Ceux Qui Marchent Debout - Debout

Funk played by what amounts to a small marching band with a banjo. And to think, Scott and Kelly call my tastes in music 'goofy.' The first song "La Mayo" is a celebration of the band's favorite condiment (mayonnaise) and it only gets better. Besides, a tuba can make any music fun.

- JP

Nothing better to start off my annual vacation than this one, my all time favourite piece of music. I´ve listened to it literally hundreds of times and never get tired of it.

This time a surprisingly nice sounding DDD CD I bought in 1983.

New Order _ Power Corruption and Lies.

PS- Jorge, have a nice holidays.

Thanks, Alvaro

I´m too lazy to mess with vinyl today, so in honour of my recently made american friends, over here and at AK, I decided to spin this......My, that Barber´s Adagio for strings really is hair raising stuff

Gee, I close my eyes and I have Keith and his grand-piano in my room.

One of the best sounding CD´s I own, and the musicianship is just amazing.

Hadn´t listened to this one in years.
What a great bunch of musicians.

Ian Anderson at his best.
One of the best Rock Albums ever, IMHO.

Everything But The Girl - Walking Wounded

Yet another borrowed disk. Need to sell some speakers so I can start buying albums again. Kind of like this one, reminds me of Massive Attack - Protection, which is no surprise considering Tracey Thorn collaborated with them on that album and lent her vocals to the song. Just very different from the obnoxious jazz-pop of EBTG's first album that I picked up at a garage sale long ago based upon a friend's recommendation.

- JP

No Walter Osternack around here, huh?

Just got back from the movies with the family.
To finish off the evening I´m listening to this soothing set.
I´m Proud to say the pianist is one of the best in the world and she is portuguese.
There´s something special to her Chopin playing, though she´s mostly known for her Mozart.

Great music your listen my Aqualung friend.
That Keith Jarret concert his really awesome ! I have that record !
I'm not into classical music - has you may notice - but i have some records, and one of them is from Maria Joao Pires - Moonlight - Beethoven Sonatas "Quasi una Fantasia" and she's really wonderfull.
BTW, i saw tonigth in TV that Sporting C.P win to my Sevilla in a soccer game...I want some revenge

In the wake of Jim Eck´s recently started thread on favourite blues I´m now spinning Eric Clapton´s " From the Cradle". Pure root blues.

Jorge

Neil Young _ Ragged Glory.

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Good idea.

Ditto.