Playlist,Ranting And Random Thoughts

Fabulous favourite blues, soul, psychedelic Jambands:
The Answer
Blues Pills
DeWolff
Dawn Brothers
My Baby
Rival Sons
Goodbye June
Dirty Honey
Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown
The Struts
Greta Van Fleet
Joyous Wolf
Badflower
The Damn Truth
When Rivers Meet
Naked Gypsy Queens
The Black Moods
The Commoners

Theses musicians make the day more memorable and rewarding. It’s only rock and roll (but I love it)

Four of the albums have already arrived today. Still five to arrive still.

Now listening to DeWolff - Wolffpack

Argh! It’s a pile of total boredom beyond boredom. I’m awaiting something to happen but. I’m not hopeful that it will happen.

I’m not bored now as. I’m looking and listening to bands on Spotify which. Keeps leading me to new musicians which. Is an awesome bonus every time imho. At the moment it’s musicians from Holland which. Are making the majority of the music that. I’m adding to the collection and the music is from musicians who mix different genres into their own music. Which is refreshing to my ears, I’m sure that the inclusion will decode the plaits.

Well first morning coffee and listening to DeWolff - Tascam Tapes

Just found by accident.
Urban Knights:
The Urban Knights are an all-star jazz fusion band. They released their self tilted debut in 1995. They have a total of 8 studio albums.
Urban Knights is urban, R&B, smooth jazz band. The Urban Knights is an all-star smooth jazz band which features one of jazz greats, pianist Ramsey Lewis. Their first self-titled debut album in 1995 included prominent musicians Grover Washington Jr., Omar Hakim, Victor Bailey and the Emotions to name a few. Other great musicians have collaborated throughout the years with the Urban Knights such as Maurice White (Earth, Wind & Fire), Gerald Albright, Najee, Jonathan Butler, Norman Brown, Dave Koz, Fareed Haque, and Earl Klugh. In 2000, Urban Knights III, was the supergroup's first album for the Narada label out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Discography : Albums 1995 Urban Knights 1997 Urban Knights II 2000 Urban Knights III 2001 Urban Knights IV 2002 Chicago Project, Urban Knights Presents 2003 Urban Knights V 2005 Urban Knights VI Put together four immensely talented men whose stellar credits could literally fill a complete musical who's who; add the production skills and expertise of one of the most influential men in contemporary music; rehearse for a week and jump right into the studio immediately thereafter. The result? A sizzling piece of work, full of excitement and passion, a collaboration that captures the spontaneity and raw energy that was an integral part of the recording process for Urban Knights. Credit for casting legendary maestros Ramsey Lewis and Grover Washington, Jr. with star players Omar Hakim (on drums) and Victor Bailey (on bass) and putting the project in the hands of the equally legendary Maurice White belongs to GRP Vice-President of A&R, Carl Griffin. He recalls, "I was looking for a new project for Ramsey, who's been a GRP artist for the last few years. I'd thought about doing a 'supergroup' kind of album and Grover was an obvious choice, especially since they'd worked together on Ramsey's Live at the Savoy album in 1982 and then, ten years later, on Grover's Next Exit. Then, Omar and Victor (who had comprised the rhythm section during the last three years of Weather Report's existence) were already on the road together with Madonna so it was natural to keep them together for this album."

I watched a few episodes of How The Nazis Lost The War and Black Mercedes and Munich – The Edge of War and now watching Carry On Constable

Now listening to DeWolff & Dawn Brothers - Double Cream