Tune of the Day


"Blue Rondo a la Turk"  on the Two Generations of Brubeck album.  Wow.

There are many fine versions of this tune, but this one gets me dancing, clapping, fist-pounding, whatever, every time....and it's not easy to dance in, what, 9/8?  I love tunes that grow, build, develop, and move through changes.  This one just picks me up and takes me right along with it.  Great melding of jazz and rock idioms, too.  It's fun to imagine Dave Brubeck setting the groove and then sitting back to hear where his kids and their friends take it. 

You can continue exploring Dave and the kids on Two Generations of Brubeck, "The Great Spirit Made Us All".  And Chris Brubeck's rock/jazz band Sky King on "Secret Sauce".

For extra credit, give a "spin" to Chase, "Bochawa" from their last album, Pure Music.

Anyway, that's my two cents today.




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@christianb5s4 

Frampton is an excellent guitarist and there are many really good tunes spread out over his many albums. And yeah, I like All Blues to.😁

@curiousjim After you posted that Frampton song, I did some exploring. All Blues is also fantastic (the whole album).

@slaw: "Red Blue Jeans" got my attention. Gene Vincent recorded a song with the exact same title back in the 1950's, a Rockabilly classic. I'll give Kilzner's song a listen. 

Hans Theesink, "Mercury Blues"

from Songs of the Southland

It's shocking how lifeless and staid most music on Youtube sounds even with headphones

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