That’s two different albums from our collection.
I just love listening to jazz in the kitchen.
That’s two different albums from our collection.
I just love listening to jazz in the kitchen.
Beautiful piano jazz with Hampton Hawes on piano, Monk Montgomery on bass, and Steve Ellington on drums.
Recorded at Contemporary Records’ studio in LA, February 17, 1964.
I’ve been listening to this while I’ve been filing my papers this summer morning.
Vince Guaraldi Trio, with Mr. Guaraldi on piano, Eddie Duran on guitar, and Dean Reilly on bass.
Listened to this while cooking in the kitchen a few weeks ago.
Last night when we were at the health club, a selection of jazz was playing in the pool area. The tunes included the recognizable and popular: “Take Five”, “Kind of Blue”, and “Green Dolphin Street”.
Wonderful jazz. Listened to this yesterday while making breakfast.
I listened to most of this while cooking in the kitchen this morning. Forgot how cool it is.
Last week I had my Marian McPartland on 52nd Street CD playing in the kitchen.
A week or so before that, I was listening to some Dinah Washington.
Lovely.
Hank Mobley is one of my favorite tenor saxophonist.
This album includes these musicians:
Wynton Kelly, piano
Paul Chambers, bass
Art Blakey, drums