So, what music are you listening to now?

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by JJIII

Can you blow it any good?

Heh, heh. You're a horny old devil, JJ.

I can play 'Deliverance' on it, tho.

[bobabode]

The Band's Last Waltz

[icenine]

Cheap Trick
Live At Budokan factory cassette

On my new Akai CS-703D....needs lamps and a belt but it sounds ok.....only cost 11 dollars.

[icenine]

Blue Jungle
Merle Haggard
another cassette

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by icenine

Cheap Trick
Live At Budokan factory cassette

On my new Akai CS-703D....needs lamps and a belt but it sounds ok.

Glad to know Ice.

Nat Adderley: NATURALLY

Here Nat is all cornet.

A superb player!

[icenine]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

Glad to know Ice.

Nat Adderley: NATURALLY

Here Nat is all cornet.

A superb player!

You know it is not top of the line nor three head...but it was still at the thrift when I went back after a few days...I am glad I did. It is not eating tapes like my Nac sometimes does. I have read it is sort of hard to put new belts in.

I thought about you while I picked up some jazz this weekend;
Chick Corea A Spanish Heart
Ella Fitz Gerald Billie Holiday and Carmen Rae Live At Newport.....

I thought that guy from New York city probably likes this stuff lol...I am not a big jazz fan but I try to listen and see what is going on.

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by icenine

I thought about you while I picked up some jazz this weekend;
Chick Corea A Spanish Heart
Ella Fitz Gerald Billie Holiday and Carmen Rae Live At Newport.....

I thought that guy from New York city probably likes this stuff lol...I am not a big jazz fan but I try to listen and see what is going on.

Ella, Billy and Carmen - Icons of vocal jazz!

However they left out the sassy SARAH VAUGHAN: she was at Newport.

I now reach for a great album.

Sarah Vaughan: SHARAH VAUGHAN WITH CLIFFORD BROWN

BTW here is a very useful site; it allows you to get a feel of what you might like in terms of the type of jazz.

www.accujazz.com

[icenine]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

Ella, Billy and Carmen - Icons of vocal jazz!

However they left out the sassy SARAH VAUGHAN: she was at Newport.

I now reach for a great album.

Sarah Vaughan: SHARAH VAUGHAN WITH CLIFFORD BROWN

BTW here is a very useful site; it allows you to get a feel of what you might like in terms of the type of jazz.

www.accujazz.com

Thanks for the link Dondilion! I had another jazz score when I stopped at Savers today after work....I actually left them and went home and then thought boy did I just leave 5 Verve factory reels of Ella at the thrift? I went back and got them.....
$2.99 each

they sound good too....7 1/2 isp

currently listening Ella Fitzgerald Singing Gershwin Songbook Vol 1

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by icenine

Thanks for the link Dondilion! I had another jazz score when I stopped at Savers today after work....I actually left them and went home and then thought boy did I just leave 5 Verve factory reels of Ella at the thrift? I went back and got them.....
$2.99 each

they sound good too....7 1/2 isp

currently listening Ella Fitzgerald Singing Gershwin Songbook Vol 1

You have RTR too!

BTW that is a real bargain for the famous Gershwin Songbook.

You did the right thing.

[d-ray657]

Listening to Leo Kottke, "One Guitar, No Vocals" tonight. It is one of those nights where it's like I have never heard the album before. My wife has gone to work, so I'm playing it at a decent volume, and the AR Connoisseurs are very clear - particularly in the highs and mids. It's nice to discover a great album again.

Regards,

D-Ray