Ha! Not quite panoramic, I'd guess in total I have acquired about 30-40 jazz albums in the last 8 months or so, not really huge. My other albums however, rock/blues etc total roughly 450.
Jay.
What Are You Listening To? - December, 2024
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Jay.
Baby, It's Cold Outside. It sure is!
Interesting collab here.
Interesting collab here.
I just took these. Not ideal as I'm in the process of a sitting room refurb and things are a bit higgly piggly. Also not very good with this camera/phone thing.
The above 2 are most of my jazz. The below pic is a few trays of other albums. I have 8 drawers each holds 39 I think. Then I have 2 shelves.
As you can see, Rolling Stones Live at the Forum is next to play once Charlie Byrd has finished
Jay.
Nice one Keith. Does anyone else feel that Madeleine’s voice here is vaguely reminiscent of Billie Holiday?
Warning; can cause involuntary kundalini coiled vortex spasms that lead to toe tapping and head bobbing.
Been listening to a lot of Glenn Hughes the past two weeks. I've been making a Glenn Hughes playlist on my Spotify account which includes his entire career: Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath/Iommi, Hughes/Thrall, Gary Moore, Phenomena, Voodoo Hill, Black Country Communion, The Dead Daisies, his solo albums, and some other collaborations he's been involved in. His music catalog is amazing.
Not only is he a great bass player, but he's a great singer. He is referred to as "The Voice of Rock," and for good reason. Excellent musician, song writer and singer.
Not only is he a great bass player, but he's a great singer. He is referred to as "The Voice of Rock," and for good reason. Excellent musician, song writer and singer.
Thelonious Monk Quartet - Live in '66 Norway & Denmark concerts
PIano- Thelonious Monk
Tenor Sax- Charlie Rouse
Bass- Larry Gales
Drums- Ben Riley
PIano- Thelonious Monk
Tenor Sax- Charlie Rouse
Bass- Larry Gales
Drums- Ben Riley
