Tonight I re-visited an album gifted to me at release back in the late eighties.
Tracy Chapman, Tracy Chapman, released 88.
Still has, imho, the x-factor that lifts it out of its time, and leaves it a modern day classic.
B.B.King "Deuces Wild"
"Song for Everyone" Garbarek, Hussian, Gurtu.
"Viaticum" Esbjorn Svensson Trio
(06-Dec-2016, 00:52)woodstock Wrote: [ -> ]B.B.King "Deuces Wild"
"Song for Everyone" Garbarek, Hussian, Gurtu.
"Viaticum" Esbjorn Svensson Trio
Love this album! I've got lots of pieces featuring Trilok Gurtu and think he's one of the best percussionists out there.
Right now listen the album // Dead Can Dance title into the Labyrinth
(06-Dec-2016, 04:12)Axel Wrote: [ -> ]...
I've got lots of pieces featuring Trilok Gurtu and think he's one of the best percussionists out there.
You might like to give "Miles Gurtu" a spin if you don't know it already - that's a great album too. It's on Qobuz, maybe elsewhere as well.
And Right now Clapton album the Breeze very Nice album thumps Up
(09-Dec-2016, 23:30)thumb5 Wrote: [ -> ] (06-Dec-2016, 04:12)Axel Wrote: [ -> ]...
I've got lots of pieces featuring Trilok Gurtu and think he's one of the best percussionists out there.
You might like to give "Miles Gurtu" a spin if you don't know it already - that's a great album too. It's on Qobuz, maybe elsewhere as well.
Thanks , but I've already got it. Agree with You, it's a great album!
Robben Ford & The Blue Line "Mystic Mile"
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Blues night chez thumb...
Robben Ford : excellent !
Jing Chi Live after Schumann / Philippe Bianconi.
A sun shiny sunday morning here...