Name: WES MONTGOMERY "A DAY IN THE LIFE" by Smooth Jazz At Belly's Cafe in ECM Jazz Ultimate
Duration: 34 min 51 s
Description: A Day in the Life is an album by the jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery, released in 1967. It reached number one on the Billboard Jazz album chart and number 2 on the R&B chart.

ECM Jazz Ultimate

Art Blakey

Moanin'

This song came about due to a number of things. Firstly, the album that this song is on is one of the most beautifully recorded sessions of music I've heard. It was handed so casually to me in 2010, while at a gig, from Joe O'Callaghan (who was the guitarist at the time). Jazz music changed for me at that point. And it was a secured feature of my car since then. Myself and my girlfriend at the time used to sit and listen to it when dropping her home to go back to Dublin. We would be yapping on through it but when Dedicated to You came on we would both shut up. It was intoxicating. Hartmans voice is like the original mans velvet voice. I vowed I would sing it and try to do it as much justice as I possibly could. 

Dedicated To You - Johnny Hartman & John Coltrane

Vendredi Noir

Duke EllingtonJohn Coltrane - My Little Brown Book

Released by FLOE 16 October 2015 (9 tracks + 3 non-digital cassette bonus tracks)
Genre: dark jazz & ambient
https://floetapes.bandcamp.com/album/into-the-mist
https://itunes.apple.com/ru/album/into-the-mist/id1043735073

Into The Mist

Into the mist

Les Grands classiques du jazz - "I'm a fool to want you" par Dexter Gordon

In Those Days is a dark-fantasy jazz/blues concept album built on the book of Judges—half film score, half rock opera, all one continuous world.

Obligé scores a crownless Canaan with smoky horns, upright bass, haunted guitars, and stormy drums: temple nightclubs for Baal, crooked odd-meter stealth for the left-handed assassin, noir prophecy under the palm tree, iron chariots rolling like war machines, midnight tension in Jael’s tent, Gideon shaking in a winepress, a daughter caught in the teeth of a vow, and a man who looks ordinary but tears down gates and pillars by a strength that makes no sense.

Some tracks play like pure score, others like songs sung from inside the story, but the same themes keep resurfacing—motifs slipping between sax lines and vocals, big-band blasts giving way to quiet, wounded prayers. This is Judges as a jazz-shadowed myth: no king, too many gods, and a handful of fragile people trying to stand up in the ruin.

A Steady Hand

Nighthawks

Mild (Jakob Bro Cover) - Vegard Rubach Ese Ensemble

Live at Blå Trå concert series - Spor 5, Stavanger - 31.01.18

Vegard Rubach Ese - guitars and arrangements 
Svein Are Presthus - alto saxophone
Erlend Furuset Jenssen - tenor saxophone
Vidar Starheimsæter - bass
Olav Andreas Abildgaard - drums 
Stian Eismann - Drums
String Quartet:
Jørgen Krøger Mathisen - violin
Nadia Skånseng - violin
Mari Bøe - viola 
Johanna Saaek - cello

Recording engineer and mixing:
Atul Giri

VRE Ensemble - Mild (Jakob Bro) - Live @Spor5, 31.01.18

Miles Davis  John Coltrane - So What

Mike Chisnall Organ Trio

Mike Chisnall - Guitar
Martin Longhawn - Organ
Harry Pope - Drums



Blue in Green - Miles Davis/Bill Evans (Mike Chisnall Organ Trio)

Oscar Peterson - Blue And Sentimental Lofi remix

Pequeña impresión de Curves del Tord Gustavsen trio.

Curves - Tord Gustavsen

A Day in the Life is an album by the jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery, released in 1967. It reached number one on the Billboard Jazz album chart and number 2 on the R&B chart.

WES MONTGOMERY "A DAY IN THE LIFE"

Smooth Jazz At Belly's Cafe

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