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The Bird Curtis Quintet - Eponymous. Vinyl, 2017 Jazz Aggession Records reissue.
What are you listening to right now #57
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poco a poco
I'm Jim
Don Rendell Quartet - 'Time Presence' recorded in 1986 live at the Bulls Head, Barnes Bridge. Vinyl, original DR Records issue (signed by Don).
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iGull
Orchestra BaoBab - Pirates Choice
mikechadwick
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Sonny Rollins - A Night at the Village Vanguard. SACD.
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Me too, I ate one sour too.
The Crusaders released reams of music between 1970 and 1977 and it is all superb.
Just had Marc Riley on here. Forgot how fabulous Iron Man was.
Big Tabs
looking backwards, going forwards
the only Indian album I have.
Steely Dan – Pretzel Logic
Label:
ABC Records – ABCD 808, ABC Records – ABCD-808
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
India
Released:
Genre:
Jazz, Rock
Style:
Jazz-Rock, Pop Rock, Classic Rock
Steely Dan – Pretzel Logic
Label:
ABC Records – ABCD 808, ABC Records – ABCD-808
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
India
Released:
Genre:
Jazz, Rock
Style:
Jazz-Rock, Pop Rock, Classic Rock
mikechadwick
pfm Member
Mikey Dread - African Anthem. MOV 180g LP
pickwickpapers
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jimi hendrix: road to woodstock doc.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03p7p6v
seen and heard his performance before (I wasn't actually there ;-) ) , but really impressed me this time.
likewise the first two parts of the 'american soul' doc. series, also on the i-player (watch 'em while you can, before your chummy fellow country-men crowdfund a totalitarian fascist regime. Or a new one.). Excellent.
likewise 2 parts of the " 'black' music legends of the 1980 "s. Lionel Richtea, which was as expected (you gotta love the commodores), and janet jackson - about whom I knew next to nothing, and certainly not that she'd been such a huge star.
Quite liked some of her music, although one of said hits was instructive in terms of cultural / musical trends, as the joyous sly stone track from which its foundational sample was taken was shoe-horned into something very much more processed and lacking in most of the original's virtues.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03p7p6v
seen and heard his performance before (I wasn't actually there ;-) ) , but really impressed me this time.
likewise the first two parts of the 'american soul' doc. series, also on the i-player (watch 'em while you can, before your chummy fellow country-men crowdfund a totalitarian fascist regime. Or a new one.). Excellent.
likewise 2 parts of the " 'black' music legends of the 1980 "s. Lionel Richtea, which was as expected (you gotta love the commodores), and janet jackson - about whom I knew next to nothing, and certainly not that she'd been such a huge star.
Quite liked some of her music, although one of said hits was instructive in terms of cultural / musical trends, as the joyous sly stone track from which its foundational sample was taken was shoe-horned into something very much more processed and lacking in most of the original's virtues.
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