Excellent analysis, especially clear, shining, light. Her playing is not in the romantic style of interpreting baroque, but restrained and intense. I enjoy the tension and resulting balance.
Thanks for trying her out.
Some trance/drone/ambient like stuff with a slowly pulsating beat. Great and good sounding thanks to magic Ted!
love the warm up…
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Jazz piano trio with a Martial Solal twist.
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Listenin’ to Jazz and Conversation
@lonson started this thread on the Hoffman site. Going on 800K views. Seems like a BFD in our little world of music obsession.
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Thank you lonson for starting this thread… I have purchased quite a few of the cd’s listed here over the years and without your initial endeavor in concern of this post… I would have missed out on some great recordings for sure…
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Their harmonies are totally worth it. I love to use songs from this record in my playlists at work. Also love the Drunkard’s Plea, The River of Jordan and There’s a Higher Power. The Louvin Brothers, The Beach Boys and The Everly Brothers are my top 3 for multipart harmony bands.
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A modern recording if you’re interested in hearing a well reviewed release recorded recently with modern equipment. Thanks to PBPhoto for the link. Orbiting Planet Sound
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Of all my thousands of records, only Sun Ra has changed me and the way I listen to and appreciate music. His music is always with me and when I play it, it tickles my soul. One of a kind. I wish I could say that I got it the first time I ever heard him though. For me it was a couple of months of WTF before I quit trying to process it in my head like with other music. Eventually, it went from WTF to a rollercoaster ride in my heart and I haven’t looked back. I started with Heliocentric Worlds Vol 1 but I’ve got around 70 records of his now.
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Yes, yes, yes. So true. Me too.
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Her first record is magnificent. Don’t think there’s ever been a better cover of Elliot Smith’s “Between The Bars”.
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24/96 FLAC download version of this twelve-album box set. Currently listening to the tenth album (“The Sixteen Men of Tain”), which is off the chain from start to finish. The 12-CD box set is available on Amazon for @ $130 USD, but I prefer the deal at 7Digital ($14.99 for the 24/96 download!).
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Greg Osby “Inner Circle” Blue Note
Followed by. . .
Greg Osby “The Invisible Hand” Blue Note
Followed by
Bod Dylan “Planet Waves” Mobile Fidelity Labs SACD
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New live compilation streaming on TIDAL:
- Thunder Road (Live at the Palace Theatre, Albany, NY – 02/07/77)
- Highway 29 (Live at King’s Hall, Belfast, UK – 03/19/96)
- Incident On 57th Street (Live at the Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ – 09/20/78)
- Open All Night (Live at New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, New Orleans, LA – 04/30/06)
- Stolen Car (Live at the ASU Activity Center, Tempe, AZ – 11/05/80)
- Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (Live at the Auditorium Theatre, Rochester, NY – 02/08/77)
- Out In the Street (Live at the Wachovia Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA – 10/20/09)
- Drive All Night (Live at Madison Square Garden, New York, NY – 11/08/09)
- Born to Run (Live at the Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, NJ – 08/05/84)
- Used Cars (Live at St. Rose of Lima School, Freehold, NJ – 11/08/96)
- Action in the Streets (Live at the Palace Theatre, Albany, NY – 02/07/77)
- Racing In the Street (Live at the Agora, Cleveland, OH – 08/09/78)
- Working On the Highway (Live at Ippodromo delle Capannelle, Rome, Italy – 07/11/13)
- The E Street Shuffle (Live at TD Banknorth Garden, Boston, MA – 11/19/07)
- Cadillac Ranch (Live at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, NY – 12/31/80)
