Jazz Music for Night Owls

I haven't checked back through the last 18 pages to see if anyone has uploaded this, but I doubt they have. I think this is an out-take from the Marsalis/Calderazzo duo album, Songs of Mirth and Melancholy. It is not on the album, but God knows why not. I don't where the uploader to Youtube got it. It is definitely not the version that his Quartet played on the album "Eternal".

It sits in that jazz/ romantic classical niche which Branford occupies so well.

 
Now if you're really seriously into night owl soprano saxual ear candy you would be well advised to get yer buckinears round Janny Jarberwock on the Live in Dresden double album. Twill transport you guaranteed into a world of dreams with many moons, swooping swallows, transcendental transformations and last but not least maracujas, rondos and upside down trees.

P.S. Goes down very well with a bottle of Bardolino on a Friday night when the missus has gone out to Bingo.
 
Oh yes indeed, didn't know that one trimmy, thanks, can't remember the bass player's name right now - he is so good and the piano man as well. I think they're both German guys aren't they ? What a drag it is getting old 😉

I mean Branford is absolutely and indisputably superb but when it comes to Feeling with a European capital F Garbareck just ignites that Oxykarmagenetic hormone. The Album I referred to I don't know exactly what it's called I think maybe just "Dresden" It's a live double album and it really is amazing. I watched the whole concert on t'the telly last year. Okay it sounds more than a bit wally but - the music transcends astral planes beyond the realms of earthbound consciousness.
 

Similar threads... or are they? Maybe not but they could be worth reading anyway 😀

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