Oscar Brown Jr adds lyrics to Nat Adderley's composition Dat Dere. https://youtu.be/KKNmioX4v7Y
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Author: sandmanjazz
At Home with the Sandman
https://youtu.be/o0gKTIQIPtk I have had a last minute week off work this week and have generally been chilling out. Heather stayed over Monday and Tuesday though we didn't do much. We watched a Japanese animated film called the Castle of Cagliostro which is a film featuring master thief Lupun III (whom for legal reasons is referred … Continue reading At Home with the Sandman
A Tune A Day #18
I am in a cold war thriller mood today so here is the opening theme to the 60s spy thriller the Iprcess File https://youtu.be/i2Jw6_Xgszk
RDP: Alton Towers
We had a good day out at Alton Towers yesterday and we weren't half greatful that it didn't start raining until we went home. However we only managed a few rides due to queue times, but they were fun. I think next time we will upgrade to fast track. One of the good things is … Continue reading RDP: Alton Towers
Question of the day
Which addiction you want to get rid of? In myself personally or society as a whole? Society: Gossip, we should have grown out of that in middle school but it seems to be thriving like a virilant strain of the influenza virus. It appears there is a childish desire to not to want to grow … Continue reading Question of the day
A Tune a Day #17 (in association with FOWC)
One the first albums I purchased by Miles Davis was "Bitches Brew", an album which still courts opinion and divides the audience even to this day. I say one of because I bought it as part of a 5 for £30 deal at the local Virgin Megastore alongside "Kind of Blue" and "Sketches of Spain", … Continue reading A Tune a Day #17 (in association with FOWC)
A Teaser
Can you find the six words hidden in the picture?
A Tune A Day #16
Some more classic British TV related music here. This is a cover of "Whispering Grass" by Don Estelle and Windsor Davies, who were part of the ensemble cast that made the sitcom "It Ain't 'Alf Hot Mum", which was set in India during the second world war. It tends to be sneered at these days … Continue reading A Tune A Day #16
Share Your World 15th July 2019
Why do we seem to respect the dead more than the living? Because we have their complete story I guess, also because there is a level distance and detachment from the subject. Plus a factor of it is that there tends to be a projected image of a person who is deceased. Why is beauty … Continue reading Share Your World 15th July 2019
A Tune A Day #15
Here's a video I recorded at the Upton Jazz Festival. This is the After Hours Quintet playing "Sing it Back" https://youtu.be/Xv0KOIZxu88
