Jansky Noise - Past Present & Future Star Music

Oh, you have to love Paddy McAloon I do indeed, I have been trawling the Megahurtz for so long now.  Wonderful that this got remastered, and a chance to be heard, listen to and found again. If you go back on these very pages, go way back you will find - I Trawl the Megahertz (FULL ALBUM) — Paddy McAloon It´s quite an extraordinary work. I can never get enough of it.

Sometimes the future is hard to imagine, 20 years ago, this would have been impossible. Time has a wonderful way of moving the goal posts, and youth culture, keeps moving the building blocks, it´s not as far as this can go by any means, but it has got my attention.

Im really enjoying this piece right now at home The melody, and sustained didgeridoo playing slides around with an almost Tuvan throat singing, Mongolian throat harmony making the piece glide revitalising that circular breathing. More info about Adrian Freedman and this particular remix at : luamaria.bandcamp.com/track/aguilita The Lua Maria & Adrian Freedman "Aguilita" remix EP is a collection a 3 variations of the beautiful original version recreated to be enjoyed in a ways that can be enjoyed through dance. The remixers, Tikki Masala, Binder, and Aman each contribute their unique take on this incredibly beautiful and healing song by Lua Maria & Adrian Freedman Adrians Website : www.adrianfreedman.com 

I had to share this one. Love the way they gate and chop this baby.

A stack of great Jazz comes my way, with an extra bonus   Fortune, it's a funny thing. Yesterday July 22nd 2019, I made a moment to fly in on King Bee Records 519 Wilbraham Rd, Chorlton. Nothing special about this, I have been passing by this record store for the past 30 years.  This time was no different, except I managed to pick up a stack of Jazz LPs,  the likes of The Oscar Peterson Trio, Ella & Louis, Coleman Hawkins, Duke Ellington, Errol Garner, Joe Newman and his band, Billie Holiday, Fats Waller, Jimme Lunceford, Pee Wee Erwin, Art Tatum, yes, I know, that's a lot of names, I walked out of the record store with more than 20 vinyl LPs.   At the time of purchase I was not paying too much attention to the hand written names written on the back of many of the vinyl LP ́s I snaffled. At home I realised I have picked up a wedge of vinyl from one gentleman by the name of Derek Tiptons. So, a rather nice slice of Dereks collection is now mine! 

These lyrics are perfect for everyone today  The world is not in a good place, Iran, Brexit, Trump, climate change, corruption, cryptocurrency, food and water security, contamination, the list goes on, knowone knows the trouble we have seen nor where we are heading.    Nobody knows the trouble I've seen Nobody knows my sorrow Nobody knows the trouble I've seen Glory, Hallelujah Nobody knows the trouble I've seen Nobody knows but Jesus Nobody knows the trouble I've seen Glory, Hallelujah Sometimes I'm up Sometimes I'm down Oh, yes, Lord Sometimes I'm almost to the ground Oh, yes, Lord Oh, nobody knows the trouble I've seen Nobody knows my sorrow Nobody knows the trouble I've seen Glory, Hallelujah Oh, every

What a version Ella and Louis had so much fun So nice to hear these two legends, flowing and swinging with two gorgeous smiles, and as close as you can be in a duet. It's one of those recording where you have to say they nailed it. As the incredible Norman Granz would have said " genuinely too good to explain".