John Surman (Bass Clarinet, Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone), Nelson Ayres (Piano) and Rob Waring (Marimba, Vibraphone).
Streaming on Qobuz (96/24)… a mention above from @Drikus of John had me reach and place one of his albums into the queue since I had not had him out for a spin in quite awhile… and John, Nelson and Rob are sounding sublime! A lovely album to ease into to the day along with a cup of coffee and bowl of bananas, blueberries and yogurt! Life is Sweet…
Kings of Leon, ‘Only by the Night’. I am thoroughly enjoying reacquainting myself with my CD collection. I am sure there are many of you with ‘better’ systems but the Cyrus CDi, SN3, Spendor A7 combination is certainly doing it for me.
More often than anyone might think. I have a fascination with the chord sequences being used in modern music. I think it was a documentary with Pete Waterman that brought it to my attention. There are several websites that list popular music using the Pachabel bass line, once heard, I find it very difficult to unhear it.
Then, there is the research that suggests Albinoni did not write the Adagio…
Agree with Graham about side two and Waiting on a friend is the best track on the whole album. Taylor’s guitar work is pure magic, Tosh and Richard’s on that video - sitting on the steps of Physical Graffiti album cover building. Classic!
