Something soothing whilst cooking Mousska for our evening meal
Norah Jones Feels Like Home
Something soothing whilst cooking Mousska for our evening meal
Norah Jones Feels Like Home
William Devaughn
Can’t buy a Thrill. Vinyl. Why not?
Not a big fan of greatest hits but this one is special
This is a great album. We saw the band play it live a couple of years ago - Seim is a big man with a huge woolly beard and we were in the front row with no stage, so he was about ten feet in front of us. A great experience.
75? Doubt it.
It’s 1995, a simple typo.
Yes I know…attempt at fun.
I shall cease
It’s a 2LP set - one is for soprano sax and pipe organ, the other pure piano. I’m playing the latter.
Invocations/The Moth and The Flame - Keith Jarrett
Some of its meditative, some of it dazzling.
Tea for the Tillerman Disc 2 of a five disc set.
This disc is the 2020 remix versions and has been remastered with superb SQ and presence.
Disc 5 contains live versions of the songs off Tea for the Tillerman and is also spot on.
Clare Teal on Jazz FM, her first show for the station.
Well Ronnie is probably a bit of an acquired taste…but some lovely George Harrison guitar and also co - writer, though his management kept him off the credits.
On vinyl, a wonderful live album from the great British jazz guitarist, accompanied by Dave Holland, the late Ron Matthewson, Alan Rushton, Peter Lemer and Ron Fry: