What have you been listening to?

[nshumate]

Shatner again.  Lord, that CD is brilliant.

[Allhallowsday]

DOWN TO THE BONE From Manhattan to Staten 

[Allhallowsday]

Shatner again.  Lord, that CD is brilliant.

Yeh, I love that album; listened to it all thru Christmas, and still pop it in, but always moving on...upcoming, all sealed: THE MODERN JAZZ QUARTET FONTESSA (I think I bought this 5 years ago) Golden Throats, ELTON JOHN Honky Chateau, JUNE CHRISTY, NINA SIMONE, HOWLIN' WOLF... I'm crazy, but 'long as I got 'lectricity, I got music !!! 

[Torgo]

[Allhallowsday]

CHRIS ISAAK Heart Shaped World

[HappyGilmore]

The Legend of Cash by Johnny Cash


As Cruel As School Children by Gym Class Heroes

[Rev. Powell]

The Bad Plus - Motel

Jazz piano trio.  They got some notoriety for themselves by doing interesting covers of rock/pop tunes, like this one of Smells Like Teen Spirit.

[316zombie]

old,weird radio shows! i am crazed over weird circle,dark fantasy,and the witches tales,in particular...just got the entire suspense series,will start on that soon...and lights out! freaking scary!!!

[Allhallowsday]

Paramount Picutes 90th Anniversary Memorable Scores

[threnody]

CHRIS ISAAK Heart Shaped World

I love that album.

P.S. I'm going to track down that Cary Grant song, and I agree with you on Moon River. It's all the more perfect because Audrey's actually singing, even though she's not much of a singer. It's more down to earth.

I've been listening to Jack the Ripper by Morrissey. It's brilliant. I love the opening bit:

"Oh, you look so tired
Mouth slack and wide
Ill-housed and ill-advised
Your face is as mean
As your life has been"

[Allhallowsday]

CHRIS ISAAK Heart Shaped World

I love that album.

Yeh, it is good. 

P.S. I'm going to track down that Cary Grant song, and I agree with you on Moon River. It's all the more perfect because Audrey's actually singing, even though she's not much of a singer. It's more down to earth.

Good luck trying to find it; I have it on an LP Christmas collection, sold at the old A&Ps in the early 70s (of course, it almost certainly appeared on some other album originally...)  Let me know if you have any luck. 

Listening to CAROLE KING Really Rosie (haven't seen the animation in at least 30 years, but I like the music still and remember loving it.) 

Later, listening to BOB SEGER Greatest Hits 


and still later, the greatest rock record of all, THE STOOGES Fun House 

[HappyGilmore]

Sheik Yerbouti by Frank Zappa


The O Brother Soundtrack

[Rev. Powell]

The Bad Plus - Prog

Sample: Tom Sawyer

[threnody]

[Allhallowsday]

VERA LYNN We'll Meet Again