Sundog

This one makes my list... Abercrombie/Wall/Nussbaum- While We're Young

Pretty heavy power trio thing, with lots twists and turns ala Zepplin, White Stripes, Sabbath, etc. Not bad at all. A lot better than the cover would lead you to believe.

Excellent choice! Been listening to this a lot the last few weeks.

My favorite... "Wanted: Bass Player, must play bass" (I have a feeling these guys had a number of really bad auditions )

I've had that very same thought a number of times, but purely in retrospect...

Unsettling, yes but I've always thought this was a great cover...

But when?

.... or maybe a Mosaic Single(s)?

This is a good set. I second the recommendation.

Great price!

I basically bought the Weather Report box for the DVD and I'm getting 3 bonus CD's in the process. Most of my Weather Report is on vinyl except for Black Market so the CD's are a welcome addition. Not really an ideal situation but it's pretty hard to go wrong for less than $25 dollars.

I just picked up the WR Box. Also noticed Trio Saudades is now available.

Probably my favorite Blue Note cover

I have a couple of their albums. Don't remember which ones though. I like them but a little goes a long way for me.

In no particular order...... - The Saturday evening "hang" around the firepit after all the kids have went to bed. - Apple Sauce - WDCB - Listening to Fleetwood Mac's "Albatross" and watching the sun rise over Lake Michigan. - Balanced Audio Technology - Derek Trucks tearing it up no more than 30 feet away from me - Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby

I've listened to lots of different types of music this year, but by far latin music has reigned supreme, and at the absolute top of the list is the music of Papo Vazquez. This guy and his band are incredible. Superior jazz chops, great arrangements, and grooves so deep that DJs and other like minded artists would do well to sample them. Not far behind is Jerry Gonzalez and his Fort Apache Bronx Band (Thanks to Mike W. for the suggestion ). Even though he's had a fair amount of success I feel he's still an underappreciated jazz artist, and not just latin jazz, although everything he does is informed by his latin roots. Also listened to a ton of Cal Tjader after some time away from his music in recent years. The Sambalanco Trio, Zimbo Trio, and few other like minded trios also got a large amount of play this year. Other non latin artists that received lots of play this year included The Meters, Toots and The Maytals, Deep Blue Organ Trio, Gil Evans, Charlie Christian w/Benny Goodman, Mott The Hoople, Philip Catherine, and Stan Getz.

Maybe I had a little too much of the birthday vino yesterday, but it definitely sounds excellent. Of course I just got a new SET amp and SET's are a match made in heaven for the K-Horns. It is a very good sounding CD (so is footprints live IMO). It took me a little while to warm up to them; but Wayne's last 3 releases are some of my very favorites of his entire career.

Just picked this up last night and loaded it on to my computer. Looks good on a big screen although I have to view it in a 4:3 aspect ratio (31" X 24"). Cool idea! I paired the images with some Fripp soundscapes and the results are nice.

This is the last pop album I bought.

Recent vintage Sam

Funny this thread pops back up. I've listened to Black & Blue a couple of times in the last week. I referred to this as a guilty pleasure earlier in this thread, but I have to upgrade this to a good album. It was RW's tryout of sorts, and with Billie Preston on board it really works. At least for me.

Yeah, still a great deal! No compliants from me.

Just received an email, effective Jan 1 2007 each disc will be $6.99 a pop.

The Complete Pacific Jazz Recordings Of The Chico Hamilton Quintet