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jconstant
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Just downloaded a new CD that I like a lot so its in the car rotation.
Bruce Conte - Bullet Proof |
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BlueRunner
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 With so many ways to play music while driving, the term "CD" is quickly going to become like "record." My latest "CD" was my iPod shuffle, loaded for a business-trip drive to NorCal with nine hours of nothing but Robben Ford. Just got back from my trip, and really enjoyed having about 10 driving hours of nothing but Robben. Sure beat talk-radio.
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Deacon
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| Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 10:17 am Post subject: CD's in my car <m> |
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Scott Holt Band "Chipped Front Tooth"
Robben Ford "Mystic Mile"
Gov't Mule "Deepest End"
Gov't Mule "Dose"
Scott Henderson "Tore Down House"
Sean Costello "Moanin' For Molasses"
The Black Keys "Thickfreakness"
Larry Carlton "Last Nite"
Derek Trucks Band "Live At The Georgia Theater"
Jake Andrews "Time To Burn"
Garaj Mahal "Mondo Garaj"
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gtrwrks
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- Allen Hinds' "Heart of the Matter"
- Joshua Redman's "Elastic"
- The newly released 'lost' concert of Monk with 'Trane |
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fingerlakes
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Location: upstate,NY
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Keith Jarrett " Dark Intervals "
Chick Corea/Gary Burton " Crystal Silence "
John Mayall " Road Dogs "
Robben Ford " Supernatural "
Richard Strauss " Four September Songs" Kiri Te Kanawa ( soprano )
Prokofiev " Piano Concerto #3" Ashkenazy |
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Michael
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Location: Northern CA
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| Garth Webber's new "i" cd - wow! |
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PierreL
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| Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 6:53 am Post subject: |
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| gtrwrks wrote: | - Allen Hinds' "Heart of the Matter"
- Joshua Redman's "Elastic"
- The newly released 'lost' concert of Monk with 'Trane |
great choices 
Elastic is such a killer CD  |
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PierreL
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| Oz Noy "HA!" . Very nice guitar oriented music, in the Wayne Krantz vein. |
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AndyR
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| Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:04 am Post subject: What... |
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Not in my Carr yet... 
Heard some of this on the radio...pretty hip stuff!!!
If KC was good enough for Bro Ray, he's good enough for me!!!
Review:
http://www.jazzreview.com/cd/review-17031.html
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jconstant
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Roscoe Beck - Walk On  |
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BlueRunner
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Blues Images' 1920's Blues Classics, Vol. 3 (check out www.bluesimages.com). Sometimes it cleanses the soul to shake off all of that gear obsession and listen to stuff from a Sears-Roebuck guitar played into a sound-cone and scratched onto a wax platter. (And when Skip James sings "Devil Got My Woman," I can relate, tho' it has nothing to do with Mrs. BlueRunner, who's always an angel.)
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frank0936
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| Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 8:30 am Post subject: Old blues |
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I agree, Bluerunner. I've got a lot of the Time-Life Blues series. There's some great stuff there. BTW, great save there at the end of your post.
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fig
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| Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 9:27 am Post subject: |
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| I never heard of Garth Webber until this forum. So I bought his new "i" CD. Excellent! |
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JohnnyZ
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| fig wrote: | | I never heard of Garth Webber until this forum. So I bought his new "i" CD. Excellent! |
Same here, and my sentiments exactly!
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diatonicdude
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Location: Norfolk/UK
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Damm, that "i" is just sssssssooooooooooooooo good! I can't stop playing the damm CD, to the extent I am hearing the music, tone and all, in my head all the time ( I hope I haven't over done it :-))
Great album, and really nice guy. Go get it!!!
Cheer's,
DD
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