Whats on your turntable tonight?

Anyway, more about the music on the record.  It’s good but he doesn’t really show off his skills the way I’ve heard him.  It doesn’t rock.  It’s more interesting in a musicologist way I think.   I think he’s trying to evoke certain directions in thought and emotions and memories maybe.   It sounds like things you almost know.  I think he’s a really good player, I’ve said before how underrated his lead playing is.  From this I think maybe he’s more of an intellectual than he’s let on to in the past.   Or maybe he has in the past and I missed it.  I miss a lot.   

Thanks James

Melissa Etheridge "Brave & Crazy"

John Haley Sims, Harry Sweets Edison ‎– Just Friends (Pablo 1980)

Chill tenor sax and trumpet with bass, drums and piano. Good recording.

Doc Evans ‎– At The Gas Light (Audiophole 1967)

Wonderful play on Dixieland jazz. Very good recording.