Continuing good things, next up Monty Alexander’s Wareika Hill RastaMonk Vibrations

 

Cloudy Sunday morning, so listening to the above ^ on Tidal. Good to raise the mood.

Recovering in sick bed today. Digging around in Tidal with Roon. Found this.

This guy needs a good oral cleaning .... but he sings well.

 

 

 

st paul is a crazy good performer - I went down a youtube hole the first time I saw the tiny desk performance. 

 

 

Django Reinhardt "20 Chansons D´or"

 

Ólafur Arnalds...  Incredible, very intimate and delicate music

 

 

Olafur is very good indeed.

If you don't know, you can try his German friend, Nils Frahm (for example album Felt).

To be listened to relatively loud.

Morning Coltrane

Love Ólafur and Nils, thanks for posting.

Gilmour appears to be singing the high lead melody during that first slow section -- I didn't know that!  And I didn't know he could sing that high.

I always assumed that he used some kind of effect to reach that tone ... or maybe it was the drugs.

Schumann Piano Concerto in A Minor / Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5 in E Flat ("Emperor")

Van Cliburn and Fritz Reiner (Chicago Symphony Orchestra)

 

I was looking for interpretations of "Minor Swing" and found this one.

I hope you enjoy it:

 

 

Edit: 

Who doesn't like Selmer-Maccaferri?

 

 

Edited October 24, 20196 yr by jose

Always so good.

10 hours ago, jose said:

I always assumed that he used some kind of effect to reach that tone ... 

That would make sense, he certainly used some other effects in that scene alone.

Opeth, In Cauda Venenum—if it was possible for them to turn their back on metal farther than 180 degrees, and embrace prog more, they did.

6 hours ago, Dusty Chalk said:

That would make sense, he certainly used some other effects in that scene alone.

I like Gilmour´s relaxed style, it's like Clapton; efficiency and emotion with the least effort.

One of those "free improvisation" things that skilled jazz people do when are bored and don't know what the fook doing with their time. Not sure it's the best for a Saturday morning

Tyshawn Sorey & Marilyn Crispell - The Adornment of Time

It will lead somewhere at some point... eventually 

The Korgis:

 

 

12 hours ago, jose said:

The Korgis:

 

Are these the same one hit wonder Korgis from the 80's who released the "Everybody's got to learn sometime"?

I'm listening to a recent bootleg recording of the

Brad Mehldau Trio
Hyogo Performing Arts Center Kobelco Grand Hall
Nishinomiya, Hyogo pref., Japan
May 30, 2019

No front cover art to show, sorry.

Edited October 27, 20196 yr by Torpedo