Playlist
John Scofield - Uncle John's Band (Single)
Kenny Barron - The Source
Anna Webber - Shimmer Wince
Allison Miller - Rivers In Our Veins
Angelica Sanchez Nonet - Nighttime Creatures
Cécile McLorin Salvant - Mélusine
Linda May Han Oh - The Glass Hours
James Brandon Lewis, Red Lily Quintet - For Mahalia, With Love
Rudy Royston - Day
Susan Alcorn & Septeto del Sur - Canto
Rodrigo Amado The Bridge - Beyond the Margins (Live)
Todd Sickafoose - Bear Proof
Of Monsters And Men - My Head Is An Animal
Illegal Crowns - Unclosing
Dominic Waxing Lyrical - Rural Tonic
Isaac Hayes - Isaac's Moods - The Best Of Isaac Hayes
Bach, C P E - Double Concertos
Peter Thalheimer - Flötentöne Mit 19 Querflöten Vom 16. Bis Zum 20. Jahrhundert
Jason Vieaux - Guitar Recital
Trio 3-63 - Muacy
Alexander Balanescu, Dave Hewson, Troy Banarzi - Dimensions
Janet Bean & The Concertina Wire - Dragging Wonder Lake
Larry Page Orchestra - John Paul George Ringo
Tchaikovsky - Piano Music
Les Musiciens De Provence - Musique Des Trouvères Et Troubadours
Bob Cooper - The Bob Cooper Sextet
Bob Cooper - Shifting Winds
Bud Shank & Bob Cooper - Flute `n Oboe
Bob Cooper - Coop! The Music Of Bob Cooper
Trevor Rabin - Rio
Conrad Schnitzler - Grün
Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock & Jack DeJohnette - Whisper Not
John Lemke - Nomad Frequencies
Norah Jones - The Fall
Various Artists - The Blackpool Mecca Story
Emerson Lake & Palmer - Trilogy
Up at 6 and getting this up to date (apart from the holes in 2022 and 2023 of course, which will be addressed when I get the chance...
Listening to tracks from yesterday's jazz downloads pre breakfast...
Post breakfast, we were off out and down the hill...
...and waiting on the 900...
..to, as was the case on 3 January last year, take us to "the weedge"...
The soundtrack comprised...
...tracks from 15 of the 20 albums purchased on this day last year....
We arrived in Glasgow after an hour...
After emerging from the Bus Station...
...we split up, with Anne heading to Buchanan Galleries and me to my usual haunts...
...which started with a brief visit to Love, where I saw this for £36...
Yeah, no...
Onwards..
...down Union St - the BHF has stopped selling CDs..
Into FOPP, noting the new Trevor Rabin for £8 but not partaking...
Round the corner to Missing...
I was trying to be more selective with my CD purchasing...
Around 35 minutes in, I was ready, having chosen 5 items for £11 - reasonable - (and having put back a goodly number of items into the racks) just as the EP appeared at my side...
She is not a fan of the shops of records...
We walked up behind Central Station and found an old favourite for lunch, La Pulcinella...
...of which the EP IS a fan...
Tasty pizzas followed some pate and toast...
Then, walking, looking for a coffee place...
On the way, I popped into HMV and got the Rabin CD, while Anne had a look in the jumble sale scenario that is TK Maxx...
Nothing acquired - earlier in John Lewis though, she had spent our gift card from the grand-nephews on a spendid new pot/pan...
A visit to Mono also produced no purchases, then to the Tinderbox for coffee and cakes - which cost more than the five CDs from Missing...
A walk back through George Square...
...and onto the bus home, soundtracked this time by Mr Rabin, whose LP was downloaded on its release back in October...
A walk back up the hill and home, to listening but not yet ripping...
I am going to try to make sure I listen to each CD I buy before I rip them...
Today's haul...
Tasty Krautrock from Kluster co-founder and early member of Tangerine Dream, Conrad Schnitzler...
A 2CD live set from Keith Jarrett's "standards trio" which I know I cannot download as it's on ECM...
Jarrett's constant groaning and humming is, of course a major distraction...
Oh to be able to hear just the three instruments...
An interesting quasi-ambient release on Denovali records...
Norah Jones - yes, sometimes there is a place for vocals in jazz - but, you know, this is not jazz, even though it's on Blue Note...
A superb 22 track compilation of rare Northern Soul items - CD not in great nick but plays fine (huge advantage of CDs over LPs of course)...
...and the Rabin CD...
Late on, "Taskmaster's New Year Treat" very much entertained, as did the remains of yesterday's home made soup...
To bed with ELP just before midnight...
Another good day....
Highlight of the Day : Trip to Glasgow...
Today's New Music:-
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