Whats playing on your system today?

Re Dalton Santos, "Glad we found that one." Too generous...it was you posted the Santos You Tube vid, nutty. Great stuff.

Tracking down more Bunny Brunel and came across some albums by CAB (Chambers, maAlpine, & Brunel). On CAB4, supposedly the best of them, there’s also Brian Auger (if you remember that name) and some great piano work by Partrice Rushen. To further confuse thinks, CAB4 is actually the 3rd by this fusion "super group". Here are two great tracks (Tracks 6 & 7) BB’s Rumba (or should that be Rhumba?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7-khoaPTcE&ab_channel=CAB-Topic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2t8AKj9mJ0&ab_channel=CAB-Topic

I found Trial X "Through the World" on Tidal and saved it. Thought they were more talent from Brazil but it looks like Argentina. Listened a little. Will have to give it another go. First impression: not as inspired or polished as the Santos but it’s early on.

AIX Records, Blu-Ray Audio : McEuen

Guthrie Govan, Erotic Cakes.
"Waves"
https://youtu.be/SUt4DaPis8I

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Yesterday's play list:
Wynton Marsalis "Black Codes (From the Underground)" 1985 Columbia RBCD--This is probably Marsalis' best recording of mostly songs he composed.
Jane's Addiction "Nothing's Shocking" 1988 Warner Bros. RBCD--I played this recording right after the one above and my wife came and asked me, "Who is this?"...and not in a way that said she was loving it. I generally listen to jazz and rock interspersed together; I think it clearly reveals that in many rock records earlier jazz records paved the way. This CD goes back on the shelf for another year.    
Thelonius Monk "Monk's Dream" 1963/2002 Columbia/Legacy RBCD--Monk was a musical genius; not appreciated early, but covered like crazy by many jazz artists.

I wish everyone has a peaceful and happy Easter.

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