What's Spinning Tonight?

What is it that you are spinning tonight?

 

I've got so many jazz albums, but this one keeps drawing me in for a listen, lately.

 

My son came home with this CD, not really my music but very well produced.

 

I've got so many jazz albums, but this one keeps drawing me in for a listen, lately.

This is maybe my favorite Mulligan;

 

This is maybe my favorite Mulligan;

Great album...i also like that one. and probably will investigate slowGeezer's recommendation, Legends Live - Gerry Mulligan Sextet, as well.

 

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, "The Criteria Sessions", Rhino (ATCO), 180 Gram, 33.3rpm, limited edition.

 

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, "The Criteria Sessions", Rhino (ATCO), 180 Gram, 33.3rpm, limited edition.

Have you heard Buddy Guy & Junior Wells 'Alone and Acoustic'? One of my favorite albums and was just listening to it on Monday.

 

This is maybe my favorite Mulligan;

Sadly, I only have 5 or 6 Gerry Mulligan albums and 3 or 4 digital recordings. I don't have this one, so I'll have to find it. Thanks for the recommendation!

 

Have you heard Buddy Guy & Junior Wells 'Alone and Acoustic'? One of my favorite albums and was just listening to it on Monday.

No, I haven't. Thanks for the recommendation! The only other Buddy Guy & Junior Wells album I have is "Voodoo Man Blues", which is awesome. I think that I also have some other blues albums that they both play on, though, as sidemen.

 

Both excellent:

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Muddy Waters, "Hard Again", 33.3rpm, 180gram, produced by Johnny Winter, who also plays on the album, as well as James Cotton, Pine Top Perkins, and others.

 

No, I haven't. Thanks for the recommendation! The only other Buddy Guy & Junior Wells album I have is "Voodoo Man Blues", which is awesome. I think that I also have some other blues albums that they both play on, though, as sidemen.

i was ALSO listening to Voodoo Man Blues on Monday! Fantastic album!

 

i was ALSO listening to Voodoo Man Blues on Monday! Fantastic album!

Yeah, LOTS of energy on that one! I need to go look through my records to find an album I have that has energy that compares to that. I can't remember the name of the album right now, but it had everyone who visited our room at the Lonestar Audiofest asking who it was.

 

Yeah, LOTS of energy on that one! I need to go look through my records to find an album I have that has energy that compares to that. I can't remember the name of the album right now, but it had everyone who visited our room at the Lonestar Audiofest asking who it was.

Talk about 'growl' on that opening track!

 

Turns out, I did have another Buddy Guy & Junior Wells album and it's the one I was thinking about that has so much energy to it. "Drinking' TNT 'N' Smokin' Dynamite" is the album name. An interesting assortment of players on this one including, Bill Wyman (yes, that Bill Wyman), Pinetop Perkins, Terry Taylor and Dallas Taylor (yes, the drummer on Crosby, Stills & Nash).

 

Both excellent:

Bob, "The Criteria Sessions" is a collection of outtakes from the creation of this album. It has some longer uncensored versions of songs.

 

Bob, "The Criteria Sessions" is a collection of outtakes from the creation of this album. It has some longer uncensored versions of songs.

Thanks Steve; I was on the right tracks. :b

 

Time to calm it down a little after all that loud blues! Kat Edmonson, "Take To The Sky", 33.3 rpm, Convivium Records. Exquisite sound.

 

Turns out, I did have another Buddy Guy & Junior Wells album and it's the one I was thinking about that has so much energy to it. "Drinking' TNT 'N' Smokin' Dynamite" is the album name. An interesting assortment of players on this one including, Bill Wyman (yes, that Bill Wyman), Pinetop Perkins, Terry Taylor and Dallas Taylor (yes, the drummer on Crosby, Stills & Nash).

Thanks! Will check it out.

 

Turns out, I did have another Buddy Guy & Junior Wells album and it's the one I was thinking about that has so much energy to it. "Drinking' TNT 'N' Smokin' Dynamite" is the album name. An interesting assortment of players on this one including, Bill Wyman (yes, that Bill Wyman), Pinetop Perkins, Terry Taylor and Dallas Taylor (yes, the drummer on Crosby, Stills & Nash).

Thanks! Will check it out.

I'm on it too; the live venue is French territory...

* Cut at the 1974 Montreux Jazz Festival with Stones' bassist Bill Wyman anchoring the rhythm section.
Cool, this is new (I mean from 1974), and I like.

 

Keith Jarrett - The Melody At Night, With You, Redbook.