Jazzy D's Soul Notes

Final sonic selection for the day. Some latino and world grooves, a bit of jazz all spiced with funk and verve.

Mongo Santamaria - Cold Sweat




Tony Rémy - Boof



Esperanza Spalding - Samba Em Preludio



Hiatus Kaiyote - Jekyll




World Saxophone Quartet - Night Train



Enjoy.
Jazz cat signing out for now. More grooves tomorrow.

Today's musical swim will be on the calm waves of cool jazz, samba and the voice.

Duke Ellington - Prelude To A Kiss



( More music here )
Enjoy.

Yo, it is sunshine music time - Braziliance at its best  -

Flora Purim - From the Lonely Afternoon



( More Braziliance )

Oh yes, another bunch of cool  soulful, funky, and jazzy tunes -

Starting with this classic -
Gil Scott Heron - The Bottle



The Stylistics - People Make The World Go Round



The Undisputed Truth - Sandman



Sivuca - Ain't No Sunshine



Enjoy.

Plus a nod to my DJ mate Ally Smith.

Well that has been a long day. Did the footfall job in Canterbury and during break periods did a couple of mystery shop visits, a travel agents and a charity shop.

The weather has been the hottest so far, reaching 28  degrees centigrade at the maximum. A truly superb day for topping up the old tan. Apparently a lot cooler tomorrow. I found a spare cafe chair to sit down and count the people going past a certain shop site which averaged around 400 per fifteen minute slot. It is a busy city especially with all the foreign students and tourists.

These are the items bought from the charity shop visit.



Plus these two CD's

Various Artists - Viva Brazil!
Various Artists - Latin Street Party



A good haul indeed.

I do have photos of course, and i did remember to take the old Canon camera this time. Well i needed it for both the footfall job and the travel agent visit. These will follow in the next post.

I left Seaford this morning at around 10.30 am, and arrived in Eastbourne to hop onto the connecting 99 bus to Hastings. I had a couple of mystery shops to do, one being the last travel shop visit for the month, and the other was a Wetherspoons pub chain visit.

In Wetherspoons i had their Tennessee Burger with chips, washed down with a Coldwater Creek Chardonnay and a pint of Elgoods Plum Porter (4.5 % ABV). I followed it with a pint of South Downs Legless Rambler (5.0 % ABV) and finished with a Titanic iron Curtain imperial stout (6.0 % ABV).

I then took the bus over to Rye, one of my favourite small towns, and bought some CD's for a quid each. I also picked up a bag of singles for a quid from the Grammar School records shop.



The three CD's are as follows -








I took a picture of the main high street in Rye.




Tomorrow a trip to Herne Bay.