me too. itsvery good. i have ripped to to my hddQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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me too. itsvery good. i have ripped to to my hddQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Another good one Grant. I have a couple of Peter Green outputs, post Fleetwood Mac. Some are with the Splinter Group, but I haven't heard 'Live at Ronnie Scott's'. Will have to check it out! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
its a good gig. double albumQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Not strictly Jazz but seemed the best place for it, this is a very good listen, I remember seeing the film when it first was released.
George Gershwin / New York Philharmonic* – Music From The Woody Allen Film "Manhattan"
Label: CBS – CBS 73875
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Promo, White Label
Country: UK
Released: 1979
Genre: Jazz, Classical, Stage & Screen
Style: Soundtrack
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Right now, this, which is simply awesome:
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Marco.
Gregory Porter - 'Take Me to the Alley'
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Not quite sure about this one. I like Porter's voice, but on this album he sounds a like an average 'torch singer'.
Yeah, I prefer him doing Nat King Cole...
Anyway, last one before bed. This is rather more modern/contemporary, and very well done. Just the ticket for chilling out to before bo-bos:
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Marco.
Couldn't get on with Gregory Porter doing Nat King Cole, not his voice or performance, the arrangements were just weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Yeah I've the nkc one on cd. It's quite good although I agree the arrangements are a bit drab as is the presentation . Nat would have turned in his grave.
Great voice, but maybe more suited to operatic styles