UKRM Music Club

Lisa Ekdahl "When did you leave heaven"

Really, really good listening. An especially well-balanced version of
"Love For Sale", which is hard to make fresh, since it's one of *the*
jazz standards.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000024Z5U/

The only trouble is, my current listening seems to be dominated by
female vocals. Anyone got any suggestions on how to rectify this?

 

Listen to male vocals.

HTH

 

Not the faintest, why change?

Have you listened to her debut album "Lisa Ekdahl" stunning vocals and worth
the money just for track one:

Öpnat upp dit fönster

You don't even have to speak Swedish to appreciate it

/d

 

Cheers, I'll definitely give it a spin.

 

What would I do without you, mate?

 

I'm sure you'd think of something.

 

I thought I'd let her get over the loss of her grandad first. Mark of
respect, innit.

 

Yeah but if she's crying during sex it'll really shatter my fragile
ego.

 

Probably only other gay men, though.

 

"The best lap dances are when the stripper is crying"

 

Nuts. George Melly.
It will be released on Monday for the first time on CD
by Warner Brothers. Proof that jazz can be fun.

 

Hey - that's not a bad idea. I'll get that.

I've been listening to Bobby Short and his big band. "At the Cafe
Caryle" I think it's called. It's a grin-a-thon. Great arrangements.

 

You jammy bugger.
I bet you were the man in the audience with a red tie.

 

Black hat ...

 

I listen to R3 in the workshop.

I like the scarey experimental contemporary stuff, fortunately they play
quite a bit of it in the afternoon. Either that or I'm not getting very
good reception.

 

Radio 3 is fantastic in the late evening, provided you're prepared to keep
an open mind. They play all manner of stuff. Late Junction is another
good show.

 

On Sat, 05 Jun 2004 21:15:23 +0100, Champ wrote:

Any music is improved by a presenter with a genuine pasion for it.

 

Oh so true:
Whispering Bob is a good example.
And
Not every ones musical taste but I sat next to Johnno Nutting for two
years at school and he does love his music:
http://www.abc.net.au/snc/