What are you spinning now? Mark 27

[roger-macklin]

Apparently David Crosby was instrumental in getting Joni

with producers associated with Reprise Records and her first album.

…followed by several well regarded in ‘folk’ category

and hints of jazz appear in

what a start in folk - shifting eventually to more jazz/jazz fusion

and a very long career…

[Bauer]

[Bauer]

[Bauer]

Kokoroko: Could we be more

[Bauer]

Kokoroko: Could we be more (Remixes)

[Bauer]

Kokoroko: Tuff times never last

[joe-appierto]

[tmcqueen]

[joe-appierto]

[Bauer]

[Bauer]

[Bauer]

[roger-macklin]

Steppenwolf’s singer, songwriter, and guitarist, John Kay, “stepped out” on occasion with some

interesting results

and two separate albums later packaged together

For me, “Forgotten Songs & Unsung Heroes” has songs that stick in mind

[lonson]

Spinning this one again as its spin this morning was interrupted by a request for Lucinda’s favorite breakfast to be prepared.

This is a fantastic listen with this tight seasoned band: Cannon and Nat along with Yusef Lateef in the front line, with Joe Zawinul, Sam Jones and Louis Hayes.

Cannonball Adderley Sextet “Jazz Workshop Revisited” Landmark cd

[lonson]

Now playing Dave Holland “Dream of the Elders” ECM cd

I love Steve Nelson’s vibe playing with Holland.

[dawkinsj]

[tmcqueen]

[dawkinsj]

Phish-Farmhouse

[joe-appierto]

As good as the 88.2/24 download sounds I betcha the LP is something special.

[dawkinsj]

Phish-Sigma Oasis