Re: O que andam a ouvir?????

Convidad em 15/5/2010, 13:50

STING • Ten Summoner’s Tales (1993)
Sting • voz • guitarra • baixo • teclados
Dominic Miller • guitarras
Vinnie Colaiuta • bateria
David Sancious • teclados
Larry Adler • harmónica cromática
Brendan Power • harmónica cromática
John Barclay • trompete
Guy Barker • trompete
Sian Bell • violoncelo
James Boyd • viola
Richard Edwards • trombone
Simon Fischer • violino
David Foxxe • narração
Paul Franklin • guitarra de pedal
Kathryn Greeley. • violino
Dave Heath • flauta
Kathryn Tickell • gaita de foles de Northumberland • rabeca
Mark Nightingale • trombone
David Sanborn • saxofone
Produção • Sting • Hugh Padgham
A&M 540 075-2

Convidad em 15/5/2010, 17:02

Este, mas em analógico,

Joseph HAYDN • A Criação (1796-98)
Gundula Janowitz • soprano lírico
Christa Ludwig • mezzosoprano
Fritz Wunderlich • tenor
Werner Krenn • tenor
Walter Berry • baixo-barítono
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau • barítono
Wiener Singverein
Berliner Philharmoniker
Herbert von Karajan
DG 2707 044
Gravação de 1966

onga-ku em 15/5/2010, 18:03

Convidad em 15/5/2010, 18:11

onga-ku escreveu:

Muito bom esse do Getz.

E agora um álbum que fica sempre bem.

Keith Jarrett - Köln Concert (Original EMC Records, 1975)

Convidad em 15/5/2010, 21:14

António José da Silva escreveu:
onga-ku escreveu:

Muito bom esse do Getz.

E agora um álbum que fica sempre bem.

Keith Jarrett - Köln Concert (Original EMC Records, 1975)

Sim Senhor estão ambos de parabêms

Antas em 15/5/2010, 22:39

nbunuel escreveu:a última obra prima...
The National -
High Violet

Concerto ao vivo e em directo, online, daqui a pouco aqui:

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Convidad em 15/5/2010, 22:45

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onga-ku em 16/5/2010, 07:32

Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904): Sinfonía nº 8
Bruno Walter, Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Sony

Antas em 16/5/2010, 15:52

Muddy Waters

‹‹Folk SInger››

Classic Records (Vinil 180g)

Convidad em 16/5/2010, 15:53

Antas escreveu:Muddy Waters

‹‹Folk SInger››

Classic Records (Vinil 180g)

Convidad em 16/5/2010, 16:19

Lonnie Johnson Blues By Lonnie Johnson

Gravado: 1960 Edição: 1991
Label: Prestige/Bluesville

1. Don't Ever Love -3:33
2. No Love For Sale - 3:02
3. There's No Love - 2:25
4. I Don't Hurt Anymore - 3:53
5. She-Devil - 2:53
6. One-Sided Love Affair - 3:12
7. Big Leg Woman - 3:11
8. There Must Be A Way - 3:23
9. She's Drunk Again - 3:21
10. Blues 'Round My Door - 3:33
11. You Don't Move Me - 2:12
12. You Will Need Me - 3:27

Banda:
Lonnie Johnson - Guitar, Vocals Hal Singer - Tenor Saxophone
Claude Hopkins - Piano Wendell Marshall - Bass
Bobby Donaldson - Drums

Lonnie Johnson's influence on modern jazz and blues guitar is staggering. His intricate, fluid playing inspired a long line of musicians from Charlie Christian to Lowell Fulson. But the kind of success his scions enjoyed often eluded Johnson. These recordings took place after a determined disc jockey finally located Johnson holding down a job as a janitor in a Ben Franklin store. And while they don't display the improvisational brilliance of his youth, Johnson's playing is still sharp and almost always captivating. The songs that best capture his smooth fretwork are "She Devil," "She's Drunk Again," and "Blues Around My Door." Johnson sticks mainly to simple blues structures, and there is one riff he revisits a little too often. But his dignified field holler still carries the power of 10 hurricanes, and strong sax work by Hal Singer keeps spirits high. --Ken Hohman

Racional em 16/5/2010, 17:04