DrMaddVibe
10 years ago
Aretha Franklin - Aretha's Gold
frankj1
10 years ago
Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee-California Blues

G Love & Special Sauce-same

good finish to a stressful day.
riverdog
10 years ago
Jason Isbell, Decoration Day, from "Live From Alabama", the most poignant southern rock anthem EVER.
frankj1
10 years ago

Jason Isbell, Decoration Day, from "Live From Alabama", the most poignant southern rock anthem EVER.

riverdog wrote:


I have that song on a DBT album when he was still a member.
SmokeMonkey
10 years ago
Miles Davis - The Birth of Cool
tonygraz
10 years ago
Tommy Two Tone - Jenny
DrMaddVibe
10 years ago

Miles Davis - The Birth of Cool

SmokeMonkey wrote:




Niiice....NPR is gearing up for Miles in May with their JAzz at Night series...all month...ALL MILES!!!

couple that with Dave Cheadle playing him in an upcoming movie...

SmokeMonkey
10 years ago

Niiice....NPR is gearing up for Miles in May with their JAzz at Night series...all month...ALL MILES!!!

couple that with Dave Cheadle playing him in an upcoming movie...

DrMaddVibe wrote:



I'm looking forward to seeing it. I love my Miles, Coletrane and Monk nights.
DrMaddVibe
10 years ago

I'm looking forward to seeing it. I love my Miles, Coletrane and Monk nights.

SmokeMonkey wrote:



I'm glad my dad played jazz records. It made me the music lover that I am.


SmokeMonkey
10 years ago

I'm glad my dad played jazz records. It made me the music lover that I am.


DrMaddVibe wrote:



I had to discover on my own. My dad played what would now be called classic rock (I'm on the young side of 45), which I also appreciate. A little classical, but it's not really my thing. Opera and jazz were my discoveries. Actually, The very traditional Christmas music we played led me to explore popular music from the 30's to the pre-rock n roll 50's, big band led to be-bop. Throw in a deep love of New Orleans and an exploration of trad jazz and it leads to an extraordinarily diverse iPod.

My kids (and, to some extent, Mrs. Monkey) are not fans - but I suspect they will explore it as they get past college.
frankj1
10 years ago

I'm glad my dad played jazz records. It made me the music lover that I am.


DrMaddVibe wrote:


absolutely true for me too.

Tons of big band/swing in the house growing up. an appreciation of the development of American music and how Louis Armstrong may have been the biggest influence on it, and I'm talking decades before Wonderful World and Mame, yech.

My father's brother was a well known vocal coach in NYC, relocated to Miami. Developed a method of power singing using the diaphram that is still used today and became known as a method named after him. Clients included Steve and Edie, Eddie Fisher, no Sinatras for sure but many from the next tier.

By the time I was 16/17 in the late 60's early 70's we reversed roles and my father was listening to my music.

How lucky can a kid get? or as fiddler tells me, how blessed could I be?
Palama
10 years ago
Cool Frank!

We didn't listen to a whole lotta music in my early years but when I turned 12, my older brother bought me one of those portable stereo sets that you could pack up and carry around. After that my Mom would buy some Glenn Miller, Lawrence Welk and other big band / orchestra type albums. My Dad liked Hawaiian music and Leonard Kwan, a slack key guitarist, was his favorite. The Monkees debut album was my first LP but that Christmas one of my aunties bought me "Sgt. Pepper's" and my musical direction changed forever.

Boz Scaggs and His Band - Live at the Fillmore West - 30 June 1971

77 F / 69% RH / 14 mph with gusts up to 26
DrMaddVibe
10 years ago
Alabama Thunderpussy - River City Revival

Palama
10 years ago
The Who - Quadrophenia

Can't recall when I last listened to this album.

77 F / 70% RH / 10 mph with gusts up to 16
cacman
10 years ago
Before bed, an old favorite:
Bonnie Raitt & John Prine - Angel From Montgomery
Synthetic Sky
10 years ago
John Tavener, "Thunder Entered Her/Last Sleep of the Virgin"; "Tom Waits, "Mule Variations".
frankj1
10 years ago
Hey DMV or anyone else who likes Prince, is a used Diamonds and Pearls CD worth a $5 investment? Funky shop around the corner has one...
jespear
10 years ago
R. CRUMB & HIS CHEAP SUIT SERENADERS - "Hot Tunes" album
Palama
10 years ago
Jimi Hendrix - Valleys of Neptune

76 F / 81% RH / 10 mph - rain starting to pour down
DrMaddVibe
10 years ago

Hey DMV or anyone else who likes Prince, is a used Diamonds and Pearls CD worth a $5 investment? Funky shop around the corner has one...

frankj1 wrote:




No...unless yo like it. Now the Black album...or Crystal Ball...you got something.
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