McCoy Tyner
What are you listening to?
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Brilliance, a true landmark recording.
Getz at the Gate
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Listening to some calming 50s & 60s Brubeck while my wife and I are stuck in the house and social-distancing. Brubeck also works for wife-distancing, since she hates his music and won't come anywhere within earshot of it.
Thanks. I probably have 60-70 hours of Brubeck on CD or mp3s, most from 50s & 60s. Amsterdam's a great album. I don't have a record player, but about 5 years ago I bought the Amsterdam and Last Time We Saw Paris LP's (both never released on cd) from a guy on ebay who also included great copies of both albums burned to cd for me.
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Perfect solution! My wife and kids have put me on to Spotify; stacks of all kinds of cool music. My favorites are Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, Art Pepper, and Bill Evans, all mid 50s-mid 60s. Funny how my tastes have changed over the years. High school and college was hard rock, then until a few years ago, the English and American blues guys, now cool/West Coast jazz. It takes me to a peaceful place! I must say I've enjoyed listening your Irish punk; it's funny but it kinda takes me into the music too! Enjoy!!
Pretty sure it was Northern Exposure way back in the 90s that I first heard of Iris DeMent
My Morning Jacket: Knot Comes Loose
As a folk music lover since the late 50s, I'm old enough to remember hearing and liking John Prine. Although I remember watching Northern Exposure in 1998 and 1999, my favorite tv show while zoned out on oxycontin after 2 rotator-cuff surgeries, I don't remember Iris Dement. She's pretty good too.
Oliver Nelson: Stolen Moments
i'm not usually so cultured but i honed watched and listened to Puccini's La Boheme had to rewind alot to see the subtitles
different free opera each day this week.. Home - https://www.metopera.org/
different free opera each day this week.. Home - https://www.metopera.org/
