What Jazz or Blues are you spinning?

This is sweet to the ear

Ana Popovic - Like It On Top

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Good old Savoy Brown, some lovely guitar and blues

Witchy Feelin’

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Some superb guitar virtuosity

Stanley Jordon - Stolen Moments

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The Hooker man

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JLH Grant, nice [emoji3]

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Miles Davis • Porgy and Bess

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Hank Mobley

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Miles Davis • Directions

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Miles Davis • Directions

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That's a good one Tim. Takes some focused listening to really get into it (not the best for background music at my desk), but some excellent tunes here.

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That's a good one Tim. Takes some focused listening to really get into it (not the best for background music at my desk), but some excellent tunes here.

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It's a great album, but as you say deserves to be listened to rather than background music. Can't seem to get enough MD at the moment!

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Miles Davis • At Carnegie Hall

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I'm with you Tim. I think we have more Miles Davis in our jazz collection than any other artist. If you like his earlier stuff, and live albums, then have a listen to My Funny Valentine, The Complete Concert 1964. It's a double album with some outstanding playing. George Coleman, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter and Tony Williams round out the quintet. A classic.


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I'll have a listen to that Carnegie Hall album tonight. I've not heard it before...looking forward to it.