Zeeba Neighba
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Bryan Adams - Reckless (1984)
What Are You Listening To? July 2019
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Charlie Hunter - Right Now Move (2003)
Zeeba Neighba
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Big Star - Third/Sister Lovers (1978)
Old Uncle Toe
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George Benson - Walking To New Orleans Remembering Chuck Berry And Fats Domino
Adam Shulman - Full Tilt (2018)
As 60's Blue Note as an album of originals (and one half-cover) can get, while not trying to copy that sound in total. Very enjoyable.
As 60's Blue Note as an album of originals (and one half-cover) can get, while not trying to copy that sound in total. Very enjoyable.
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Under Byen - Samme stof som stof (2006)
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Charles Mingus- Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus (1964)
Here we go.
Here we go.
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Gram Parsons - GP (1973)
Will probably keep going with Grievous Angel
Will probably keep going with Grievous Angel
Eric Dolphy - Eric Dolphy At The Five Spot: Vol 1 (1961)
Listening to this puts me in the perfect mood to listen to Andrew Hill.
Listening to this puts me in the perfect mood to listen to Andrew Hill.
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Goat - Live Ballroom Ritual (2013)
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Pere Ubu - The Long Goodbye (2019)
The "DIER" on the cover makes me very sad. Message from David Thomas, who is very ill.
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The "DIER" on the cover makes me very sad. Message from David Thomas, who is very ill.
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The David Thomas Death Protocols Members of the Ubu Projex bands shall be informed three months after the event, not before, and will at that time receive an instruction pack. No one else is to be...
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Alarmist - Sequesterer (2019)
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You Am I - Sound As Ever (1993)
The only band/artist I'd never heard of in the Gen X guide I linked to in Random Music Thoughts.
The only band/artist I'd never heard of in the Gen X guide I linked to in Random Music Thoughts.
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They're from Australia, iirc. Not bad....You Am I - Sound As Ever (1993)
The only band/artist I'd never heard of in the Gen X guide I linked to in Random Music Thoughts.
axolotl
Nunquam non paratus
Shpongle ~ Are You Shpongled? (1998)
I've been spongled, if not shpongle-ized. [My eyes don't look like that.]
No illicit, street, or (even) newly-legalized substances were used in the enjoyment of this CD.
Ulver ~ Bergtatt: Et eeventyr i 5 capitler (1995)
Wonder why I'm listening to these? Okay, you aren't. But, imma gunna tell you, anyway.
I bought both these CDs for 50 cents at a local sale. I also bought two Porcupine Tree CDs for 50 cents.
I'm really financially tapped out right now.
I've been spongled, if not shpongle-ized. [My eyes don't look like that.]
No illicit, street, or (even) newly-legalized substances were used in the enjoyment of this CD.
Ulver ~ Bergtatt: Et eeventyr i 5 capitler (1995)
Wonder why I'm listening to these? Okay, you aren't. But, imma gunna tell you, anyway.
I bought both these CDs for 50 cents at a local sale. I also bought two Porcupine Tree CDs for 50 cents.
I'm really financially tapped out right now.
Andrew Hill - Compulsion (1967)
Ezra Collective - You Can't Steal My Joy (2019)
Brit Jazz group that seems to be gathering traction with press and live events. Like many contemporary Jazz musicians in the US (and across the pond,) Ezra uses the gumbo approach to Jazz, tossing every musical scrap into the pot, stirring it up, and not worrying one whit is the combinations "should" fit.
Good stuff.
Brit Jazz group that seems to be gathering traction with press and live events. Like many contemporary Jazz musicians in the US (and across the pond,) Ezra uses the gumbo approach to Jazz, tossing every musical scrap into the pot, stirring it up, and not worrying one whit is the combinations "should" fit.
Good stuff.
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Grover Washington Jr - Strawberry Moon (1987)
AllAboutJazz has a review of a recently released boxed collection of Grover's output for Columbia. Though I was very familiar with his music in the mid 70s and 80s, those Columbia albums were my the first Grover albums I owned, thanks to the Columbia Tape/CD clubs. Looking back, these albums were instrumental (no pun intended) in helping me learn to appreciate Jazz and become a bigger fan of Jazz.
The reviewer's unabashed appreciation of Grover's music was infectious enough to get me to play some Grover this morning.
AllAboutJazz has a review of a recently released boxed collection of Grover's output for Columbia. Though I was very familiar with his music in the mid 70s and 80s, those Columbia albums were my the first Grover albums I owned, thanks to the Columbia Tape/CD clubs. Looking back, these albums were instrumental (no pun intended) in helping me learn to appreciate Jazz and become a bigger fan of Jazz.
The reviewer's unabashed appreciation of Grover's music was infectious enough to get me to play some Grover this morning.
AllAboutJazz said:
The music comes across as sincere and no matter if Washington plays modern acoustic mainstream, electric, funky and smooth or flirts with vocal pop. He covers all styles with a personal and adventurous approach. His versatility is sometimes overlooked, but it shines through in a box set like this.
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Fleeting Joys - Despondent Transponder (2006)
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