today-

Telarc- classical & Jazz sampler (again)

Gothic Archies- songs for.... (again)

The Kills- No big wow

Robert Plant _ Mighty Rearranger.

A decade ago ENJA president Matthias Winckelmann compiled the first "Ballads" album which is a classic today. At that time nobody could foresee the huge international success of the "Ballads" series that sold far more than 100,000 copies worldwide. The new volume, the fifth in the series, appropriately includes an astonishing version of "Take Five", one of the most legendary jazz standards, named for its unusual five-four measure. "Ballads 5 - Take Five" focus on brand new and upcoming releases by such as Trio Elf, veteran trumpeter Dusko Goykovich, singer Céline Rudolph, pianist Florian Weber's Trio Minsarah and even Frank Tusa's "Father Time" band of 1975 that was just made available on CD for the first time. The CD program's encore offers the undisputed father of the jazz ballad, Coleman Hawkins, in a historic 1966 recording of his best-known ballad vehicle, "Body And Soul".

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - "Live at Carnegie Hall"

I still get sad that we lost him way before it was time.

The Rolling Stones - "Exile on Main Street"

LOve _ Forever Changes.

Deep Purple - "Made in Japan"

Miles Davis_ Seven Steps To Heaven.

VH1 Rock Honors

live performances from ZZ Top, Heart, Ozzy Osborne and Genesis.

so far ZZ Top and Heart have kicked ass, very good.

Al Stewart ~ Year Of The Cat

For a few days now, i'm in a Miles mood.

Miles Davis _ Bitches Brew.

Just added to the library


Benni Wallace - Mystic Bridge, 24 bit remaster

I don't care if it's May or not. I still like this very much. Public library loan.

The Good The Bad & The Queen _ Self Titled.