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Illinois Jacquet: Swing's the Thing

Vinyl, great Jazz, great recording from 1956

The Oscar Peterson Trio, Night Train, 96/24 digital download.

Wonderful version of Georgia on my mind. And also Night train, a favourite of mine.

Mina Agossi - Well You Needn't. Streamed from Qobuz.

well just now a new CD,
John Ogden, Piano Music of Carl Nielsen

we retired people don't only listen to music in the evening
rarely less than 3 hours for me, sometimes 8 and not as background music either. Making up for lost time.

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(15-Sep-2014, 23:35)PhilP Wrote: [ -> ]Mina Agossi - Well You Needn't. Streamed from Qobuz.

Until I read the sleeve I thought "Well you needn't" was your advice on listening to this record

(18-Sep-2014, 15:32)f1eng Wrote: [ -> ]well just now a new CD,
John Ogden, Piano Music of Carl Nielsen

we retired people don't only listen to music in the evening
rarely less than 3 hours for me, sometimes 8 and not as background music either. Making up for lost time.

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(15-Sep-2014, 23:35)PhilP Wrote: [ -> ]Mina Agossi - Well You Needn't. Streamed from Qobuz.

Until I read the sleeve I thought "Well you needn't" was your advice on listening to this record

I should have said "You really should!"

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Dr. John, Ske-Dat-De-Dat. The Spirit of Satch
24/96 Download

Well, actually I was listening last night but I guess it still counts. Three of my favourite female vocalists - very different styles but each wonderful in their own way. Try the first track on the Erykah Badu album if your really want to hear some bass

Loreena McKennitt, Nights from the Alhambra DVD

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Francois Adrien Boieldieu, Harp Concerto in C major
Joaquin Rodrigo, Concert-Serenade for Harp and Orchestra
Radio Symphonie Orchester Berlin
Dirigent Ernst Märzendorfer

Vinyl reissue Deutsche Grammophon

Perfect for rainy sunday morning, wonderful music, superior sound!

Andreya Triana - Lost Where I Belong