Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

[Solitary Wanderer]

Always wanted to hear this.

No bass player? 

[Solitary Wanderer]

[SonicMan46]

Frank Sinatra - Capitol Years - dinner music for the next few nights - wife's favorite era - 

[RussellG]

1971:

[George]

[Lethevich]

[karlhenning]

Make a Jazz Noise Here, disc I

[Henk]

Brazilian vibes here. I believe it's the only music I can listen to now, which can be perceived as a nice thing.



This one requires intensive listening and therefore I haven't fully consumed it yet.



Really enjoying this one.

[The new erato]

[karlhenning]

"I'm Gonna Booglarize You, Baby"

[Bogey]

Frank Sinatra - Capitol Years - dinner music for the next few nights - wife's favorite era - 

A lady of the highest taste, but we already knew that.

[The new erato]

"I'm Gonna Booglarize You, Baby"

Yes, I've been......

[drogulus]

     
     

Always wanted to hear this.

No bass player? 

     Larry Young plays bass lines on the organ part of the time. On the next album (turn it over) they added Jack Bruce on bass for a few cuts. That's the group I saw in 1970. At the time I wasn't a jazz head and when they started playing I just laughed because the music was so weird it seemed ridiculous. And then Tony began to sing.....

     

[Bogey]

   
      Larry Young plays bass lines on the organ part of the time. O
     

Isn't that what Ray Manzarek used to do for The Doors?

[The new erato]

Isn't that what Ray Manzarek used to do for The Doors?

Yep, and J P Jones on lots of Zep tracks.

[RussellG]

1979:

[Henk]

These band are friends of each other, though the music is very different but has some similarity in moods. However I like to play them after each other.

Henk

[drogulus]

     

     Tony Williams Lifetime

     (turn it over)

     This is the second album, from 1970.

[Henk]

NP:

[Henk]

Disc 2, with the slow songs.

The letter I write sucks up my attention, making small improvements to it. It works better with pop music, so I don't listen to classical music now.