What music are you listening to now !

[Debs]

I think my last reply may have killed this thread off

Anyway:






HAPPY BIRTHDAY BOB MARLEY!

BORN 80 YEARS AGO TODAY!

(born 6th February 1945 in Nine Mile, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica)

[reohn2]

A true musical legend!

[Cowsham]

WDR Big Band

This is a beautifully orchestrated rendition of the theme from the odd couple by Neal Hefti
https://youtu.be/iLXx4VpGXm0?feature=shared

[reohn2]

I've recently been listening to this fantastic pianist Ariane Racicot,Oh man can she play :-
:- Koto song(Dave Brubeck cover) https://youtu.be/MW6wEZUeB9E?si=-2q3xa4DHWsyPUHZ
:- Bicycle ride,her own compositions https://youtu.be/Sf0k6xV0h9Y?si=TElLDLczgcP_4Tp9
and Dancing with fire https://youtu.be/yP_pX-D9d3Y?si=a_RluhNAh3vV6pp3e

[reohn2]

Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scot's,with Tal Wilkenfeld(Bass)and Imogen Heap(vocals):-
https://youtu.be/VC02wGj5gPw?si=drTDZ7StCAmSTlYK
https://youtu.be/z79pgPn357g?si=aV6SEk5csjs3ICwT
Amazing!

[djnotts]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BOB MARLEY!

BORN 80 YEARS AGO TODAY!

Unusually (for obvious reasons) I remember exactly where and when I first listened to Bob. A mate's flat above a mini-mart in Leeds 6, shortly before the shop was torched in trade dispute (!).

Loved it then and now.

[AlanInBangor]

I saw Bob at York University around 1973, supported by Babe Ruth.
Currently listening to Led Zep 1 before seeing the film tomorrow.

[the snail]

Some more from the WDR big band with Nina Hagen...

[youtube]https://youtu.be/69-iuO1ao58?si=jUvaiGTdXxCLkv1G[/youtube]

[VinceLedge]

F***ing Sweet by Hot Boogie Chillun

[simonineaston]

Long story short, we frequent a back-street boozer in a run-down inner city pocket, here in Bristol. It's thing is craft ales and a massive collection of vinyl, from a wide variety of sources. Thus, we're as likely to hear some mid '60s ska as modern indie, like the Caezers. Anyway, this stuff came on the speakers and I says, "Sounds like Richard Thompson, but I don't recognise the song..." And the bar maid go like, "That's 'cos it's off of a record he did with Fred Frith - it's fairly rare." So I had another beer.
Oh and I should of said you can take your bike in & prop it up next to the Gents...

[peetee]

Currently listening to Led Zep 1 before seeing the film tomorrow.

This was the last of their albums that I discovered, but what a find.
No wonder they made such an impact. For a debut album it’s stunning.

[Cowsham]

Some more from the WDR big band with Nina Hagen...

[youtube]https://youtu.be/69-iuO1ao58?si=jUvaiGTdXxCLkv1G[/youtube]

Some band that.

[Cowsham]

Phoebe Katis -- I have much respect for this very talented girl. Great musicians around her too.

https://youtu.be/wb8ywMV8QI0?feature=shared

[reohn2]

Nadia Kossinsakia with Joscho Stephan:-

The Rain:- https://youtu.be/cSymAa0xIc8?si=0bsOAjVAcPuS2fpS

Tico Tico No Fuba :- https://youtu.be/P7S80b3mRnU?si=jCoYDn-o9mYWg5vo

Incredible!

I've been listening to Stephan and other Gypsy Jazz music for a few years but was unaware of Kossingskia until today,she's an unbelievably good guitarist!

[Cowsham]

Nadia Kossinsakia with Joscho Stephan:-

The Rain:- https://youtu.be/cSymAa0xIc8?si=0bsOAjVAcPuS2fpS

Tico Tico No Fuba :- https://youtu.be/P7S80b3mRnU?si=jCoYDn-o9mYWg5vo

Incredible!

I've been listening Stphan and other Gypsy Jazz music for a few years but was unaware of Kossingskia until today,she's an unbelievably good guitarist!

My youngest son has just passed his grade 5 violin and Tico Tico No Fuba was one of the pieces he picked from the Trinity exam list. That's a great version there.