There's a track at the end by some guy called Chris Stapleton called Outlaw State of Mind which I must have played 20 times today. Utter class, and a stylish track to close what for me was the best film of 2016.
New National album out today. I'm still hooked on the brilliant new Mogwai album "Every Country's Sun" and Daughter released a soundtrack to the video game Before the Storm last week that is also really, really, really good in stretches.
This is his reverential rendition of that titan, God Only Knows: Reminded me... The original by Chico Buarque is beautiful, this rendition is unbelievable, best left hand in the business...
This is his reverential rendition of that titan, God Only Knows: Reminded me... The original by Chico Buarque is beautiful, this rendition is unbelievable, best left hand in the business...
Good old Brad. If I had a right hand like his left, I'd be an incredible pianist in my own right!
I was lucky enough to see him and Josh Redman at the London Jazz Festival November last year, when they played at the Barbican. Possibly the greatest live music I have ever seen.
If you're into finding out a little bit of his insight from the mid-90s when still finding his feet, then check out his hour on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz! (I recommend the entire series actually - Hiromi's is wonderful and Bill Evans' is so informative) https://open.spotify.com/album/4fzBkxUpWJXmbFWNxRWYtl
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Every track sparkles.
There's a track at the end by some guy called Chris Stapleton called Outlaw State of Mind which I must have played 20 times today. Utter class, and a stylish track to close what for me was the best film of 2016.
Very funky. My favourite band.
Thijs Van Leer on keyboards, Bert Ruiter on bass, David Kemper on drums and Philip Catherine on lead guitar.
Level 42 - World Machine
Not really my sort of music, I tend more towards heavy or experimental. But this is just great.
Holy f***ing post-punk
Just announced a London show in November, must be 25+ years since I last saw them.
Seeing them at Bestival this weekend, so going through most of their discography.
great music video
This is his reverential rendition of that titan, God Only Knows:
Opeth - blackwater park
I prefer Bowie's frenetic take to Jonathan Richman's original.
I was lucky enough to see him and Josh Redman at the London Jazz Festival November last year, when they played at the Barbican. Possibly the greatest live music I have ever seen.
If you're into finding out a little bit of his insight from the mid-90s when still finding his feet, then check out his hour on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz! (I recommend the entire series actually - Hiromi's is wonderful and Bill Evans' is so informative) https://open.spotify.com/album/4fzBkxUpWJXmbFWNxRWYtl