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A selection of easy listening and exotica for yer hifi

Francis Lai - Samba Saravah



The Kirby Stone Four - Baubles, Bangles, and Beads



Jeanne Black - You Don't Know Me



Jose Feliciano - She's A Woman



ENJOY
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Don' fel so sad and bluey
It's Ella and Louis.



Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - April in Paris



ENJOY
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More music for the night stalkers.

Patty Waters - Moon, Don't Come up Tonight



Jeanne Lee - Sometimes I feel like a motherless child



Julee Cruise - Into the Night



Zbigniew Preisner & Stina Nordenstam - For You



Vangelis with Stina Nordenstam - Ask The Mountains




ENJOY
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Final selection of cool jazz grooves now - yep really --

Yoko Miwa Trio - Sunshine Follows the Rain



Ron Carter - Third Plane



Chet Baker on trumpet

McCoy Tyner - Blues On The Corner



Emmet Cohen - Dardanella



Ella Fitzgerald - Bli-Blip




ENJOY

Well as the cartoons say -
That's all folks!
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This is a shelf of music in my collection. From left to right we have Stravinsky, a Bessie Smith collection, jazz from the French BYG Actuel label, three Nick Drake albums, The Stanley Brothers, two by Matanta Roberts, a Fela Kuti album, a box set of jazz singer Karin Krog, a John Coltrane box set and finally Wagner's Ring Cycle.


So, here are four tracks from a selection of this shelf.

Igor Stravinsky - Ragtime



Arthur Jones - Brother B.



From the album Scorpio (recorded 1969, released 1971). Musical members: Arthur Jones (sax), Beb Guerin (b), Claude Delcloo (ds). And on the Jazzactuel 4CD box set in the picture above.

Karin Krog - I'm Beginning to See the Light



From both this album and on the 10 CD compilation Many Faces Of Karin Krog.

Bessie Smith - Chicago Bound Blues



ENJOY.
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And continuing ....

Blind Willie Johnson - Dark Was The Night



From the album "Praise God I'm Satisfied" (Yazoo)

Also in the hundred is the classic Frank Sinatra "Song For Swinging Lovers"

Frank Sinatra - It Happened In Monterey



Bo Diddley - The Great Grandfather



From the LP "Go Bo Diddley" (Checker)

Ezz Reco and The Launchers - King of Kings





Enjoy
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Time for some jazz flavours -

John Abercrombie – Timeless



John Abercrombie – guitar
Jan Hammer – organ, synthesizer, piano
Jack DeJohnette – drums

Paul Bley - Love Lost



Chet Baker & Paul Bley - You Go To My Head



Helmut Newton Photography

Chet Baker - Trumpet
Paul Bley - Piano

From the album "Diane" (1985)

Bobby Timmons trio - So Tired



Piano - Bobby Timmons
Bass - Ron Carter
Drums - Al "Tootie" Heath
Album - The Bobby Timmons Trio In Person (1961)

Enjoy
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Hi - for all the groovy folk some jazz for brekkie -


Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand) - Song For Sathima



Janet Lawson - Dindi



Mark Murphy - On The Red Clay



Enjoy
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Hi groovy folks - jazz for them up late at night -

Mark Murphy - Stolen Moments



Eddie Jefferson - Jeanine



Grover Washington - Mr.Magic



Enjoy.
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Aha, now it is time for some musical excursions -


Sarah Vaughan - In A Sentimental Mood



Bill Frisell - Strawberry field Forever



Bill Evans - Alfie



Bill Evans   pf.
Eddie Gomez b.
Marty Morell ds.

Chet Baker ~ Every Time We Say Goodbye



Frank Sinatra - One For My Baby (And One More For the Road)



Oh yeah, I am a romantic at heart, and so dear readers, enjoy.
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Some sophisticated mature jazz from the jazzmeister-

Mark Murphy - What If



From the album "Love Is What Stays", and this is a chilling jazz version of the Coldplay song!

Abbey Lincoln - Bird Alone



Both artists were in their 70's when they recorded these albums.

Chet Baker - Autumn Leaves



Chet Baker - Trumpet, Vocals
Gianni Basso - Tenor Sax
Jacques Pelzer - Flute, Soprano Sax
Bruce Thomas - Piano
Lucio Terzano - Bass
Giancarlo Pillot - Drums
Ruth Young - Vocals


Enjoy.
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Some more jazz grooves -

Abbey Lincoln - African Lady



Abbey Lincoln (Vocals)
Booker Little (Trumpet), Julian Priester (Trombone)
Eric Dolphy (Reeds),Coleman Hawkins (Tenor Saxophone)
Walter Benton (Tenor Saxophone)
Mal Waldron (Piano), Art Davis (Bass)
Max Roach (Drums)
Roger Sanders & Robert Whitley (Congas, Track 6)

Roland Kirk - Triple Treat



Olga Konkova - Adam's Checking In



Enjoy
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I know, I must be an old romantic at heart. That Jo Stafford Cd is so quite lovely despite some bummers - and very much of a time. Anyway, there is a track which I doubt be aired on the radio these days. So I am going to light up and salute you Jo.

Jo Stafford - Smoke Dreams




Enjoy.
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Some jazzy cool vibes again -

Mel Torme- Stomping At The Savoy



Peggy Lee - Heart



Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong - Stars Fell On Alabama



Jo Stafford - There's No You




Enjoy.
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I dug out two other albums by June Christy in my collection. I just go all melt face over her voice. Known for her work in the cool jazz genre and for her silky smooth vocals she is best known for her album Something Cool. So for your delectation here is that title track.

June Christy - Something Cool



I just love this tune.

Christy semi-retired from the music business in 1969, in part due to her battle with alcoholism. She was an inveterate drinker by all accounts.

I must admit, I seem to be going through a period of discovery with all these classic fifties jazz standards.

Last night I watched a classic film starring the wonderful Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast At Tiffany. I have also read the book the film is based on by Truman Capote. From that film is the wonderful Moon River.

Audrey Hepburn - Moon River



I am an old romantic at heart.
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June Christy was the epitome of cool, once lead singer with the Stan Kenton band, she made some wonderful albums for Capitol, and the ballads collection is just so sublime. Not just cool, but a warm enchanting human voice.

I have selected this one -

June Christy - The Wind


Sassy Jazz

Sep. 3rd, 2019 11:31 pm
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Okay here is the sassy bunch -

Julie London - Why don't you do right



Peggy Lee - Black Coffee



Holly Cole Trio - Don't Smoke In Bed



Sarah Vaughan - Misty



Man, these are TOOOOONNNNNSSSSS!

Enjoy.

All Blues

Sep. 3rd, 2019 02:35 pm
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I see that my bro did his selection this morning, so here is mine -

Karin Krog - All Blues



Great vocal version of the Miles Davis number.

From the album
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Two females of the jazz chops -

Sophie Milman - My Baby Just Caes For Me



After emigrating from Russia in the early 1990s, Milman, who is Jewish, spent most of her childhood years in Israel where she listened extensively to jazz. Milman,who now lives in Canada, graduated from the University of Toronto in 2011 with a Bachelor of Commerce degree.
Thanks to [livejournal.com profile] realbesamemucho for alerting is to this jazz singer.

And one of my faves -

Karin Krog - A Fool For You



Rue Gustavson on guitar.

Enjoy.
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A piece of music for the morning.


Billie Holiday - Good Morning Heartache




Enjoy

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