What is spinning?

[Bernd]

The Phenomenal Ruthie Foster. Saw her last Sunday in support of Eric Bibb.

She was accompanied by bass and drums,both by women and all three brilliant, but Ruthies' voice and guitar work was amazing,she played the piano aswell,worth looking into her work.

And Eric? Well.

[adesw]

just got back from the gym, still have my headphones dangling around my neck on full blast, I can hear stonesour..

[Mr Peabody]

Hi, Bernd, good to see you.

[nobody]

Atlantic R&B: 1947-1974 Box

From Stick McGhee and Professor Longhair through Joe Turner and the Clovers. From Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin all the way to the Spinners. How the hell can anyone hate 8 discs of this stuff. Lot of less obvious choices as well really make this collection something special. Right now, The Persuaders are singing Thin Line Between Love & Hate. This stuff gets criminally overlooked when people get obsessed with Stax or Motown, both great labels in their own right.

[Bernd]

Hi, Bernd, good to see you.

Thanks Mr.P. Been too long.

N.P. Steves' boy Justins' debut. The tunes could have come straight out of some 60s roadhouse jukebox, but all his own.

[bobsticks]

Thanks Mr.P. Been too long.

N.P. Steves' boy Justins' debut. The tunes could have come straight out of some 60s roadhouse jukebox, but all his own.

That, my friend, is a great album.

[Bernd]

That, my friend, is a great album.

Indeed.
I have just stumbled across some Scotish Band lead by Kenny Anderson called King Creosote. How I missed them for so long. Absolutely fantastic. A vast array of songs flirting with different genres...
Anyway, it's just great music & songs.. transcends style!

[Styx]

That's a good one, Styx...if you get the chance check out the new one, "The Spice of Life". I highly recommend it if you have the means.

Thanks for the recommendation......It's been added to the list.

[Styx]

Robin Zander

[02audionoob]

If U Seek Amy...my new favorite song...

[Mr Peabody]

I started off today with LZ's, Physical Graffiti. I haven't listened to this in a while and haven't ever been thrilled with the production. However, today I was listening particularly close and although it's not the greatest production it does have a live character to some songs that was nice. It's hard to describe, a bit raw and more of an openness than most.

From there I was all over the place, Steve Perry, Richard Marx, Paul Hardcastle..... I was in a Sunday afternoon mood and really into my system today.

[noddin0ff]

Every time I hear another story about Blagovitch on the new my mind starts playing The Legend of the Illinois Enema Bandit. So... that's what I'm listening to.

[bobsticks]

Rawkin', funkin' and freakin' to the Felony Boulevard Soundtrack...but, really, too much snow gently cascades from the night sky for such silliness. I'm closing out the evenings festivities with some Monk and Mezzrow...

[Luvin Da Blues]

Any Dr. John fans out there??

[Mr Peabody]

Any Dr. John fans out there??

Absolutely. I don't have much or know which albums to look for but I've liked what I heard and have a greatest hits thing. I saw him at a Blues festival in Atlanta. Little Feat was there, BB King was headlining, I don't remember who all else but Dr. John came out and stole the show in my opinion. His set also had some of the best sound of any concert I've been to and this was one of those outside ampa-theater venues. The horns, congos, everything was clear and balanced. Good stuff. I don't see much of his stuff around at the music shows or I'd probably have more of his albums. I guess people hang on to them..

[Auricauricle]

Somethin' here a friend o' mine sent.....Dig it, children!

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5m...ir-deoda_music

[Mr Peabody]

I picked up Jane Monheit, In The Sun. She has an incredible voice. Anyone else have stuff by her? recs?

[Auricauricle]

I don't have anything, butI have heard a thing or two...Nice phrasing and intonation, not t' mention knockout looks....Y' think she's the new Ella comeback some say she is?

[Auricauricle]

Any Dr. John fans out there??

Good, stuff, man! I like 'is version of "Makin' Whoopie".

[bobsticks]

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[jrhymeammo]

How is that Dr John? I was very close to picking it up, but my focus drifted to the New Arrival bin in LP section.

NP LP:

[bobsticks]

Um...watcha playin, jayra?

Did I ever send you an evaluation copy of "Creole Moon" or "Gumbo"? Two solid works from the good doctor.

Peace

[jrhymeammo]

What you can't see the pic?
Bryter Layer by Nick Drake, my man.

I've not received Dr John from you......yet.

Me thinks it's about time we swap out some tunes. You got that Krauss & Plant? It's pretty terrible.

JRA

[JohnMichael]

What you can't see the pic?
Bryter Layer by Nick Drake, my man.

I've not received Dr John from you......yet.

Me thinks it's about time we swap out some tunes. You got that Krauss & Plant? It's pretty terrible.

JRA

The Krauss and Plant is excellent. Maybe it is your stereo?

[bobsticks]

Me thinks it's about time we swap out some tunes. You got that Krauss & Plant? It's pretty terrible.

Yes.

Gotta little jazz playlist goin' down 'round heah...a little thing I call, "el jazzbaby's got the blues"...

Oscar Peterson ~ Someone To Watch Over Me
Michel Camilo ~ La Comparsa
Bill Evans Trio ~ Jade Visions (Take2)
Kenny Dorham ~ Alone Together
Charles Mingus ~ Flamingo
John coltrane ~ Lush Life
Herbie Hancock ~ The Eye of the Hurricane
Johnny Hartman ~ I Just Dropped by to Say Hello
Coleman Hawkins ~ Under a Blanket of Blue
Thelonius Monk ~ Crepuscule With Nellie
Ibrahim Ferrer ~ Naufrigo
Dexter Gordon ~ Manha de Carnaval
Candido ~ Long Long Summer
and
Karrin Allyson ~ A Long Way To Go (Equinox)

I'm sure you would approve.