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Great jazz and Rock unknown GEMS Share yours

Hello
I'm going to share my favs for jazz and rock that are out of the spotlight, so to speak.

rock= William Topley,any album (Black river, is a good place to start)

Jazz= Kazumi Watanabe, Mobo albums, 1 and 2

Got some great hidden treasures? share them so we can enjoy! This make the wonderful HIFI setups we have built so worth it. Many blessings to you and yours!
mcgarick
kira
83 posts
 
Five Days in July - Blue Rodeo (actually any disc by BR - "the best band hardly anybody outside of Canada has ever heard").
slothman
311 posts
 
Blodwyn Pig - reminded me of early Steve Miller.

I'll throw a few out:

Rock

'Espace Ornano' - Timbuk 3
'Walking in London' - Concrete Blonde
'Midnight Radio' - Big Head Todd and the Monsters

Jazz

'Far Wes' - Wes Montgomery
'Summerwind' - Ray Brown With Monty Alexander
'Standards in Gray' - Kellye Gray
elf73
104 posts
 
....more blues.. and they're new.. only two guys..mastered on pro-tools and a Macbook, sounds really liquid though..a drummer and a guitarist from Akron Ohio...

The Black Keys:

"Magic Potion"
"Chulahoma: The Songs of Junior Hillsborough"
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tomcy6
2,587 posts
 
Rock: Either of Ray Davies recent solo albums. Working Man's Cafe is the more Kinkslike of the two.

Barrence Whitfield and the Savages.

Jazz: Lynne Arriale Trio - lyrical piano trio
mes
393 posts
 
Hayes Carll- Trouble in Mind, his most recent. Think Uncle Tupelo/Steve Earl-ish. Maybe. Kinda.

Manu Kache-Neighborhood. Gabriels sometime drummer jazz offering with Tomascz Stanko and Jan Garbarek.

Don't know if either is necessarily unknown, but certainly shouldn't be.
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