? What Jazz Music Selection are you Listening to in the Now? | Analog, Digital ??????
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Tango, you've got to learn how to rotate your pictures. :b
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Hello NorthStar
Does it look up side down? In my monitor it looks just fine..not up side down
.Tang
Iam cursed. It looks just fine to me
BruceD will come along and fix it, don't worry about it. it's an I-phone orientation issue.....I think.
Nina Simone, 'Little Girl Blue', 45 rpm APO pressing. have not bought any records in awhile; so a dozen or so just arrived. this was the first one I picked to play.....and it's a winner!!!
http://store.acousticsounds.com/d/103182/Nina_Simone-Little_Girl_Blue-45_RPM_Vinyl_Record
really fine pressing, in it's 45 rpm glory. i'm a total Nina fan. big, bold, meaty, spacious, and lively. highly recommended. maybe the only little issue for some might be the hard left vocals.....which sound wonderful.
http://store.acousticsounds.com/d/103182/Nina_Simone-Little_Girl_Blue-45_RPM_Vinyl_Record
really fine pressing, in it's 45 rpm glory. i'm a total Nina fan. big, bold, meaty, spacious, and lively. highly recommended. maybe the only little issue for some might be the hard left vocals.....which sound wonderful.
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Yes Mike. She sings from way left corner of my room. The piano strike is very very dynamic. Wonderful pressing as you said.
I ordered right after you posted and it came yesterday.
Thank you for recommending.
Tang
For those of you who do not know him, Tele Monotiu was one of the world's great jazz pianists. Born in Catalonia, Spain, he was completely blind at birth. He was not only one of the most coveted sidemen as exemplified on the Ben Wester recording above, but was also a leader on his own recordings. His best work was on Steeplechase and the recordings are generally excellent. I own many of them and there are too many favorites to list, but a good starting point is his classic "Catalonian Nights"
Close on the heels would be "Tete", Tootie's Tempo" and "Tete a Tete". He had prodigious technique a la Oscar Peterson, and great passion as well. Sadly, he passed in 1997 at age 64 (lung cancer). Since he performed exclusively in Europe, I regret I never saw him live. But he was among a small and very elite group of jazz pianists who are rightfully regarded as "the best".
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