What are you listening to?

[wanderingrichard]

Still listening to a lot of EtherealRadio.com . It's become my predominant streaming service.

Yesterday this stood out to me:

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

The great Mark Sandman

 

[SculpinSwinger]

The great Mark Sandman

I have always been a fan

 

[SculpinSwinger]

Still listening to a lot of EtherealRadio.com . It's become my predominant streaming service.

Yesterday this stood out to me:

Morcheeba still gets played in my rotation

 

[SculpinSwinger]

From my youth, not in regular rotation, but still a good listen - might have to dig out some vinyl

 

[SculpinSwinger]

An excellent Jimi Hendrix song done well

Still gets played around here

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

More Mark Sandman

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

Yup

 

[Mossback]

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

 

[Matt B]

Erik Satie helps me calm a busy mind.

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

Erik Satie helps me calm a busy mind.

For me it’s Milhaud or ambient jazz soundscapes … like this old one i bought a very long time ago

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

I have a first press from 1972
My favorite Ponty lp post part of Zappa entourage and pre schmaltz syrup

 

[klq@stl]

The War and Treaty will be appearing at the Tractor Tavern in Seattle March 31, 2023.

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

 

[klq@stl]

Ana Popovic, "Blues for M"

 

[Tim Cottage]

I've been listening to some old Wayne Shorter since hearing of his passing a couple days ago. I first came to appreciate him from his playing with Miles Davis, and especially with Weather Report, but I think my favorite Wayne Shorter album was "Native Dancer." It introduced me to Milton Nascimento and that led me into the wonderful world of Brazilian jazz, Samba, Bossa Nova, and much, much more.

Another side to the great Wayne Shorter. A very multifaceted musician.

"He wanted us to use a different part of our brains"

 

[Stoneflywelding]

Sorry. Just getting ready for bass season.