What are you listening to right now?

satfrat · « **Reply #10020 on:** 1 Nov 2008, 09:42 am »

Claude Bolling: Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio w/Jean-Pierre Rampal (1975)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWn85KBmBE4&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_1tE5F3gEY&feature=related

Cheers,
Robin

zybar · « **Reply #10021 on:** 1 Nov 2008, 02:46 pm »

Charlie Hunter Quartet - ready...set...shango!

George

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #10022 on:** 1 Nov 2008, 05:50 pm »

David Grisman - Early Dawg

David Grisman - Home Is Where The Heart Is

satfrat · « **Reply #10023 on:** 1 Nov 2008, 10:59 pm »

Charming Hostess: Eat (1999)

http://soundcrank.com/song.aspx?songid=1492219 (samples for I-tune users only)

Cheers,
Robin

Demarche · « **Reply #10024 on:** 1 Nov 2008, 11:16 pm »

zybar · « **Reply #10025 on:** 1 Nov 2008, 11:19 pm »

REM - Automatic For The People

George

zybar · « **Reply #10026 on:** 1 Nov 2008, 11:38 pm »

Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds - Live at Radio City Music Hall

As much as I like Dave Matthews, it is Tim Reynold's extraordinary guitar work that steals the show.

George

golfugh · « **Reply #10027 on:** 1 Nov 2008, 11:42 pm »

mjosef · « **Reply #10028 on:** 2 Nov 2008, 01:58 am »

Dutch keyboardist Michiel Braam(on a Wurlitzer 200A) with Pieter Douma on semi-acoustic bass and Dirk-Peter Kolsch on drums and percussion. Some groovy jazz.
http://www.subdist.com/bbb9.htm

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #10029 on:** 2 Nov 2008, 02:45 am »

Grateful Dead - Dick's Picks Vol 7, 9/9-11/74 Alexandria Palace, London

mjosef · « **Reply #10030 on:** 2 Nov 2008, 05:06 am »

Wonderful jazz trio. Well recorded. David Borgo (saxophones, alto flute, Irish flute), Gunnar Biggs (contrabass), Duncan Moore (drumset).

Quote

The music explored by the collaborative trio of Borgo, Biggs, and Moore on Initial Conditions is, in a similar fashion, constantly surprising yet strangely inevitable. The compositions range from boppish to free, often resonating with the innovative trio music of Coltrane, Rollins, and Coleman. Yet it is the specific life experiences and in-the-moment disposition of these three creative and seasoned musicians that produces the freshness and dynamic complexity that is the mark of all truly compelling jazz.

Samples: http://home.napster.com/ns/music/album.html?album_id=12795942

ecramer · « **Reply #10031 on:** 2 Nov 2008, 05:42 am »

CD: Here Comes Trouble
The Ill Billy Boys

HOOTENANNY THE BEST OF CD!

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #10032 on:** 2 Nov 2008, 06:32 am »

Come On Home- Boz Scaggs (Virgin). I hear ya, baby. Texas radio 1957. Shit man, we thought Chuck Berry was white!

"Let yer hair down, baby
let's have a natural ball,
you can't take it with you, that's one thing for sure,
ain't nothin wrong with you girl
the T-Bone shuffle won't cure."

JoshK · « **Reply #10033 on:** 2 Nov 2008, 04:22 pm »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPeEVi41EuM

FLOTSAM & JETSAM "NO PLACE FOR DISGRACE"

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #10034 on:** 2 Nov 2008, 11:48 pm »

Luka Bloom - Riverside

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #10035 on:** 3 Nov 2008, 01:25 am »

Various Artists - Nuggets Box Set

rajacat · « **Reply #10036 on:** 3 Nov 2008, 04:30 am »

Car Wheels on a Gravel Road--- Lucinda Williams

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #10037 on:** 4 Nov 2008, 12:48 pm »

Lookin for some help, please. In the car, on the radio, I catch what turned out to be the end of a song that sounded like Neil Young singing on a very good day. The last words of the song went, "no one wins, no one wins, it's a war of men". That may have been the chorus. Dunno. That's all of it I could catch. Anybody know this tune, it's name, album title? Thanks.

martyo · « **Reply #10038 on:** 4 Nov 2008, 12:56 pm »

ecramer · « **Reply #10039 on:** 4 Nov 2008, 01:18 pm »

Quote from: jimdgoulding on 4 Nov 2008, 12:48 pm

Lookin for some help, please. In the car, on the radio, I catch what turned out to be the end of a song that sounded like Neil Young singing on a very good day. The last words of the song went, "no one wins, no one wins, it's a war of men". That may have been the chorus. Dunno. That's all of it I could catch. Anybody know this tune, it's name, album title? Thanks.

http://www.lyricsocean.com/lyrics/76507-NEIL%20YOUNG-WarOfMan.htm

Lyrics of War Of Man sung by NEIL YOUNG

The little creatures
run in from the cold
Back to the nest
just like the days of old
There in the safety
of a mother's arms
The warmth of ages,
far away from harm again.

Ears ringin'
from the battle fire
The tired warrior
aims a little higher
The black falcon
or the little sparrow
The healing light
or the flash of the barrel.

No one wins
It's a war of man,
No one wins
It's a war of man.

Silver mane flyin' in the wind
Down through the planets
on the run again
No one knows where
they're runnin' to
But every kind is comin'
two by two.

Out on the delta
where the hoofbeats pound
The daddy's runnin'
on the frozen ground
Can't smell the poison
as it follows him
Can't see the gas and machines,
it's a war of man.

No one wins
It's a war of man,
No one wins
It's a war of man.

The windows open
and the little girl dreams
The sky's her playground
as she mounts her steed
Across the heavens
to the other side
On wings of magic
does the little girl ride.

The baby creatures
run in from the cold
Back to the nest
just like the days of old
There in the safety
of a mother's arms
The warmth of ages,
far away from harm again.

No one wins
It's a war of man,
No one wins
It's a war of man,
No one wins.