Sunday Morning Music

[slowGEEZR]

Listening to a Christmas gift:

Rodrigo y Gabriela Live: Manchester and Dublin

Caught them on TV last night. I thought they were pretty good. How's the album?

 

[C.A.P]

the Very Best of Michael McDonald ,and its a great recording with several guests. Patti La Bell appears as does James Ingrim. Man he was good with the Doobies and better with himself. Now he is pure soul!

 

[lugano]

Jaw dropping from a panel of 70+ year music listeners and enjoyers is not common, but this CD will do this and more.

Believe me. Please do.

and if you still don't, read here:

http://www.hyperion-records.co.uk/details/67569.asp


HYPERION CDA67569

 

[Bernard]

Jaw dropping from a panel of 70+ year music listeners and enjoyers is not common, but this CD will do this and more.

Believe me. Please do..............

Interesting ! I just ordered it from amazon.ca.

 

[theWB]

Took the family to see Phantom of the Opera today at the Cadillac Palace Theater in Chicago.

 

[Jeff Zaret]

WB,

I always thought the Phantom was taller?
LOL
BTW the Bears kicked some ass today.

Jeff

 

[Bernard]

Suerte Live

Suerte Live, by Abed Azrie.

This is a wonderful crossover CD - Spanish and Arabic, with some flamenco, handclaps, etc. The Arab is a bass while the Spaniard is a tenor. Makes for a nice combination.

 

[Cherian]

Ok this was on Saturday but by the time I got home it was Sunday. The wife and I saw Styx last night. Styx still rock:rocker:

Too bad The Bears turned it on week 15 and 16. Too little too late.

 

[Kruppy]

Caught them on TV last night. I thought they were pretty good. How's the album?

It's pretty decent, but lacks the energy of their latest disk IMO. I do need to spend some more time with it to get a better opinion.

What show did you see them on?

 

[slowGEEZR]

I'm not sure. I was channel surfing and ran across them performing a song. Sorry.

 

[theWB]

Van Morrison ~ Poetic Champions Compose

 

[MiTT]

A wonderful morning of Jazzy Blues (or is it Bluesy Jazz?), all on vinyl. First up was Johnny Hodges "Blues A Plenty", followed by "Coleman Hawkins Encounters Ben Webster" and finally Terry Evans "Puttin' it Down" with amazing guitar work by Ry Cooder on the album. It's been a year or so since I'd listened to this last one, what a gem. The standout cut is an almost frightening cover of J.B.Lenoir's "Down in Mississippi" with some guitar and drum work that will bring right out of your seat, and a performance by Evans full of indignant RAGE!

 

[C.A.P]

So far it has been Harry Chapin's greatest hits, Van Morisons Greatest hits !

 

[twich54]

So far it has been Harry Chapin's greatest hits

Man, It will be 27 years this coming June that Harry left us, I still miss him. His Greatest Stories Live alblum will forever be one of my favorites.

 

[risabet]

Went and saw "Wicked" at the Pantages today. Wonderful show, excellent voices in the cast, and decent sound reinforcement.

 

[twich54]

nice morning for "Monk" !

 

[risabet]

Barber Violin Concerto Ronald Thomas Violin W. Australian Symphony Orchestra David Measham Unicorn UNS 256

 

[JonFo]

Some more prog today.

This time, the keyboardist from IQ, Martin Orford:

Classical Music and Popular Songs

A great recording of some very cool tunes. Excellent keyboard work as you might expct, and really well produced.

Enjoying the heck out of this on the system today.

 

[twich54]

Cold Blustery day in Pa......so "Chillin out" with Chris Botti

 

[risabet]

Late start to the games so lots of time for

Bill Evans- Time Remembered
Tina Brooks- True Blue
Otis Redding- Live in Europe plus
Prince- 1999
Hugh Masekela- Hope