Right This Minute!

**reed.hannebaum** · **08-09-06, 09:22 PM**

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John S wrote:

Béla Bartók Concerto for Orchestra (Reiner/Chicago 1955) SACD
The original recording was made using three microphones, which on the surround layer on this SACD are reproduced by the front three speakers. No back surround signal was synthesized. I have never met anybody in the flesh who likes this music as much as I do.

John,

I have to agree with you, this is a fantastic piece of orchestration! I am jealous of you having the SACD version, I own the previous CD release which still sounds fantastic. The audio quality of this 1955 recording is truly remarkable.

**rcarlton** · **08-10-06, 07:09 PM**

Jethro Tull
Aqualung
Locomotive Breath

**rcarlton** · **08-13-06, 09:51 AM**

patricia barber
modern cool
Winter

**rcarlton** · **08-23-06, 09:50 PM**

Thelonious Monk
Monk's Music
Epistrophy

From Concord Music Group's terrific summer blow out sale.
Cost me $2.98.

**rcarlton** · **08-23-06, 09:55 PM**

Wes Montgomery
Boss Guitar
Besame Mucho

From Concord Music Group summer sale. Terrific recording.

**rcarlton** · **08-23-06, 10:05 PM**

Creedence Clearwater Revival
Willie and the Poor Boys
Effigy

**rcarlton** · **08-23-06, 11:11 PM**

CCR
The Concert
Tombstone Shadow

Just feelin' like some CCR tonite.

**rcarlton** · **08-24-06, 07:27 PM**

Thelonious Monk
Misterioso
'Round Midnight

**khellandros66** · **08-25-06, 11:19 PM**

Gut wrenching harmonic digital bliss with vocals that make creeping death seem childish

~Bob

**rcarlton** · **08-31-06, 07:05 PM**

Art Pepper meets the Rhythm Section
You'd be so nice to come home to

**eddthompson** · **08-31-06, 07:40 PM**

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rcarlton wrote:

Art Pepper meets the Rhythm Section
You'd be so nice to come home to

This is a masterpiece, one of my all time faveourites, the recording is subline too.

edd

**khellandros66** · **09-01-06, 01:44 AM**

Here is what I am listening to on my iPOD as it is 2am and can't crank the system.

~Bob

**rcarlton** · **09-03-06, 02:45 PM**

The Velvet Underground & Nico
Heroin

**rcarlton** · **09-04-06, 06:59 PM**

John Coltrane/Prestige 7105
Violets for your furs

**rcarlton** · **09-05-06, 08:57 PM**

Eric Dolphy
Out There
Out There

This CD is right on the edge and is really out there, Wow!

**Chrisbee** · **09-06-06, 07:24 AM**

**John S** · **09-09-06, 07:53 AM**

JOEY DeFRANCESCO with JIMMY SMITH
LEGACY

I am hopelessly addicted to the B3.
Jimmy's last time in a studio.

**Ayreonaut** · **09-09-06, 09:14 AM**

This is a great recording.

**rcarlton** · **09-09-06, 02:55 PM**

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Ayreonaut wrote:

This is a great recording.

Along the same lines is Yellowstone. I have heard a lot of good things about it, but do not have a copy.

Yellowstone - for Violin and Orchestra
Inspired by countless rides through the Yellowstone backcountry, Jett Hitt's Yellowstone for Violin and Orchestra is destined to become a classic. It could have only been written by someone who lives Yellowstone, and Jett Hitt has ridden horseback through more than 1,200 miles of Yellowstone's 2.2 million acres. In the words of the Yellowstone Park historian, Dr. Lee Whittlesey, "It is Yellowstone." It was recorded in 2002 by Frantisek Novotny (violin), Kirk Trevor (conductor) and the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. It is dedicated to the German violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter.

**brucek** · **09-09-06, 04:34 PM**

I don't know why I like this disk so much, but I do........

I love the title track, Humminah.........you have to love lines like:

""The first time I saw Brian he had moose blood all over his hands, I’d never loved a red neck hunter before, so I thought I’d give it a try."

Hey, give the humminah song a listen for free......... wacky stuff.

http://www.caribourecords.com/artists/barlow/humminah/

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**rcarlton** · **09-10-06, 09:43 AM**

brucek,
Thanks for the heads up. Got the CD on order. Any other suggestions?

**brucek** · **09-10-06, 11:21 AM**

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Any other suggestions?

Well, I'm mostly partial to obscure female folkish type stuff, so I don't think it appeals to many people...

Certainly one of my all-time favourites is Patty Griffins Living with Ghosts.

She went through many styles and was really known as a rock and roller. Then she came out with this record (many years ago) and a 100% about face.

Listen:

http://www.amazon.com/Living-Ghosts-.../dp/B000002G4U

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**Sonnie** · **09-12-06, 02:04 AM**

I like the Patty Griffin... a lot! Wrong link you gave them though... use this one or this one!

Not sure about Hummi.

**Chrisbee** · **09-12-06, 07:40 AM**

"The World of Early Music" Naxos. 2 CD.

Incredibly varied. Instrumental, vocal and organ are all included here. Excellent.

Earlier I listened to "Siddharta-Spirit of Buddha bar" by Ravin. 2 CD boxed set.
www.george-v-records.com

Complex mix of Indian and even arabic-sounding music crossed with modern styles.
Interesting, enjoyable and quite different to the norm.

Earlier still it was "Celtic Voices-Women of Ireland". Always superb.

**brucek** · **09-12-06, 10:37 AM**

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Earlier still it was "Celtic Voices-Women of Ireland". Always superb.

When someone likes Celtic music they usually like Kate Rusby too, who sings English traditional acoustic folk & ballads.

I have three of her records and plan to get the new one.

So far this is my favourite.

Listen here

Buy here

It would be nice if we could also listen at the shack store?

brucek

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