Music
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Digging the first live album from Jeff Parker. LP hasn’t left my turntable.
https://eremiterecords.bandcamp.com/album/mondays-at-the-enfield-tennis-academy
**(does anyone know how to embed the ‘player’ from Bandcamp? Haven’t been able to get the link to work)
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This dude is great. Reminds me of Allen Toussaint
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https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLToXWne2Bk-dTzxeRTeuta-p6TFmsBgSQ
album of the year so far for me
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Seeing these guys
https://www.kickthecatmusic.com/aboutOpen for Garaj Mahal, a wild fusion group I just love.
The drummer for the opener is the same fella you asked about in a previous thread @Jett129
I look forward to seeing both
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Oh no, I didn't know. Rumours is by far their best IMO, impeccable wire to wire and one of the greatest albums of the era. It's a shame the interpersonal dynamics soured, but I supposed that was a big part of the tension that made that such a great product.
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Maynard makes decent wine, probably REALLY good wine for AZ. A tad boozy, but each of the varieties of Merkin Chupacabras we tried (white, rose, red) were good. Pretty sweet little tasting room / osteria there in Cottonwood, AZ.
These guys opened for Garaj Mahal last Saturday. Definitely music nerd prog fusion jazz and as such not for everyone. But if you like things like Allan Holdsworth, Oz Noy, Wayne Krantz, John Scofield, etc, you might dig these guys. Again, Kris Myers on the skins, whom @Jett129 noted above in that Billy Strings post–he was fantastic live.
They played such a long set that I had to go before Garaj Mahal came on (to relieve the sitter at midnight). Huge bummer, but very excited to have caught such great new-to-me music.
I've been listening a bit to Pond from Perth, Australia. Really love them. I don't know what's in the water down there, but Australia's putting out some amazing music, especially per capita
And it turns out they're playing nearby on Friday. So, probably going to make the trip to Englewood to see them.
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Oz Noy doesn't fuck around. I didn't know he played with Pretty Purdie.
As far as elite drummers go, he's also played with Keith Carlock (who took lessons from my teacher way back in the day and surpassed him as a pre-teen), Virgil Donati, Dave Weckl, and my favorite Vinnie Colaiuta.
