[DLeeWebb]

 
 
"This" - Brian Eno

 

[Hi-Finthen]

Suit Yourself
 
Shelby Lynne

 

[Deep Funk]

"The Mick Karn Collector's Edition" from 1997, another weird compilation...

 

[fuff]

Ain't If the Truth - Philadelphia Experiment

 

[BluFalcon]

The best way to listen to early Pink Floyd is in MONO.  

 

 
Pink Floyd - The Early Singles (CD)
 
 

 

[DarkWinter]

 

[9pintube]

"Empty Glass"---Pete Townshend

 

[gopack87]

 

[priest]

Les Amazones de Guinée - Wamato

 

 

[MrQ]

 

 

[leeperry]

 

[sidel]

 

[DLeeWebb]

 
 
 
"Missed The Boat" - Modest Mouse

 

[Clayton SF]

Soundgarden
Badmotorfinger

 

[Hi-Finthen]

KING/BLUIETT TRIO: Makin' Whoopee: Tribute to the King Cole Trio

Hamiet Bluiett’s heartfelt tribute to the Nat King Cole Trio—by far the most original I’ve ever heard. Bluiett describes his inspiration: “I wanted to focus on Nat as a pianist, not as a vocalist. He was a formidable pianist, ‘anointed’ as they say in the church. He could get to your soul like no other.”   Hamiet’s joined here by contrabass giant Keter Betts blending warmly with Rodney Jones’ sweet acoustic guitar—or with Ed Cherry’s bluesy electric guitar. A perfect intro to Bluiett’s stunning, huge baritone sound. The breathtaking balladry on “These Foolish Things” and “Sweet Lorraine” is leavened by foot-patting swingers like “Walkin’ My Baby Home” or “Gee Baby Ain’t I Good To You”. This is one of my two or three best-sounding studio recordings. A Fi SuperDisc. (#04832)   Hamiet Bluiett, bari sax/contrabass clarinet Keter Betts, bass Rodney Jones, aqcoustic guitar/synthesizer Ed Cherry, electric guitar* Gali Sanchez, percussion ** Myrrh, narration **