Both good records.
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Both good records.
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Stanley Clarke Band, The - The Stanley Clarke Band (2010)
Another one I don’t remember buying! Jazz Guitar probably not my favourite music, but this is a great album.
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Looks to be an early release - I've not seen it before.Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Stanley Clarke Band, The - The Stanley Clarke Band (2010)
Another one I don’t remember buying! Jazz Guitar probably not my favourite music, but this is a great album.
Stanley Clarke is perhaps an acquired taste; jazz guitar (or in this case jazz bass) is not for everyone. I tend to avoid the genre.
However in my opinion Stanley Clarke's 'Schooldays' is a superb LP, and should be in everyone's collection.
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Iwas going to suggest following with St. Etienne, Stiff Little Fingers, Steps and Stan Getz, then I scrolled down and saw you'd beat me to itKicking off the “St” section -
St Germain- Boulevard (1995)
“Tourist” is probably better known but this is a great record, too.
This is filed as
Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto - Getz-Gilberto (1963)
Another great album that’s not had an outing for a while.
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I agree, if you could only have one of his albums, "School Days" would have to be it
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