongside less renowned chartists such as Chappie Willett and Fud Livingston (of "Fud and the Fuddy Bears" fame) .The years covered here were a time of ferment for jazz as the flapper age gave way to the swing era. Each song shows how much color and variety could be coaxed from an orchestra by a creative arrangement.
on the Sam-O-Meter.
Labelle - Chameleon (1976)
Joe Lovano - Celebrating Sinatra (1996)
Ben Goldberg - Unfold Ordinary Mind (2013)
This is a mix between Jazz, pure energy, and some alt-country something or 'nother.
At the 7:10 mark in the video, it breaks out into some scrunchy country-music Buddy Holly meets Hendrix like guitar wrangling backed by saxes and a bass clarinet taking the part of a bass string instrument.
This is a mix between Jazz, pure energy, and some alt-country something or 'nother.
At the 7:10 mark in the video, it breaks out into some scrunchy country-music Buddy Holly meets Hendrix like guitar wrangling backed by saxes and a bass clarinet taking the part of a bass string instrument.
Unsomnambulist
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Pelican - Live At The Grog Shop (2020)
Unsomnambulist
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Hexvessel - Iron Marsh (2013)
axolotl
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Our Brother The Native ~ Sacred Psalms (2009)
Sorry, Nickyboy. That's the whole quote. I don't know what kind of Javanese Gamelan is on the album.
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Ojai Sam
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Ike Turner - 1951-1954 (Classics comp. 2006)
The earliest R&B sides from Ike appeared on labels like Chess, RPM and Flair. Many were recorded by Sam Phillips at the Sun Studio in Memphis. A lot of people mistakenly associate Ike with a certain fiery female vocalist, but that was actually a different guy:
The earliest R&B sides from Ike appeared on labels like Chess, RPM and Flair. Many were recorded by Sam Phillips at the Sun Studio in Memphis. A lot of people mistakenly associate Ike with a certain fiery female vocalist, but that was actually a different guy:
lpfreak1170
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Sugar - Copper Blue (1992)
Haven't listened to this one in years.
Unsomnambulist
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Neither had I.
Foo Fighters - Echoes Silence Patience and Grace (2007)
Nirvana came up in a conversation I had last night with my son and his friend while talking about Wilt Chamberlin, making Hip Hop music, economics, photography, and internships. Ever since, Dave Grohl has been on my mind and I couldn't help but put on some FF this morning when I took a break from Designated Survivor to clean my cluttered dusty office.
and I knew I had chosen the right album
Nirvana came up in a conversation I had last night with my son and his friend while talking about Wilt Chamberlin, making Hip Hop music, economics, photography, and internships. Ever since, Dave Grohl has been on my mind and I couldn't help but put on some FF this morning when I took a break from Designated Survivor to clean my cluttered dusty office.
...in Stranger Things Have Happened Dave Grohl said:
and I knew I had chosen the right album
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