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Alizadeh, Khaladj & Hamavayan
Sept22th , '10
true masters- Persian classical music
Shakti J McLaughlin ( 1977 )
adam curtis- The Way of All Flesh
David Lynch Interview from 1985 on Dune
master shajarian
Miles Davis - the cool jazz sound
1959
Dave Liebman - Wayne Shorter - Eddy Gomez - Jack De Johnette
India- live in japan 1987
Transmutations -- Bill Laswell , Derek Bailey , Jack de Johnette , Dj Disk 1997 Frankfurt, Germany
Sweet Pea
Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Myth Science Solar Arkestra—“Springtime Again”
Sleeping Beauty (El Saturn 1979).
Brad Mehldau - Paranoid Android
Mehldau says on his site: “I heard a lot of terrific singer-songwriters there for the first time – people like Rufus Wainright, Fiona Apple, Elliot Smith and Aimee Mann. I got re-introduced to how beautiful a good pop song can be through hearing them. Its depth is more about pairing something down, chiseling it into a strong, succinct statement – very different than jazz, which for me is often about going out on a limb and staying there.”
Brad Mehldau - Piano Larry Grenadier - Bass Matt Chamberlain - Drums Victor Indrizzo - Percussion Jon Brion - Guitar, Guitar Synth, Piano Percussion
Bach: Concerto For Two Violins In D, BWV1043 - II. Largo Ma Non Tanto 7:00
Christian Ferras - Michel Schwalbe - Herbert Von Karajan - Berliner Philharmoniker
Herbert Von Karajan The Legend
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Fatum by Otello Savoia from …in giostra (2005, Caligola) album
track #7
Otello Savoia, double bass
Dario Volpi, guitar
Fausto Beccalossi, accodion
Riccaro Biancoli, drums
Pedro Perini, percussion
Charles Mingus - A Foggy Day (1956)
via drum-taps