What are you listening to? August 2020
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I think that was my first MMW. I really liked it but don't own it anymore. I think I traded it during my Lala days. I need to buy it back.Medeski, Martin, and Wood- End of the World Party (Just in Case) (2009)
RYM says jazz fusion. I just call it cool as fuck music.
axolotl
Nunquam non paratus
Nick says it's not for sale.
Unsomnambulist
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Isis - Panopticon (2004)
David Wilcox - How Did You Find Me Here (1989)
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This is lean but not quiet. It's just his voice and the guitar, but his guitar work is great. His lyrics are great and his voice is just right to deliver them.
Good stuff.
This is lean but not quiet. It's just his voice and the guitar, but his guitar work is great. His lyrics are great and his voice is just right to deliver them.
Good stuff.
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Gordon Koang - Unity (2020)
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Sacri Monti - Waiting Room For The Magic Hour (2019)
Ojai Sam
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Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - Riding Your Way: The Lost Transcriptions For Tiffany Music (rec, 1946-7, Real Gone Music comp. 2014)
Back in the heyday of radio, special recordings were made for stations to buy and broadcast. These "transcriptions" were not available to the public, and often they captured artists during periods they were not making commercial records. Bob Wills was on M-G-M Records at this time but this lengthy series for Tiffany Music Company covered a lot of additional material. Bob had one of his top bands here with Tommy Duncan providing the vocals, Noel Boggs on steel and especially Junior Barnard driving hard on electric guitar.
Back in the heyday of radio, special recordings were made for stations to buy and broadcast. These "transcriptions" were not available to the public, and often they captured artists during periods they were not making commercial records. Bob Wills was on M-G-M Records at this time but this lengthy series for Tiffany Music Company covered a lot of additional material. Bob had one of his top bands here with Tommy Duncan providing the vocals, Noel Boggs on steel and especially Junior Barnard driving hard on electric guitar.
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James Brown - Love Peace Power (rec. 1971, Polydor rel. 1992)
I don't think James' live recordings after the Apollo in the early 60's have gotten nearly the credit they deserve. Here we find the godfather backed in concert by the original J.B.'s for the only time on record:
His studio recordings of the time are among the most innovative in any genre, and damned if he didn't hit the same heights on stage.
on the Sam-O-Meter. Get Up! Get Into It! Get Involved! 
I don't think James' live recordings after the Apollo in the early 60's have gotten nearly the credit they deserve. Here we find the godfather backed in concert by the original J.B.'s for the only time on record:
- Bass – William (Bootsy) Collins
- Drums – John (Jabo) Starks, Don Juan (Tiger) Martin
- Guitar – Phelps (Catfish) Collins
- Organ – Bobby Byrd
- Rhythm Guitar – Hearlon (Cheese) Martin
- Tenor Saxophone – St. Clair Pinckney
- Trombone – Fred Wesley
- Trumpet – Clayton (Chicken) Gunnells, Darryl (Hassan) Jamison
His studio recordings of the time are among the most innovative in any genre, and damned if he didn't hit the same heights on stage.
on the Sam-O-Meter. Get Up! Get Into It! Get Involved! 
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Jaga Jazzist - Pyramid (2020)
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