I can't offer a best of, won't offer a comprehensive look at any important musicians, this is just my favorite artists, bands, album sides, and short mixes served in digestible sizes. It's music you eat with your ears.
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The visuals are borrowed from the animated short The Oceanmaker by Lucas Martell, the music is what happens when non-musicians make "music".
I am in the middle of an experience where I work 12+ hour days and have one day off each week. In random moments I remember my intention to post something weekly to this blog, usually late at night, looking at stars, far from a computer, and then occasionally while at a computer, just like now. It is unfortunate that I can say little more than 'why didn't I hear this sooner?' or 'why doesn't everyone know this?' I suppose it reflects on my inability to be creative while working 60 hour weeks, but mostly it's because it's a mystery how albums like Nina's 'Little Girl Blue', Roberta's 'First Take', or 'Mingus at Antibes', could be so unloved when we swim in a sea of musical crap, mostly recycled from crap that went before. This blew my mind when I first heard it. The almost out of control funkified drumming of Rufus Jones, seemed both incongruous and perfectly placed. A toast to the great collaborations of Duke Elli...
For the third episode of The Supper Table I'm serving up a bit of PJ Harvey along with some other reminiscent flavors. Whatever. The food metaphor is goofy. I know it, you know it. Let's just all be thankful that it's just about the music. I injured myself, essentially because I'm old, so I didn't put as much thought into the selection process as I'd hoped, I just went with what "spoke" to me. I like it, it feels surprising. The Supper Table Episode 3 First Course PJ Harvey Water Noname Forever Mick Jenkins Jazz Tommy Guerrero tatanka Digable Planets escapism (gettin’ free) KMD Fuck Wit’ Ya Head The Clash Sean Flynn PJ Harvey Catherine Gil Scott Heron and Jamie xx Home Moodymann Entrance to the Garden Charles Mingus Solo Dancer Cymande Pon De Dungle Second Course Emmylou Harris Wayfaring Stranger PJ Harvey 50ft Queenie Fertile Ground Yellow Daisies (Nico...
Continuing in the vein of Duke albums that proved his relevance, beauty, and power to me after I had long considered him an irrelevant quaint musical relic, I present Duke and Trane. There's something about the Duke in these small band settings that makes his power immediately apparent, in ways that are somewhat masked in the big band setting. Bon provecho. Duke Ellington & John Coltrane side 2 My Little Brown Book Angelica The Feeling of Jazz
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