Whats on your turntable tonight?

Roland Alexander - Pleasure Bent: Hard bop saxophonist contemporary of Coltrane with a sweet middle register and a good head for changes.
Antibalas - Who Is This America: Fela-flavored Afro-funk via Brooklyn. Great horn driven booty shakin' music.
John Mayall - Turning Point: Post-Mick, Post-Peter, Post-Eric Mayall, but really good! Mostly acoustic Blues with tasty sax work by John Almond. Surprising.
Lee Morgan - Cornbread: Seminal hard bop masterpiece. Ceora is one of the most beautiful and memorable songs of the era. Blend of Morgan, Jackie McLean, and Hank Mobley is sublime.

SRV-Soul to Soul
Count Basie-Basie Jam & 88 Basie Street
Kenny Burrell-Intoducing Kenny Burrell
Allman Bros.-Live at Fillmore East

Casual Listening:
Kanye West- Late Registration
Jay Z- The Black Album
Motor- Klunk
Critical Listening:
My morning jacket- Okonokos
Lucinda Williams- West
John Renbourne-The Lady and Unicorn

Last night:

The Who - "Tommy - performed by the London Symphony Orchestra . . . and various guest soloists" This is a really well recorded double LP set.
Journey - First Album
Joe Walsh - "So What"

This morning:
John Prine - "John Prine"
Emmy Lou Harris - "Cimmaron"
Bob Dylan - "Highway 61 Revisted"

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Gil Scott Heron- Revolution Not Televised
Flora Purim- Stories To Tell
John Reischmann-