Jazzy D's Soul Notes

More musical excursions now -

K.D. Lang - After the Gold Rush



Sting - Flow My Tears



Ella Fitgerald & Louis Armstrong - Cheek To Cheek



King Pleasure - Red Top





ENJOY

So, now it's time for more music - all from my finds today at 25 pence per CD!!!!

Neil Young - He Was The King



Barrington Levy - Here I Come



Alyson Williams - My Love Is So Raw



Gato Barbieri - I Want You




ENJOY

The nights are drawing in
So here I am in with my gin
Creating a cacophonous musical din
So without further ado
Let the music play, fin.

Morphine - You Look Like Rain




Percy Grainger - Scotch Strathspey and Reel



Och aye, need a wee dram with this one.

John Lee Hooker - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer




Steel Pulse - Macka Spliff



Smoke em, drink em, and good night.

Enjoy.

Some tunes to excite your earlobes -


Red Snapper - Thinking Of You



Nick Drake - Riverman



Ennio Morricone - Gli Scassinatori




Paul Bley Trio - Mister Joy






Enjoy

And some more for my virtual café.


Patty Larkin - Caffeine



The White Stripes - One More Cup of Coffee



Combustible Edison - Short Double Latte



Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Night Café



Enjoy

Canterbury-based folkies Sprirogyra disbanded in 1974 after three albums which received little attention. However, their female singer Barbara Gaskin after completing her degree at Kent Uni. in the city met Dave Stewart. They became part of Dave's band Hatfield and the North

Together, in 1981, they had a hit, a number one single in the UK with a cover version of the song "It's My Party".

Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin - It's My Party



It is weird she did such an obnoxious version of a pop song. because the lass has worked with such out there avant-garde luminaires such as Egg, Peter Blegvad, National Health, and Bill Bruford, formally of Yes.

Spirogyra (Vocals: Barbara Gaskin) - Time Will Tell



National Health - Starlight on Seaweed






Barbara Gaskin at Kent University, singing with the band Spirogyra


Egg - I Will Be Absorbed



Egg, The Canterbury band that released only three organ-prominent albums! After guitarist Steve Hillage left the band Uriel (also known as Arzachel), the other members, keyboardist Dave Stewart (organ, piano and tone generator), bassist Mont Campbell (also organ, piano and French Horn), and drummer Clive Brooks reformed themselves as a trio. They released a pair of eccentric, complex, mostly-instrumental albums in 1969 (Egg) and 1970 (The Polite Force) before splitting up. Stewart joined Hatfield & The North at that time, and Egg reformed briefly to record one more album, The Civil Surface, in 1974. Their music is very structured and composed, with classical pieces Johann Sebastian Bach and some light jazzy influences.

Now I wonder is this Dave Stewart is the same one who met up with Annie Lennox to become the Eurhythmics?


Enjoy.

Final selection of mystical music -

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Kamli Wale Muhammad To Sadke Mein Jaan



Mari Boine - Gula Gula



''Gula Gula''
(Hear the voices of the foremothers)

Vocals, Drums (Traditional): Mari Boine Persen
Lyrics: Sami
Drums (Drone): Ale Möller
Flute (Quena), Other (Breath): Carlos Zamata Quipse
Other (Breath): Roger Ludvigsen
Udu (Claypot): Unni Shael Damslora
( Lyrics and translation )


Sainkho Namtchylak - Tanola Nomads



Sainkho Namtchylak & Tinariwen - Nomadic Mood



Josephine Foster- Garden of Earthly Delights




Enjoy.

Penultimate selection -

Ray Parker Jr. - Ghostbusters



Michael Jackson -Thriller



The Charlie Daniels Band - The Devil Went Down to Georgia



Rockwell - Somebody's Watching Me



Miles Davis - Miles Runs The Voodoo Down




Enjoy.

Two from the Barnsley lass -

Kate Rusby - Underneath The Stars (Cambridge Folk Festival 2005)




Kate Rusby - The Village Green Preservation Society



For pigshitpoet.


Enjoy.

For the insomniacs -

Sandy Denny - The Quiet Joys of Brotherhood



Sheila Chandra -- A Sailor's Life



Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Perpetuum Mobile



Brian Eno - Becalmed




Boards of Canada - Poppy Seed



Enjoy.