What are you listening to right now #60

[madscientist]

 

[mikechadwick]

Charles Mingus - Black Saint and the Sinner Lady. Acoustic Sounds/ Verve LP

 

[poco a poco]

Vinyl, Music Matters 2x45rpm reissue.

 

[mikechadwick]

Thelonius Monk - It's Monk Time. original UK CBS LP

 

[Big Tabs]

Not my favourite Kate Bush album (by a mile) but worth a trawl. Better than 50 Words… but then most of her work is.


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Kate Bush – Aerial
Label: Fish People – 0190295593827
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 180g
Country: Europe
Released: 30 Nov 2018
Genre: Rock, Pop

 

[madscientist]

 

[poco a poco]

Vinyl, 1972 UK original pressing.
Bit cheeky that the claim is that all compositions are by Keith when ‘All I Want’ is still pretty much Joni even given his interpretation.

 

[Big Tabs]

digging in the Fela Kuti boxset of c.d’s.

CD Sixteen: Shakara / Fela's London Scene

The c.d’s being in an odd order gets on my pip. A picture in a frame that I can never get straight



Sounds good though.

 

[Eugene]

I picked up the reissue of the following EP, Echoes recently, which I'm really enjoying.

It's rather nice - I'd been streaming it but FOMO has led to a physical purchase!

 

[RickyC6]

Stanley Cowell/Brilliant Circles (1995 CD). This is becoming a real favourite.

 

[mikechadwick]

Makaya McCraven - Deciphering the Message. Blue Note LP

 

[Woodface]

Joni Mitchell - ‘For the roses’, great record this.

 

[Woodface]

Working through all 6 records today. This is wonderful stuff.

Almost certainly the most evocative & lyrical alto player ever, such a pure tone, wonderful.

 

[AllyD]

Victoria Williams - Loose. This is my favourite album by by the wacky Miss Williams.

 

[gustav_errata]

Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children

 

[John C]

Almost certainly the most evocative & lyrical alto player ever, such a pure tone, wonderful.

Agreed. In 1957 I think Art Pepper was also a contender for that title. Though perhaps lyrical not best descriptor in his case.

 

[Woodface]

Agreed. In 1957 I think Art Pepper was also a contender for that title. Though perhaps lyrical not best descriptor in his case.

He doesn’t really do it for me, reading his biography didn’t help mind Julian Adderley is another contender of course.

 

[gninnam]

Leftfield - Leftism (original vinyl - 1995)

 

[John C]

 

[gninnam]

Maximum Joy - M.X.J.Y. (original vinyl - 1982)