What are you listening to Part the Third

[JoaMat]

[jose]

11 hours ago, Torpedo said:

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.

Yes, they were… 

[jose]

Bill Laurance  "Swift"

Interesting… 

 

[Something Incongruous]

The man who taught me guitar; well, in spirit as it were;

And the man who reminded me that heritage isn't necessarily a bad thing. The more North you go, the more must you smile and use body language ^^

 

 

[JoaMat]

nice cars...

...

[skullguise]

Been listening to this a lot since seeing them a couple weeks ago....

 

Also listened to this a few times, strong and a bit funky.... 

[HiWire]

Visited the music store yesterday and scored big:

Midwest Farmer's Daughter – Margo Price

 

Foxbase Alpha – Saint Etienne

 

Painted Shut – Hop Along

[Grahame]

NPR Tiny Desk has another unknown who could really go places ...

 

[JoaMat]

and

Edited October 31, 2019 by JoaMat

[Torpedo]

Buckshot LeFonque - Buckshot LeFonque (1994)

One of those albums reminding me how much I missed during my residency years, and how little the music has evolved in the last 25 years.

[Dusty Chalk]

A couple of new and recent and recent-ish releases:  Bent Knee, Leprous, Haken

[HiWire]

Night Drive – Chromatics

[jose]

I´m testing my new Xono DIY phono preamp with this:

 

[JoaMat]

Great! …then I found this...

 

[jose]

"Waltz for Debby" is possibly the great work of Bill Evans.

[ironbut]

These "Playing for Change" videos are amazing!

Saw Larkin Poe this year at Monterey. Worth a ticket if they come to your town.

 

[jose]

I have many versions of "Bye Bye Blackbird" but without a doubt my favorite is here:

Miles Davis "round about midnight" legacy edition

Edited November 7, 2019 by jose

[JoaMat]

I have been using Roon for some time now and I really like it.

Roon points at (my own library and Tidal) 300+ tracks of Bye Bye Blackbird – and Sarah Vaughan did one in Tokyo, 24 September 1973?.

2CD - great album.

[jose]

 

[Pars]

On 3/10/2018 at 8:59 PM, Hopstretch said:

Lo Moon -- S/T

This is pretty terrific if you like Talk Talk, unless you think it's too derivative I guess. Going to let Dusty rule on it.

Great production too.

 

I bought the album after listening to these based on this post. Actually, these guys remind me of Roxy Music alot. I will have to say that this is massively overproduced (even though I do like it).

 

[Hopstretch]

 

[JoaMat]

Today I joined the Qobuz family. They don’t like Sweds but with a little from NordVPN they think I’m an English Brexiteer.

Found this on Qobuz - in flac 96kHz 24bit:

Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Live in Gothenburg

 

[Something Incongruous]

Googled 'Qobuz', live and learn

 

Switch guitar, switch deities. Trying (and still failing) to sound like him. Say what you will about his prowess or skills, his tone is out of this world:

Multiple albums really, i have them in a row and just play along.

[jose]

4 hours ago, JoaMat said:

Today I joined the Qobuz family. They don’t like Sweds but with a little from NordVPN they think I’m an English Brexiteer.

Found this on Qobuz - in flac 96kHz 24bit:

Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Live in Gothenburg

 

Beautiful…. 

[jose]

Gogo Penguin "Ocean in a Drop"