[Oteil]

 

[StratocasterMan]

 

[miceblue]

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Found this CD in my old drawer. Rip it into FLAC and have been listening to it non stop. For some reason it really calms me down. Love it! 

 
I want this!

 Along with her Stanley Clarke trio collaboration on 180 Gram vinyl...

Freaking amazing, love it! I'm always on the look-out for new music and I'll probably be listening to her music for some time now.

 

[Silent One]

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Found this CD in my old drawer. Rip it into FLAC and have been listening to it non stop. For some reason it really calms me down. Love it! 

 
I want this!

 Along with her Stanley Clarke trio collaboration on 180 Gram vinyl...

Freaking amazing, love it! I'm always on the look-out for new music and I'll probably be listening to her music for some time now.
 

 
miceblue to the rescue...she tore it up!!! What a great way for me to start out Martin Luther King Jr's Federal Holiday!

 

[StratocasterMan]

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miceblue to the rescue...she tore it up!!! What a great way for me to start out Martin Luther King Jr's Federal Holiday!

 
I'm ready for it, but let's tear it up!
 
How 'bout a little Buddy Guy?
 

 

[Silent One]

Yeah, I know what U mean! 

 Since it's only 0200 hrs, at this pace, we're in for a fantastic day of music!

 

[StratocasterMan]

 

[DLeeWebb]

"Otis Taylor's Contraband" - Otis Taylor

 

[longbowbbs]

I'll keep the theme going.....
 
 

 

[Leveler]

Latest things I've been quite digging
 
Reflections- The Fantasy Effect (Progressive/Djent)
 

 
Code Orange Kids- Love Is Love // Return To Dust (Hardcore)
 

 
Two Door Cinema Club - Tourist History (Indie Rock/ Synthpop)
 

 

[mrpink44]

 
Stories and Negotiations is the final chapter in Chicago-based drummer Mike Reed's People, Places & Things trilogy. Debuting with 2008's Proliferation (482 Music), Reed founded this piano-less quartet to investigate an often overlooked period of Chicago's jazz history—the mid-1950s to early 1960s—when the city's after-hours jam session culture flirted with avant-garde collectivism, eventually giving birth to the AACM.
 
Recorded live at Chicago's Millennium Park in 2008, this concert recording features a mix of venerable covers and original dedications, demonstrating the expansiveness of the jazz tradition. From the exotic swagger of Sun Ra's "El is a Sound of Joy" to the blazing bop of Clifford Jordan's "Lost and Found," Reed's augmented unit explores a handful of obscure vintage tunes that swing with a straightforwardness unheard on his previous albums. Avoiding mere nostalgia, the set includes three originals written "in the tradition," with one song devoted to each guest artist.
 
Personnel: Mike Reed: drums; Greg Ward: alto saxophone; Tim Haldeman: tenor saxophone; Ira Sullivan: tenor saxophone; Art Hoyle: trumpet and flugelhorn; Jeb Bishop: trombone; Julian Priester: trombone; Jason Roebke: bass.

 

[Hi-Finthen]

[size=small]Homage to Duke[/size]
 
[size=small] [/size][size=small]Dave Grusin[/size][size=small] [/size]
 

 
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV2LR-N5rtk
 

 

[Whippler]

 
What i have been listening lately: http://www.last.fm/user/Whippler/tracks

 

[philo50]

 

 

[philo50]