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What are you listening to Part Two

deepak
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Gerry Mulligan & Ben Webster -- Gerry Mulligan Meets Ben Webster

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Really enjoyed this. Might be something to this jazz shit after all. :headcase:

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WANT!

Finishing up a 2nd listen, and yeah, you want!

Really enjoyed this. Might be something to this jazz shit after all. :headcase:

Noooooooooooo! Don't drink the Head-Case jazz CoolAid!

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In the Aeroplane Over the Sea vinyl!

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The Gathering - The West Pole

What'd you think? I definitely dig it. Anneke leaving seems to have invigorated their songwriting.

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Lucifer's Friend - Lucifer's Friend (1970)

I put this on and the first song "Ride In The Sky" lifts the "Aaaaa Aaaaa" opening, but done here with a insane sreaming sax, from "Immigrant Song" or so I thought. But no, according to all sources "Ride In The Sky" was written before "Immigrant Song" and LF toured with LD before "Immigrant Song" was written. This just reinforces my dislike for Led Zeppelin as everything that they did seems plagiarized.

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