Love Robot

a lot of people know this already but I had to post it... I'm watching it from time to time because I like the feeling of being blown away....... To be honest I'm a little happy that I didn't see this live, because I would have been obsessed with Donna for years............... cheers!

london transport

Giuliano Sorgini - London Transport
LP Sonimage [SI 816] (1973)
http://www.zshare.net/download/62434986613fa19f/

Interjazz 3

Some heavy stuff on here.
One of my eastern jazz faves.
I hope you'll enjoy it.
Cheers,
Basso

Ja! Ja! Ja!

Ja Ja Ja is Frank Samba, Julie Jigsaw and Wietn Wito. Their first and only LP was produced by Pyrolator back in 1982. In opposition to a lot of young german bands of that time the vocals are english mostly. If you want them categorized - Ja Ja Ja sounds like something between the B52s and The Dance or Tom Tom Club plus a little bit of rapping on Graffitti Artists International. And they sound fresh! Check out I am an animal and you know what I mean.

Cheers,
Basso

Fleas and Lava

Dear Visitor, may I lead you there to the great Prog Not Frog-Blog.


Listened to an og copy of the Etna LP last saturday and it totally blew me away. Unfortunately the number on the price tag was totally out of my range. 10000 Thanks to Prog Not Frog to post this wonderful piece of music......
cheers!
Must admit that i LOVE frog music!

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Salena Jones with The Keith Mansfield Orchestra - S/T
LP Muza (1971)
http://www.zshare.net/download/61921840549e233c/

Krzysztof "Komeda" Trzciński !!!

Komeda was a genius! And most definitely one of the seminal jazz musicians of his time. Cesare left a link in the Adam Makowicz post leading to a blog where you'll find a whole lot of Komeda's music. You really HAVE TO click you there and check it out. LINK

Check out this site also, dedicated to Komeda and his music.

Cheers, Basso

Ananas!

Don Paulin recorded a few LPs in the 60s. Most of them are not my cup of tea. This one is! With the help of Ingfried Hoffmann (Why don't you play the organ, man), Siegfried Schwab and all those cats, he recorded a very nice south american influenced LP including classics like Constant Rain (Chove Chuva) and lots of own compositions. Enjoy!

Cheers,

Basso

Sweetness!

What a lovely album! Listened to all my Linda Lewis LPs

this weekend and I enjoyed them a lot. This one's my fave.

Not because of the great gimmix cover!!

Tracks like Guffer or Goodbye Joanna give me a shiver.

I hope you'll enjoy it, too.

Cheers,

Basso

WHAM BANG!!

ES (it) is Bernd Kiefer on Bass and Vocals; Zabba Lindner on Drums, Xylophone and Vocals; and Georg Kochbeck on Keyboards [Fender Piano, Solina, Hohner Clavinet D6, Micro Moog, Multi Moog] and Lead Vocals. With the help of some friends like Alto Pappert from Kraan and Alex Conti (Atlantis) they produced a very nice and jazzy "Kraut" LP that I deeply love for those spatial and atmospheric tracks like Dream and Earth And Space. Nevertheless the rest of the album is really worth a nice listening session. Maybe two.... Enjoy!!

Cheers,
Basso

GOOD NEWS!!!

Dear readers and listeners,
I am more than happy to announce that my man Gianni aka Cesare Barbetta is joining me running the growin bin from now on. Most of you bloggers know his lovely place BOXES OF TOYS already.
Ciao Cesare, I'd like to welcome you with this track.....




cheers,
Basso

Spisek Sześciu - Complot of six (1976 Muza)

This was one of my first Polish Jazz LPs and I was in love immediately. It was the bassline of Visions that made me spin this record again and again. I really dig this free approach to it. All in all a top notch album. Hope you guys like it.

Cheers,
Basso

Pascal von Wroblewsky - Swinging Pool (1986 Amiga)

Now here you have only 2 tunes by East German scat wonder Pascal von Wroblewsky. She recorded the "Swinging Pool" album at the age of 24. About ten years after her first apperarence on stage. (Didn't find that much info on her early work - btw she's still performing...) A year later she recorded an LP with her group Bajazzo (I'll post that later on). Earlier outings of Bajazzo are to be found on an early 80s Amiga comp, if I remember it right. Anyway, I've never ripped the whole LP, because I didn't really dig it all, so here's the 2 standout tracks of the Swinging Pool. The light and airy classic Maiden Voyage and the highly recommended scat earworm Swinging Pool. Let me know if you are interested in the rest of the LP and I'll rip it....

Cheers,
Basso

PS. Almost forgot about the boys:

Reinhard Walter – keyb, ar; Joachim Hesse – tp, fl; Volker Schlott – as, ss, f; Thomas Klemm – t; Jürgen Heckel, Wolfgang Schmied – el-; Horst Würzebesser – Mathias Kühne – b; Dieter Keitel – dr.

Finally a Fata Morgana!

There have been a couple of requests for this nugget and I finally found the time to dig my rip out of the sanddunes of my hard disk. Unlike the first album which I think is good from beginning to end this one has two HUGE hits. Regina's Dance and the title track that covers almost the complete B-Side. The lineup is quite the same as on Dreamlike Land: Liebezeit, von Senger, Heilhecker, Zerlett, and Krachten (if you don't know 'em already, check out everything Dunkelziffer or Dominik von Senger ever recorded because that's them guys and they rule!)
Have fun and Dance with Regina!
Cheers,
Basso

Heavy Metal

The name speaks for itself. Not for the stylistic orientation, but for the heavy use of brass! These guys are highly energetic and pretty fast. I'd bet my ass they visited the music conservatorium. When I listened to it first I got stuck at Klimat Dialogu, a sambaesque tune (the final track) and then worked my way back throught the album. Now I really enjoy every little bit and that's why I'd like to share it with you here.......
Cheers,
Basso

PCP? No! PCT? No! CCCP? No

Of course it's T. C. P. - Tony Carey Project.... As a follow up to the almighty Paul Durango's posts of some of his early 80s LPs here's the one still missing on a couple of hard drives. My vinyl is not a near mint copy, but I hope it'll be fine for now. This stuff often is labeled as cosmic music, but if you ask me I'd say it's just damn good synth pop. What do you think?
Cheers,
Basso

Discophonia

If you believe the hype this is cosmic disco at it's best ; ) If you don't it's still a darn nice electronic album that has some juicy disco rhythms. Some funky drums as well and a good portion of obscure sounds coming out of Julius Vilnonis selfmade Vilnius-5 electronic organ!!
The best thing about the music: just like this LP it is composed for theatre plays, performances, ballet and that kinda weird stuff.
The Argo Electronic Music Group used to be sort of the houseband of the Kaunas Musical Theatre in Lithuania. The sound of this record isn't too brilliant. I know a good couple of guys who own this record and it's the same with all of them copies - looks mint & sounds shit. Nevertheless have a listen and feel free to do some modern dance ......

Cheers,
Basso

Fez

Au right! Here's something for the Jazzheads again. From the former GDR, a quartet of young jazzers called Fez (what might be translated "Fun"). Have fun with them guys.........
Cheers,
Basso

Lobaszewska, the great!

Here you are! Some funky polish Pop. On Side A Lady Lobaszewska is accompanied by singer Piotr Schulz. Didn't like this slow groover at first, but it was growing over the last years... so I can say I'd prefer it to the danceable B Side Za Gora Gor that features the almighty Ergo Band.
The choice is yours!
Cheers,
Basso

Discopus Nr.1

Poszted this one on the deleted "Iron Curtain Classics" blog. A polish 7" that should be not too hard to find, but still is a great gem. Poland's master of the organ goes Discofunk in two parts. Enjoy and Dance!! (new divshare link)