Thelonious Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, Giants of Jazz. Copenhagen, 1971.
Blue in Green MILES DAVIS
Post Toastee - Tommy Bolin (by JohnnyHardRock1960)
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Great record, one of the hidden gems of the 1970s.
Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World
Thanks Madame — I really needed this today
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Bobby Darin - Dream Lover (1959)
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Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli - I Got Rhythm (1954)
Al Green - How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?
Album: Let’s Stay Together
(via Clowntime is Over: / the-theme-is:)
Wilson Pickett Land Of 1000 Dances (From Soul To Soul)
Soul ain’t nuttin’ but a feeling
Nick Lowe and Wilco, “Cruel To Be Kind,” Austin City Limits, Nov. 2011
Dadgummit, I missed NIck Lowe’s Birthday yesterday. Just a wee lad of 64.
Horace Silver at Newport 1959 (by noobpiano)
most of what one needs on a Saturday is Jackson Browne.
You cannot go wrong with this record. If you don’t know it, it might be worth your time.
Jackson Browne—“Late for the Sky”
Late for the Sky (Asylum 1974).
YES. My favorite Jackson Browne record. Every song is a winner. I listened to this record constantly during my college years.
