Bryan Ferry Orchestra
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Bryan Ferry Orchestra
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Some Roland Kirk:
The Inflated Tear
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Rip, Rig and Panic
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Left and Right
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Fun! Listening to it now on Spotify. Being a long-time Roxy Music and Ferry fan since their early days (I think I have at least 12 albums from both), I didn't know what to expect here. To hear their old hits interpreted like this is just great. The recording even sounds like it was done in the '30s. Good recommendation Grant!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Glad someone else likes it. Its in my collectionQuote:
Originally Posted by Svend N
Now, The Cannonball
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Nina Simone live at ronnie scotts
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Bobo Stenson Trio
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Another winner Grant. That one is in our library too. Great recording. Davis really stands out on this one. Almost sounds like his album at times, he's so prominent.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Yes, that is very odd. Baffles me too. But then I am no jazz vocal fan at all. I find it all more of the sameness. Perhaps that's why Krall stands out for me -- she has such a unique style, unlike any other jazz singer I know of. She is really one of the only ones I actually listen to and that grab my attention...Emily-Claire Barlow being one of only other ones (what a voice!). I suspect that's why Krall may rub people the wrong way, in that she bucks convention and the "traditional" jazz vocal style. But then I'm no jazz scholar -- I just know what I like and what moves me. Others who are students of jazz may have an opinion on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Cheers,
Svend