Jazz - What's your bag, man?

[cybot]

Here's a few more by Minor White. Especially for you Fergus :-)

They are fabulous images Dermot!!

Glad you appreciate them Fergus :-)

[Seán]

Here's a few more by Minor White. Especially for you Fergus :-)

They are fabulous images Dermot!!

Glad you appreciate them Fergus :-)

Dermot, we have another Ya --oops sorry -- Vaughan Williams fan in our midst: young Jared who has returned to the classical music section, pop in and say, 'hello'.

[fergus]

Fergus, I was wondereng what you were doing in here, just admiring the scenery.

That too Seán....but I always check in here just to see what you guys are listening to.

[Fran]

For you ECM heads: there's some sort of ECM concert coming up soon in the national concert hall...... you'll have to head over there to get more details....

[cybot]

Dermot, we have another Ya --oops sorry -- Vaughan Williams fan in our midst: young Jared who has returned to the classical music section, pop in and say, 'hello'.

I certainly will Seán :-)

[cybot]

One of my absolute ECM favourites. I have two copies :-) Released in 1979...

[Gerry D]

For you ECM heads: there's some sort of ECM concert coming up soon in the national concert hall...... you'll have to head over there to get more details....

Thanks Fran. Something to look forward to.

"Perhaps surprisingly, saxophonist Sheppard’s debut for ECM offers much more of his own house style than it does the label's.

After the dramatic soundscape opening to “La Tristesse Du Roi”, Kuljit Bhamra’s tablas provide a familiar galloping rhythm for the subtle guitar atmospherics of John Parricelli and Eivind Aarset, followed by the leader’s melodious tootling.

And so it goes: beautifully played, easy on the ear, international jazz-folk fusion, with the masterly double bass of Arild Andersen a constant stand-out."

[cybot]

[Fran]

[Seán]

Oh, I'd say that's good.