surely the pinnacle of the Bachelor Pad genre by cover-art alone
That’s a fantastic album, nothing tacky or cheesy about that one! Bill has several YouTube videos of live performances of tracks on that album, they’re great.
Not that I need to speak for anyone else but @weedeewop used the word “cheeky”, not “cheesy”. Very different meaning. And I agree with you that Bill Frisell is one of the most creative musicians around today. I can listen to his stuff for hours.
Quite right! I’ve been a bit under the weather and didn’t read Weedeebop’s post correctly
A most fine selection.
Post one you feel fits, 
Regarding Bill Frisell, his guitar work is beyond reproach.
Being a Friday time to work in some Music, Martinis, and Memories from our pal Jackie Gleason. I have a feeling a few more spins may populate this thread today. Gin is on ice in anticipation.
Survived four in a row!
Expert Level Achieved!! +2 Stamina -3 Patience
I just read-up about her in Wikipedia. This was her first album released in 1950, a No. 1 Billboard record and sold 500,000 copies initially and 1 million copies eventually worldwide!
Forget my palindrome attempt with her stage name. “Ima sumaq” in Quechua, a native Peruvian language (where she is from), means “how beautiful.” The lady had a five-octave range!
Spilling over into show tunes on request. It’s nice. No limes so we’ll settle for Negroni’s, Hemmingway had it right.
