? What Jazz Music Selection are you Listening to in the Now? | Analog, Digital ??????
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Ha! Maneige... Know them well, thanks
Lovely stuff... The french-canadian region had a wonderful prog scene in the 70s. I like just about everything out of that time/place.
Just recently I had the honour of introducing a canadian friend to that scene, I kid you notHere are some of my faves:
Pollen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToU6Kxpj8KY
Morse Code https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX6nJutKcQ0
Sloche https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlkUhrk8MZg
Maneige https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuCq9n8jW8E
Et Cetera https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3tOes0y2hQ
cheers,
alex
You Sir have excellent taste, and yes, the Quebec Prog scene was huge and of outstanding quality.
Thanks, Johnny
Another good jazz recommendation
The Coalition "Naked Movies"
http://undertheradarcds.blogspot.com.br/2015/10/the-coalition-usa.html
http://jazztimes.com/articles/16193-naked-movies-the-coalition
CD can be found cheap. Unfortunately, no vinyl.
Recording is pretty solid, doesn't sound vintage, but it's not slick at all.
Their album title is rather unfortunate, as it makes it hard to search on Youtube for sound clips
But they're available on iTunes and Spotify (not Tidal, though)
Another good jazz recommendation
The Coalition "Naked Movies"
http://undertheradarcds.blogspot.com.br/2015/10/the-coalition-usa.html
http://jazztimes.com/articles/16193-naked-movies-the-coalition
CD can be found cheap. Unfortunately, no vinyl.
Recording is pretty solid, doesn't sound vintage, but it's not slick at all.
Their album title is rather unfortunate, as it makes it hard to search on Youtube for sound clips
But they're available on iTunes and Spotify (not Tidal, though)
Fred Kaplan over at Stereophile just did a nice write up on the new Dave Douglas album, Brazen Heart.
To be honest, I haven't kept up with his output since being introduced to him via John Zorn's Masada Quartet, nearly twenty years ago. The first album I bought of his was this, which I loved:
But after spending an hour and a bit with it, I can heartily say Brazen Heart is everything I loved about his earlier work, and rekindled my desire for more. Sonics are warm and dry, too, if you happen to care about such things.
Now listening to this, which admittedly, doesn't quite belong here, but reminds me why I spent hours scouring through the back pages of The Wire in the hope of finding any of his CDs in stock with someone who spoke English.
To be honest, I haven't kept up with his output since being introduced to him via John Zorn's Masada Quartet, nearly twenty years ago. The first album I bought of his was this, which I loved:
But after spending an hour and a bit with it, I can heartily say Brazen Heart is everything I loved about his earlier work, and rekindled my desire for more. Sonics are warm and dry, too, if you happen to care about such things.
Now listening to this, which admittedly, doesn't quite belong here, but reminds me why I spent hours scouring through the back pages of The Wire in the hope of finding any of his CDs in stock with someone who spoke English.
I really like this one Alex. THe CD though is quite expensive and I can't find a download. Anyone know any good sources? There is one used at $13 on Amazon and that is it.
Amir (+ others),
For prog CDs, look no further than the prog mafia, my friends Ken & Steve
http://lasercd.com
http://www.waysidemusic.com
The two best mail order shops for this genre, bar none. Been a fan (and customer) for 20 years or so now...
Ken does lots of metal too, and Steve does weird jazz and avant stuff as well.
For prog CDs, look no further than the prog mafia, my friends Ken & Steve
http://lasercd.com
http://www.waysidemusic.com
The two best mail order shops for this genre, bar none. Been a fan (and customer) for 20 years or so now...
Ken does lots of metal too, and Steve does weird jazz and avant stuff as well.
http://www.prostudiomasters.com/search?q=Wollny#quickview/album/2597
Michael Wollney Trio - Weltentraum!
Michael Wollney Trio - Weltentraum!
Most excellent. Picked up two of the titles! Nice crossover from Jazz into modern music that I like.
Here. Now. Forever.Here are the Jazz/Blues music lovers.
? Music inspires all of us, and I'm listening to this right now:
"A Taste Of Honey" ...Click on her ?
Thanks Joe! I need to get that one. I just saw the Russell Malone Quartet a few weeks ago. They were outstanding.
Ken
Great album Ron. :thumbsupemoticon:
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* Did you forget an "i" somewhere? ,,,, Like right in the middle...of Concerto.
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