What are you listening to right now?

[etcarroll]

The Sugar Man
Stanley Turrentine  | Format: Vinyl

[BobbyP]

[richidoo]

Welcome to AN BobbyP!

[satfrat]

David T. Chastain: Countdown To Infinity (2007)



Intense shedding guitar samples

Cheers,
Robin

[tmazz]

You're nuts Gene

And the rest of us aren't?????   

[etcarroll]

I have my moments.

[lonewolfny42]

Freelance Whales - "Weathervanes"

[allenzachary]

Freelance Whales - "Weathervanes"

Wonderful album.  One of my (and my kids') records.  Every song has a melodic hook and stands completely on its own while being woven into a loose and bizarre concept album.  A latter day progressive rock band, but in a different way than most of the imitators of the 70's giants.  This is progressive, but in a new vein...similar to, but denser than Sufjan Stevens; just as weird, but more accessible than Andrew Bird.  It is because of the Freelance Whales that my kids have finally opened up to listening to (and devouring) my old prog records. 

[lonewolfny42]

....and a groovy cover....





George Thorogood - "2120 South Michigan Ave."

[allenzachary]

Vanguard Jazz Orchestra: Live at the Village Vanguard

Sourced from NPR: http://www.npr.org/assets/img/2012/02/14/vjo-12_0034.jpg?t=1329244662



The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra has been playing at the Village Vanguard every Monday night since 1966.  They began as the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra, with Thad on coronet and composing most of the tunes, and Mel, rock steady, carrying the beat so the band can swing.  Mel always left the solos to the players, it was his way.

When Mel passed away in 1990, the Orchestra continued on without him.  Their sound changed a bit, they now seem to take less risks, but they are still as tight as ever.  If you enjoy swinging hot big band, check out this recording on NPR.

[lonewolfny42]

Anna Calvi - "Anna Calvi"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKVy0EVu2ZI

[tmazz]

The Exotic Moods of Les Baxter

Capitol 2 CD Set

[lonewolfny42]

Frank Turner - "England Keep My Bones"

[tmazz]

Soundtrack from Twin Peaks

Warner Bros CD

An audiophile sleeper - Great SQ, but just remember

[tmazz]

Carole King: Writer

Epic/Ode CD