Dub Modal

Started Ted Lasso. There was a review written about the 80s movie The Breakfast Club that mentioned that the interactions between the kids were essentially therapy sessions formatted to a specific conflict resolution mode - one that was pretty aggressive but en vogue at the time. Lasso comes off the same, only a different model is used. I thought this was supposed to be funny. There's some good bits but overall it feels like attending friendly therapy sessions and life coaching seminars. Aw shucks Huckleberry, I've been scammed.

Thanks for posting this

Allen Iverson >>>>>>>>...the other Iverson. Dude is just not my cup o' tea.

I got lucky with the local used bins on the CD a year ago or so. This is a good album Nala Sinephro's Space 1.8 Released last month. I know pretty much nothing about Nala but this is an enjoyable listen

For the past few days: And then, something new:

Nice find. Who’s the drummer? He’s keeping this tune from being much better unfortunately. Dudley has some licks but he’s got some good groove in his playing.

He absolutely slays it.

Disc 2 from: Followed by:

Wow, this album smokes! Frank Foster, Pepper Adams, Jan Hammer, Gene Perla, Cornell Dupree, Warren Smith, Steve Grossman, Candido and Pablo on percussion, and Omar Clay. They fade out the track Currents/Pollen unfortunately but that's the only negative I have about this one.

Squid Games. So dumb and ridiculous...

Love Manne's spoken interlude after this volume's Black Hawk Blues. He says they're a West Coast band and it's very important to them that everyone considers them that way. He then introduces everyone and names where they're from: New York, Boston, England, Philly and Nebraska And now:

The last few I've been able to listen to: And now currently playing: This was all after listening to Crispell's Circles, which got better after the first tune. Although both Lake and Buettner are super-buzzy on that recording which for listening's sake knocks it down a peg for me.

Not the first time I've listened to this but just finishing up the first track Rituel and wondering WTF I'm listening to and why

Well, the title makes sense

Van Eps is a new artist for me. Searching around his discography and I can't find this track but am blown away by looking him up on YT. Finger picking a 7 string acoustic huh?

Thanks for the link. Watching now. Cool watching the re-enactment of Bix woodshedding next to the record player

Then:

From one orchestra to another

Disc 1

Yeah, the way I worded that was wrong. It's possible that the hit team assembled for Seagrave was the same for Liu. They may have switched targets when they couldn't locate Seagrave.

Thanks for linking this. Makes this a must buy for me.

Nice. Thanks!

Listening again. The drummer's shuffle style on #6 really makes that track work for me. When they break down with the bass and guitar it's a nice little jam. Others are put off by the snyth piano and yeah, it's the worst part of this song. @Milestones ID'd this one already but outside of the synths I think it's a good track. That drummer would be Kenwood Dennard who is a totally new name for me.