Recent Down Loads And Additions From E - Music

[mjzee]

The Circuit City booster packs worked! The signs said $14.95, but they scanned as $4.95 at the register. Thanks for the tip!

Anyone know if you can apply more than one card to any one account?

Yes, as many as you want. Check out the emu message board for more info.

It's a beautiful thing! Thanks muchly.

[Dave James]

I would highly recommend Jimmy Ponder's release, "Somebody's Child". Some really nice stuff on this one.

Up over and out.

[stuartjewkes]

Just spent my monthly allocation on a bunch of metal:

Entombed - Clandestine

Iron Monkey - Our Problem

Neurosis - Through Silver Blood

Khanate - Khanate

Isis - Mosquito Control

Om - Variations on a Theme

Om - Conference of the Birds

Also if you go to www.emusic.com/lovefilm you can get a trial with 35 free tracks and an audiobook! Go get my friends. I got the following with that:

Henry Cow - Unrest

Anthony Braxton - Trio & Duet

Miles Davis - 1963 Montery

The Monks - Monk Time

Terry Riley - In C (because you can never have to many recordings of this)

And I got an audiobook called Jazz:something or other. It's ok so far but a bit irritatingly American in delivery, my problem more than the mp3s I'm sure. He also pronounces things in an incredibly strange way. Is Louis Armstrong really Lew-iss rather than Loo-ee as I have thought for years?

[jazzbo]

Louis Armstrong was referred to by friends and family and referred to himself as "Lewis" rather than "Louiee" as far as I can tell from years of reading and listening, so that pronunciation is in fact "correct."

[stuartjewkes]

I stand corrected

[WorldB3]

Also if you go to www.emusic.com/lovefilm you can get a trial with 35 free tracks and an audiobook! Go get my friends. I got the following with that:

Thanks! Just got them. That Miles at Monterey 63 is excellent!

Edited May 24, 2008 by WorldB3

[stuartjewkes]

Also if you go to www.emusic.com/lovefilm you can get a trial with 35 free tracks and an audiobook! Go get my friends. I got the following with that:

Thanks! Just got them. That Miles at Monterey 63 is excellent!

Isn't it just! I've listened through 3 or 4 times now and there's a lot of stuff going on.

I think I'm going to try and get another free trial tonight using a different card

[BFrank]

For those who enjoy electric RTF, they just added a 2 album anthology on the Concord label. Which is interesting since none of that music was originally released on Concord (AFAIK).

Also, because of a licensing agreement, you have to DL each album in its entirety - can't pick and choose tunes.

[mjzee]

For those who enjoy electric RTF, they just added a 2 album anthology on the Concord label. Which is interesting since none of that music was originally released on Concord (AFAIK).

I think Chick Corea is a part-owner of Concord; he owns the Stretch label (distributed by Concord).

[captainwrong]

I finally axed my other account, then loaded up on the $5 Circuit City cards (which I'm still not through.) My May was insane:

Famous L. Renfroe Children

Various Disco Italia EP

Build An Ark Peace With Every Step

Black Devil Disco Club In Dub

Maceo Parker Roots & Grooves

Red Light Driver Drinks for the Delayed

Karl Berger & Dave Holland All Kinds of Time

Gil Scot-Heron From South Africa To South Carolina

Gil Scot-Heron Spirits

The Chi-Lites The Ultimate

Charles Earland In Concert

Sonny Stitt and Don Patterson Legends of Acid Jazz, Vol 2

Sonny Stitt Low Flame

Jo Jones Smiles

Cerrone By Bob Sinclair

Shirley Scott Soul Sister

Eric Kloss First Class!

Eric Kloss About Time

Coleman Hawkins The Hawk Flies High

Pat Martino El Hombre

Jon Appelton Human Music

Archie Shepp/Horace Parlan Reunion

Larry Willis A Tribute To Someone

Cedar Walton Spectrum

Sonny Red Red, Blue and Green

Illinois Jacquet The Man I Love

Jay Z Reasonable Doubt

John McLaughlin My Goal's Beyond

Ed Thigpen Element of Swing

Little Richard The Georgia Peach

Various Fallin' Off The Reel II

Ike Turner A Black Man's Soul

Ike & Tina Turner His Woman, Her Man

Lee Dorsey People Sure Act Funny

The Bar-Kays Black Rock/Gotta Groove

Guilty Simpson Ode to the Getto

Roots Radics/Kind Tubby More Dangerous Dub

Barrington Levy Here I Come

Frankie Paul Pass The Tu-Sheng-Peng / Tidal Wave

Luther Thomas / Rune Larsen Busking In Christiania

Luther Thomas Banana

Phil Ranelin The Time Is Now!

Orlando Julius Super Afro Soul

Archie Shepp & Ritual Trio Conversations

Baby Elephant Turn My Teeth Up!

Jay Dee Jay Deelicious

Various Soul Brothers

Various A Trip? Just A Little....Beat

Linval Thompson Ride on Dreadlocks: 1975-1977

Taper Zukie In Dub

Horace Andy Good Vibes

Various In Kraut Vol 3

Charles Earland Living Black!

Various Kid Creole - The August Darnell Sessions

Billy Higgins Mr. Billy Higgins

Libra Shock

Booker Ervin Gumbo!

Don Patterson / Booker Ervin / Houston Person Legends of Acid Jazz

Santogold Santogold

Shirley Scott Legends of Acid Jazz

Return To Forever The Anthology

[mjzee]

Yeah, I think I'm finally done. I feel like such a glutton...

Red Garland:

When There Are Grey Skies, The Nearness of You, Blues In The Night, Revisited, At The Prelude, Plus Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Soul Burnin', Red in Blues-Ville, All Kinds of Weather, Manteca, Crossings, Red Alone

Zoot Sims:

Suddenly It's Spring, The Swinger, Basie and Zoot, Hawthorne Nights, w/Joe Pass, Live at Falcon Lair, Quartets, Somebody Loves Me, Either Way, Jazz In Paris

Mississippi John Hurt - 1928 Sessions (Yazoo)

Charlie Hunter Trio - Mistico

Tommy Flanagan and Hank Jones - Our Delights

Joe Pass & Jimmy Rowles - Checkmate

Bob Dylan - I Will Not Go Down Under The Ground - Let Me Die In My Footsteps (track) on Broadside Ballads, vol 1

Modern Jazz Quartet - 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival

Drake/Gahnold/Parker - The Last Dances

Dave McKenna - No Bass Hit

John McLaughlin - My Goals Beyond

Bill Evans - Moonbeams

Taylor Swift

Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All Stars - Sunday Jazz at the Lighthouse, vol. 2

Cecil Payne - Chick Boom, Cerupa

Jerome Richardson- Midnight Oil

Al Cohn:

Night Flight To Dakar, No Problem, America, Play It Now, Broadway

Al Cohn and Barry Harris - The Complete, vol. 1

Milt Jackson:

It Don't Mean A Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot To It, Jackson Johnson Brown, The Big 3, Bag's Bag, Centerpiece, Mostly Duke, Big Mouth, The Milt Jackson Big 4 1975, Soul Believer, The Harem, & Count Basie 1, & Count Basie 2, The Ellington Album, Quadrant, Two Of The Few, Feelings, Night Mist

John Coltrane:

Lush Life, Dakar, The Last Trane, Wheelin' & Dealin', Cattin' with Coltrane & Quinichette

Elliot Lawrence Band Plays Gerry Mulligan Arrangements

Earl Hines - Live Aalborg Denmark 1965

Gerry Mulligan - Walk On The Water

Coleman Hawkins - Jamestown, NY 1958

Davitt Sigerson - It's A Big Country (song)

Yazoo compilations - Alabama Blues, Jackson Blues, Georgia Blues

Mal Waldron - The Quest

Bennie Green - Glidin' Along

Lee Konitz - Satori

Bud Powell - Bouncing With Bud

Arnett Cobb - The Wild Man From Texas

Houston Person and Etta Jones - Don't Misunderstand

Brunswick Finger Lickin' Soul Vol. 2

Moondog - H'art Songs, In Europe

Benny Carter - Jazz Giant

Art Farmer, Donald Byrd - Three Trumpets

Stacey Kent - In Love Again, The Boy Next Door

The Kinks - Muswell Hillbillies

Thelonious Monk:

Monk's Music, Misterioso, Alone in San Francisco, Monk In France, In Italy, At The Blackhawk, Live at 1964 Monterey Jazz Festival

Ornette Coleman - Town Hall 1962

Ray Bryant - Hot Turkey

Sun Ra - Angels and Demons At Play Nubians of Plutonia

Hank Jones/The Great Jazz Trio - 'S Wonderful, KJLH - Objects Appear Closer

Wynton Kelly - Kelly Great

Martin Taylor - Sketches

Herb Ellis/Joe Pass - Seven Come Eleven, Two For The Road

Ben Webster - At Ronnie Scott 1964

Kenny Burrell - Blue Muse

The Bad Plus - Motel

Sonny Clark - Oakland, 1955

Bob Brookmeyer - Out of This World

David Fathead Newman - Diamondhead, Blue Head

Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All Stars - In The Solo Spotlight

Pat Martino - El Hombre

Pepper Adams - The Adams Effect

Charlie Parker - Boston, 1952, Montreal, 1953

Rosemary Clooney - Sings Ballads

Art Pepper - Smack Up

Lee Morgan - Expoobident

Tommy Flanagan - Nights at the Vanguard

Red Mitchell & Warne Marsh - Big Two Vol. 1, Big Two Vol. 2

Ben Webster:

Wayfaring Webster, Confluence, Ben and Buck, w/Dexter Gordon - Baden 1972, Ben & Teddy

The Jones Boys

Albert Ayler - Holy Ghost (discs 1 - 7 + disc 11)

Joe Pass - Virtuoso #4, Virtuoso #3

John Fahey - The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death

Sonny Rollins - G-Man

Cannonball Adderley - Radio Nights, Quintet Plus

Charlie Rouse - Social Call

Barry Harris:

Chasin' The Bird, Newer Than New, Listen To..., Luminescence, The Bird of Red and Gold

[A Lark Ascending]

Just noticed the two original Brotherhood of Breath albums and Chris McGregor's 'Very Urgent' there. From the Fledg'ling label which specialises in English folk but seems to be spreading its wings (ho! ho!).

[BFrank]

They just added the remastered Dead Can Dance catalog. I'm not a huge fan, but much of their stuff can be pretty interesting.

[Shrdlu]

I spotted Archie Shepp with Horace Parlan in one list there. A ridiculous pairing? Not in the least. I saw them together on TV, recorded in Montréal I think. It was a fantastic performance. Back in the 60s, some of those "avant garde" guys seemed a little intimidating, but many years have passed since then ............

[WorldB3]

Went a little crazy with the 35 free and 65 starter pack for 4.99 I picked up at Circuit City. I still have 28 left. Feel free to recommend me something.

Jazz/Blues:

Marc Copland - Another Place (w/ John Abercrombie)

Gabor Szabo - Bacchannal

Gabor Szabo -1969 (ok, but Bacchannal is amazing!)

Dave Douglas - Moonshine

Dizzy Reece - Asia Minor

Roland Kirk With Jack McDuff - Kirk's Work (RVG Remaster)

Frank Kimbrough - AIR

Otis Spann - Otis Spann Is The Blues

Other:

Blonde Redhead - 23

Old 97's - Wreck Your Life

Susan Tedeschi - Austin City Limits: Live From Austin, TX

Gillian Welch - Music From The Revelator Collection

Keith Hudson - Nuh Skin Up

I-Roy - Don't Check Me With No Lightweight Stuff (1972-1975)

DJ Cheb I Sabbah - Krishna Lila

Edited June 4, 2008 by WorldB3

[captainwrong]

I spotted Archie Shepp with Horace Parlan in one list there. A ridiculous pairing? Not in the least. I saw them together on TV, recorded in Montréal I think. It was a fantastic performance. Back in the 60s, some of those "avant garde" guys seemed a little intimidating, but many years have passed since then ............

The music is great, but the fidelity of this album is lacking. Really great headphone, get lost in the vibe, music, then some distortion pulls you right back out.

[Soulstation1]

the lions - jungle struttin'

jimmy mcgriff - red beans

jimmy mcgriff - doin' time

jimmy mcgriff - let's stay together

jimmy mcgriff - pisces (stump juice)

dap tone - 7" singles vol #2

the new mastersounds - live at la cova

eugene blacknell - we can't take life for granted

lockjaw davis - when your lover has gone

diplomats of solid sound - s/t

big john patton - soul connection

alvin queen - jammin' uptown

wes montgomery - the incredible jazz guitar

mccoy tyner - fly with the wind

nat adderley - the work song

prestige sampler

sonny criss - jazz in paris

booniay - comp of west african funk

discos fuentes salsa all stars - la bibilia de la salsa vol # 1

Edited June 11, 2008 by Soulstation1

[randyhersom]

Yes, that John Patton - Soul Connection just appeared, and I'll get it this afternoon. I had just been reading a good thread about that album.

[RDK]

Yep, already grabbed the Patton this morning.

[Van Basten II]

I spotted Archie Shepp with Horace Parlan in one list there. A ridiculous pairing? Not in the least. I saw them together on TV, recorded in Montréal I think. It was a fantastic performance. Back in the 60s, some of those "avant garde" guys seemed a little intimidating, but many years have passed since then ............

The music is great, but the fidelity of this album is lacking. Really great headphone, get lost in the vibe, music, then some distortion pulls you right back out.

I actually attended this gig, maybe i appear in the crowd shots who knows, they mostly played blues, a very fine evening although to see come on stage you had to be worry if they were going to make it through.

Edited June 10, 2008 by Van Basten II

[Soulstation1]

http://www.emusic.com/search.html?mode=x&a...p;x=28&y=14

emusic has the keepnews cds

[WorldB3]

for those interested there is a 5 FREE track RVG sampler

http://www.emusic.com/album/Various-Artist...d/11226316.html

recent downloads.

[Soulstation1]

wes montgomery - the incredible jazz guitar

mccoy tyner - fly with the wind

nat adderley - the work song

prestige sampler

sonny criss - jazz in paris

booniay - comp of west african funk

discos fuentes salsa all stars - la bibilia de la salsa vol # 1

Edited June 11, 2008 by Soulstation1

[ejp626]

Yes, that John Patton - Soul Connection just appeared, and I'll get it this afternoon. I had just been reading a good thread about that album.

Kind of wish I had noticed that, but I got the CD in near mint condition for a good price, and it is a nice one.

To make up for that, I held off from getting Ghost Rock by Nomo when I was in Dusty Groove, and it showed up right away on eMusic (yea!), so I downloaded that as well as two others that were available (Better Than That and New Tones).

I also grabbed

Barney Kessel - Some Like It Hot

Eric Kloss - About Time

Eric Kloss - First Class

Ojos de Brujo - Bari

Astor Piazzolla - Pulsacion

And then it was all over, like a kid spending his allowance all in one day.

There are a few others that are really calling to me, so I may try this Circuit City booster card deal. I think I'll be near one Tuesday evening.

[ejp626]

I may have raised this before, but is there any way to contact eMusic about CDs that they probably ought to have (based on their having most of the other new releases from a label for instance) but don't? They seem particularly spotty on Delmark, though have been adding some new ones recently. I'm more interested in High Note, where they seem to have most of the releases except for one or two I'd really like (David Newman's Life esp.). Obviously the label may just have decided not to release that album to eMusic, but it could also just be an oversight that could easily be corrected with the next set of releases to eMusic (if someone let them know, that is -- so I suppose the other direction would be to contact High Note, but that seems an even longer shot to me).

Anyway, the contact them page is so specific and mostly about technical problems or canceling one's account. They claim not to monitor their Message Boards, so I don't think that is a feasible option either. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks.

Eric

Actually I changed my mind. I think it is probably easier to just contact the label and ask them to release Life to eMusic when they have any other new releases. But I am still wondering if there is a way to ask eMusic about such issues.

By the way, in addition to the RVG sampler that is still there, eMusic is offering 25 free songs from artists appearing at Pitchfork (at least a few people will be interested in some of the bands -- and for free you can dl the whole thing and delete any you don't like): Pitchfork. Apparently the offer is only for US and perhaps Canadian members, which has gotten a bunch of people worked up.

Edited June 20, 2008 by ejp626