What are you listening to right now?

satfrat · « **Reply #12760 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 01:18 am »

Manfredo Fest: Fascinating Rhythm (1995)

More latin jazz here.

Cheers,
Robin

satfrat · « **Reply #12761 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 01:26 am »

Alice Coltrane: Transfiguration (1978)

Free jazz album samples.

Cheers,
Robin

aragon63 · « **Reply #12762 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 01:29 am »

Joscho Stephan -- Django Forever

Django-style guitarists !

satfrat · « **Reply #12763 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 01:45 am »

Robin Eubanks: Karma (1990)

Post- bop jazz trombone, album samples here.

Cheers,
Robin

aragon63 · « **Reply #12764 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 01:48 am »

Souad Massi -- Raoui

Souad Massi .....a female Bob Dylan from Algeria.

satfrat · « **Reply #12765 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 02:02 am »

M. Ward: Requiem 2008

Guitar virtuoso instrumental, album samples here.

Cheers,
Robin

aragon63 · « **Reply #12766 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 02:04 am »

Gato Barbieri -- Que Pasa /1997

If you're looking for the epitome of smooth jazz from a true modern master, look no further than Que Pasa.

aragon63 · « **Reply #12767 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 02:14 am »

Martin Taylor -- Nitelife /2001

Contemporary jazz English guitarist !

timind · « **Reply #12768 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 02:40 am »

Rosanne Cash - Interiors

One of the most personal albums I've heard.

timind · « **Reply #12769 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 02:42 am »

Moody Blues - On The Threshold Of A Dream

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #12770 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 03:16 am »

Up up up up up up- Ani DiFranco (Righteous Babe).

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #12771 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 03:51 am »

As We Are Now- Renee Rosnes (Blue Note). BTW, my daughter and I caught her in the West Village for a birthday visit to the city.

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #12772 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 04:50 am »

Misha Alperin - "Her First Dance"....Cd.....Samples...

mjosef · « **Reply #12773 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 05:21 am »

Exquisite album of trio jazz, piano, bass and drums.

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A new voice in jazz piano with unique, modern and swinging mainstream arrangements to standards and originals and a trio with an uncanny rhythmic rapport.

http://cdbaby.com/cd/debbieporyes

bunnyma357 · « **Reply #12774 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 06:00 am »

Listening & Watching a great documentary, that I highly recommend "In the Edges - The Grizzly Man Sessions"

Really great guitar work by Richard Thompson, well worth watching. Probably my favorite music film right now. I have it Tivo'd from the Sundance Channel, but I believe it is included on the Grizzly Man DVD as an extra. I think that I actually like this extra more than the Grizzly Man feature. Continuing the trend that for me, films about Werner Herzog are better than films by Werner Herzog. The previous example was "Burden of Dreams" being better to me than "Fitzcaraldo".

Jim C

bunnyma357 · « **Reply #12775 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 06:09 am »

Ryuichi Sakamoto - Beauty

Jim C

launche · « **Reply #12776 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 06:16 am »

Just plain fun. Can't wait 'til these guys come back.

ecramer · « **Reply #12777 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 06:18 am »

Winter Hymn Country Hymn Secret Hymn
Do Make Say Think

launche · « **Reply #12778 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 06:21 am »

Charivari · « **Reply #12779 on:** 24 Feb 2009, 06:51 am »

Quote from: Charivari on 22 Feb 2009, 06:43 am

Żywiołak - Nowa Ex-Tradycja

Had to give this new find another listen and it is growing on me. 'Tis kind what Hedningarna fused with metal would sound like.

Буготак - Каверлар

A friend knowing my fondness for the oddballs felt a need to one-up me and introduce me to this album. As a cover album, it has some of the more interesting takes of songs I thought I had been all too familiar with including a throat singing and jew's harp version of The Beatle's "Come Together".