What are you listening to right now?

timind · « **Reply #20300 on:** 17 Feb 2010, 03:10 am »

Ryan Adams - 29

mjosef · « **Reply #20301 on:** 17 Feb 2010, 03:48 am »

blues from the porch...with the Man and his guitar.

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Built simply around Ulmer's acoustic guitar and voice, Birthright features twelve songs that sound as if they could be 100 years old but also reflect a modern sensibility which grounds them in the here and now.

http://www.amazon.com/Birthright-James-Blood-Ulmer/dp/B0009HLCHE

James Blood Ulmer, birthright

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #20302 on:** 17 Feb 2010, 04:05 am »

Ani DiFranco - Out Of Range

alt/indie samples

Ruby Mae · « **Reply #20303 on:** 17 Feb 2010, 01:26 pm »

samples

Mike Nomad · « **Reply #20304 on:** 17 Feb 2010, 05:03 pm »

Airborn · « **Reply #20305 on:** 17 Feb 2010, 10:17 pm »

The Mahavishnu Orchestra, The Inner Mounting Flame

satfrat · « **Reply #20306 on:** 18 Feb 2010, 12:46 am »

Klaus Schulze: Timewind (1975)

Electronic mood music for active ears. long playing samples

Cheers,
Robin

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timind · « **Reply #20307 on:** 18 Feb 2010, 01:46 am »

Morcheeba - Charango

jsaliga · « **Reply #20308 on:** 18 Feb 2010, 02:15 am »

Woody Herman - 1963

Speakers Corner 180g vinyl reissue. A lot of jazz fans regard the sessions
that Woody Herman recorded for Philips in the 1960s as the pinnacle of the
swinging big band sound, nearly 20 years after the swing era ended. The
arrangements are tight and this band just lets it fly. The sound quality is
breath taking. If you shied away from big band music of the 1930s and 40s
because of sound quality concerns...well here you go.

Bill Evans - Portrait in Jazz

Analogue Productions 180g vinyl reissue.

--Jerome