Surfs up!
(Sounds better on a cheap transistor pocket radio.)
What Are You Spinning Right Now? (Mk. 2)
dlee
#965
lonson
#966
“Ray Bryant Trio” recent Sony budget reissue. Bryant had such a wonderfully confident touch and steady sense of time.
chrisj1948
#967
Bach cello suites. Mauro Valli. 24/96. I am finding them a little dry and intellectual. Nothing wrong with that I suppose.
andolink
#970
Johannes Brahms: Clarinet Trio in A minor, Op. 114
Martin Fröst, clarinet
Roland Pöntinen, piano
Torleif Thedéen, cello
lonson
#973
Gettin’ a guitar fix. Kenny Burrell “Bluesin’ Around” Sony Japan budget cd reissue
Alto Saxophone – Leo Wright (tracks: 6-8)
Bass – George Duvivier (tracks: 4), Major Holley (tracks: 1-3, 5, 9)
Drums – Jimmy Crawford (tracks: 3, 5, 4), Joe Dukes (tracks: 6-8), Louis Hayes (tracks: 4), Osie Johnson (tracks: 1, 2)
Electric Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jack McDuff* (tracks: 6-8)
Piano - Hank Jones (tracks: 1-5, 9)
Tenor Saxophone – Illinois Jacquet (tracks: 1-3, 5, 9)
Trombone – Eddie Bert (tracks: 4)
chrisj1948
#977
I searched for the lute music to no avail on Qobuz but the search threw up some albums I would not normally have come across. I am absolutely delighted with this one. A wonderful clear crisp sound despite ‘only’ being 16/44.1
Sohail
#980
Have heard quite a few albums by Horace Silver. Not this one though. Need to check it out.
lonson
#982
It’s a good one! Farmer and Mobley and Silver are all leaders at this time and worked well together before and after. . . . Silver is very “on” and there’s some wonderful piano playing here very clearly recorded. I particularly like the Mobley solos here.
hoytamundo
#984
So right. This is one of my fave R&R albums of late 60s -early 70s. Peter Green was ACTUALLY god and was backed by the best rhythm section in R&R. What could go wrong? Oh right, LSD …