Recorded in NYC, April 1989 on Gramavision.
John Carter, clarinet
Bob Bradford, trumpet
Andrew Cyrille, drums
Marty Ehrlich, bass clarinet/flute
Fred Hopkins, bass
Terry Jenoure, violin/vocals
Benny Powell, trombone
Don Preston, keyboards/electronics
The music of William Lawes is an acquired taste, but worth the effort.
I have only one SACD. That is it!
I guess this was the Baroque equivalent of a book with CD; demonstration pieces for Geminiani’s manuscript “The Art of Playing the Violin”, I enjoy the demo snippets more than the two sonatas which are also on the album (although they are both very good)
What is the title?
The Art of Playing on the Violin
New World Symphony…we used to call it the 5th. Listening to the remastered CD of the wonderful Decca recording from 1956.
Bach: “The Flute Sonatas”
Stephen Preston (flute), Trevor Pinnock (harpsichord), Jordi Savall (viola da Gamba).
Disc 1
A stellar group of performers.
I love that Savall uses a Cry Baby wah wah pedal. Sounds very Hendrix-like.
Two masters, great album., great sounding bass.
While I’m on the Charlie Haden kick, this will probably sound great on your system; just acoustic guitar and bass.
This is one of my favorites…for late night listening…probably the best of Pat Metheny that I like.
the grove is everything
Blew the dust off this one. Simple groves are so good!
sorry–here’s the other o from grooves. Insert if you please.
Just ordered Slammin and Jammin. Couldn’t find In the Pocket on Amazon. Both look right up my alley!!
Looks like In the Pocket is LP only. Oh well, stopped buying LPs a while ago.
It will have you dancin around the house for sure. Spilled my Blanton’s.
