Best track you heard all week

[Chicago Expat]

The title track from Lionel Belmondo's Hymne Au Soleil.

Belmondo Myspace page with song

[Peter Friedman]

"Scoops" by the Ralph Lalama Quartet CD titled MUSIC FOR GROWN-UPS on Criss Cross

[T.D.]

"Parkeriana" from The Great Concert of Charles Mingus.

[Neal Pomea]

Courville and McGee Waltz from March 1929, Denus McGee and Sady Courville

http://www.npmusic.org/DennisMcGee_Courville_McGee_Waltz.mp3

Something noble sounding about this sad, sad waltz! Unforgettable.

[Neal Pomea]

From the album Tim Hardin 3: Live in Concert

Stunning singing. Sad he left us too soon. Him and Hank, both.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utyyDLIyNS0&list=FLl_-tD2va_T6TPkdzAyZzIg&index=1

Studio version, from Tim Hardin II

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAkcybHs6dc&feature=autoplay&list=FLl_-tD2va_T6TPkdzAyZzIg&playnext=1

Edited September 8, 2011 by Neal Pomea

[Chuck Nessa]

Howlin' Wolf's Spoonful. It has been a while.

[cih]

damn - how do I insert a video like those above?

ok I did it in Firefox (thanks Neal)

Edited September 13, 2011 by cih

[Neal Pomea]

damn - how do I insert a video like those above?

I just put a link without the media/media tags that I see in your post, and it did it automatically for me. I was using Windows XP and Mozilla Firefox. Maybe the browser makes a difference? It didn't work when I simply removed your media and /media tags.

Edit: My browser was Mozilla Firefox 6.0.2

Edited September 14, 2011 by Neal Pomea

[Chicago Expat]

"Free Forever" by Omer Avital from the album of the same name.

[ghost of miles]

Belle and Sebastian, "I Love My Car".

[Shawn]

Nepenthe by Opeth

[Royal Oak]

Driving on the motorway the other night, I listened to Baby Face Willette's "Face To Face". "Something Strange" had me in some kind of other-worldly state, especially in Ben Dixon's cymbal crashes at the start of the soloists' choruses.

Strange how a simple blues that you've heard many times can do this. I tried it again a few days later, but it wasn't the same.

[B. Goren.]

Ben Webster plays "Cry Me a River" on disk 7 of this box set:

[Sundog]

Tom Waits- Step Right Up

Always get a kick out of this song!

[skeith]

"Debris" - the Faces. written and sung by Ronnie Lane, with Rod on backing vocals. Sublime.

[ghost of miles]

Pretty much anything by the Stone Roses lately, but this song seems particularly apt today:

Bye Bye Badman

[JSngry]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sWeL8fxgOM

[John Tapscott]

"Stolen Moments" - from Jon Mayer - Full Circle (Reservoir) (Rufus Reid b. & Victor Lewis d.)

[danasgoodstuff]

My link

Got me, again

[JohnS]

My link

Got me, again

Nice one dan. Bill used to play here in the UK regularly a few years, I used to watch and listen in awe.

[danasgoodstuff]

My link

Got me, again

Nice one dan. Bill used to play here in the UK regularly a few years, I used to watch and listen in awe.

Glad you liked it.

Dana

[John Tapscott]

"For Cedar" from One For All Invades Vancouver (Cellar Live)

[John Tapscott]

Two tracks by Benny Green

"You Don't Know What Love Is" (solo piano) from the Benny Green Trio - Greens - (Blue Note)

"Opus de Funk" from Benny Green - Source (Jazz Legacy Productions)

[medjuck]

From the album Tim Hardin 3: Live in Concert

Stunning singing. Sad he left us too soon. Him and Hank, both.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utyyDLIyNS0&list=FLl_-tD2va_T6TPkdzAyZzIg&index=1

Studio version, from Tim Hardin II

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAkcybHs6dc&feature=autoplay&list=FLl_-tD2va_T6TPkdzAyZzIg&playnext=1

I love this record. (Though the band gets up so much steam on some songs they almost blow by him.)

Edited November 28, 2011 by medjuck

[jazzbo]

This week I was tempted to jump back into the Europe '72 box set again but decided to listen to a series of discs compiled for me about five years ago by Dr. Orchid of great Pigpen performances and today I've been concentrating on versions of "Easy Wind." Just love that song and it inspired some great stretching out.