First music of the day

[RonP]

just kidding

[lonson]

Helen Merrill “Carousel”

A chill pill that is welcome this morning.

[weedeewop]

I don’t see the humor in your selection, as it was this or Eberhard Weber this morning.

[RonP]

[weedeewop]

Shirley Scott Live!, featuring Stanley Turrentine, Bob Cranshaw and Otis 'Candy" Finch.
This is a killer double LP! Fans of the Scott/Turrentine combo with Cranshaw and Finch will be well served to seek out this Hammond B3 gem. Up there and surpassing the Blue Note Hustlin’, which adds Kenny Burrell.

[lonson]

Raul De Souza “Sweet Lucy” Capitol/EMI Japan cd

Funky, touch of disco, but Raulzinho can do no wrong at this time.

[lonson]

This sounds very good (listening to the stereo 24/96). Sure wish that I had the original mix in a release like this.

[RonP]

Coffee brewing, birds chirping, amplifier casework ticking as it warms up, contented yawn from gf. Nice, natural sounding first music of the day.

[weedeewop]

The wind at my back as I wrap up my morning bike ride, blue jays darting about, a doe with her newborn fawn, and sandhill cranes clattering.

[weedeewop]

[jghughes2]

[weedeewop]

[weedeewop]

I like this so much that I inadvertently ended up with a duplicate CD!

[jghughes2]

Heh. Agreed, it is a great set…

[lonson]

Miles Davis “Someday My Prince Will Come” Sony Blu-Spec CD2

I’ll never tire of this.

[weedeewop]

[lonson]

Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette “Bye Bye Blackbird” ECM Japan SHM-CD

[jghughes2]

[weedeewop]

It was handy, so why not? Herb Alpert and The Tiajuana Brass Sounds Like. The B side wraps things up with Casino Royale.

[weedeewop]

Thoughts of Albert Ayler from Marc Ribot, Spiritual Unity. This set features Roy Campbell, Henry Grimes, and Chad Taylor.