Some seriously funky music coming up, followed by jazz legends. (more…)

More great LPs on this list, from Pierre Dorge through Bob Dylan. (more…)

I have been trying to clean up some of the WordPress files associated with blog, and lo and behold, what do I find, but this post, which I never published.  I started it, and worked on it, and was shooting for the stars with a big ol’ post about one of my very favorite bassists – I was blessed to study with him for 3.5 years.  Well, instead of finishing that, I ended up having to deal with other things.  So, here’s that post, trimmed to focus on the records only.  As usual, I have tons of CDs, but this is a LP-based project… (more…)

And more great music, starting with Eric Dolphy, anding with The Doors. (more…)

Another hodge podge of recordings – John Denver through Willie Dixon.

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Ok, after the Miles Davis extravaganza, I’m, well, actually I sort of want to go back and do that again.  What amazing music!  But next up are some fantastic records, and it’s exciting because it shows why I started this project in the first place!  I heard each of these at least one time, but pretty much just checked it out, said “Yep, that’s cool,” and then put it away.  So revisiting records like these really makes me happy.  That’s so corny. (more…)

Ok, so this presents a bit of a connundrum, just like the John Coltrane post a few months ago.  I have a CD compilation of Miles Davis recordings on Prestige (that rocks), and it’s packaged like an LP.  So, I listened to it.

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The next batch of LPs in my alphabetical listening project is a pretty broad ranging one:  (more…)

Hello everyone and happy listening!  Next up in the alphabetical universe are Stanley Cowell and Cream. (more…)

Another thing I love about this listening project is thinking of people who don’t belong together, er, together.  So this stack of LPs is Larry Coryell and Elvis Costello. (more…)