What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report
Acoustic Tales - Field Rotation (aka Christoph Berg) Acoustic Tale 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtB-OI6DeLY&list=OLAK5uy_kCdEp51yd7pFz0R-BHs1YESbseJbc5vIQ |
World Party - Egyptology (again) Track 5, She's The One.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3Ta6KTqu18 |
World Party - Egyptology Track 2, Beautiful Dream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFmqSRyM2M8 Thank you Karl. |
Alboran Trio - Near Gale Great contemporary jazz (compositions, musicianship and sonics) from Italy. Track 7, Invariable Geometries https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztni9r24Clc |
More Michael Brecker... http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl6vMdJFAz8 Track 4, El Nino, from his "Two Blocks From The Edge". |
Michael Brecker - Now You See It, Now You Don't.... Track 5, Peep, with some very nice piano work by Joey Calderazzo and some way-in-the- background guitar strumming (on this track, anyway) by yet another Fagen/Becker indentured guitarist, Jon Herrington. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfD7Q14p6Iw |
@ghosthouse Sorry about the confusion. I do not own a copy of the digital. So I cannot speak to the sonics of the digital. But the music is good IMO. Most of it is Bluegrass I believe. And THAT was what early country music started out as. I learned that by listening to early 30's country and was surprised that it sounded like what we would call Bluegrass. If you like that, you will like the music. |
Last night "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" w/ the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. On Vinyl Wow! What a fantastic triple album (2 cd) (1 Folder)(-: I was never a big country fan but did like some bluegrass, especially banjo. Whether you like country or not, you have to respect the contributions that these old timers brought to country music. This album sounds fantastic too, at least, on my system. I don’t know what pressing it is. Anyway give it a listen. Will the Circle be Unbroken (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band album) - Wikipedia |
http://https//www.thejazzmann.com/reviews/review/neil-cowley-trio-radio-silence A review of Radio Silence (full recording). Listened to this one tonight. |
Hello @jafant - Always happy to discuss the music. For the Neil Cowley Trio I can tell you what I have. BUT go to YouTube (or search Spotify or Tidal) and give ’em a listen to decide for yourself. The discs I bought are: Displaced Loud, Louder, Stop Radio Silence Spacebound Apes All 4 are solid and bear repeated listening. Spacebound Apes is the newest of the 4. A concept album. Beautiful. As a place to start, however, it isn't exactly "typical" of NCT's style and sound. Loud, Louder, Stop might be more representative of their work. Hope you find some NCT that you enjoy. |
@ghosthouse "Phoenix" was their 1st album after Terry Knight (their manager) screwed them out of their rights to the previous catalog. They added keyboard and they had a hit with "R&R Soul". Hardcore fans accused them of being sellouts with this album and "American Band" because of radio play (I guess). I just see it as part of the bands growth. Both of them are good albums, just more polished than the Raw stuff of their earlier work. OTOH Boston’s albums are said to all sound the same because they kept their sound the same. Hard to win in the music business. |
