Had a great weekend... another week is upon us.
Let's start the week off with CHT:

Charlie Hunter Trio - Bing, Bing, Bing! (1995 Capitol-Blue Note)

Charlie Hunter/8-string guitar
Dave Ellis/tenor saxophone
Jay Lane/drums

Rani Tytingvag: Let go. Good album.

What are we listening to on this fine Tuesday morning?

Spyro Gyra - Heart of the Night (1996 GRP)

Lot of great tracks on this cd...Westward Moon / Midnight / Believe / Playtime (my favorite)
Seems as though these guys have been around forever... like the Rolling Stones. They keep plugging along...no end in sight?

Brother Wayne, Santhosh, have a great night/day.

Late afternoon, I have a hankering for a little more Spyro
Currently playing :

Spyro Gyra - The Deep End (2004 Heads Up)

Notable tracks include Soburg Sam, Chippewa Street and Monsoon. Monsoon gives me goose bumps every time I listen to it. Give it a listen...I think you'll love it.

Anthem, you have one heavily visited thread (based on the page views)! However, it seems that the only contributors are for the most part limited to just 3 people! Thanks for continuing to share!
Anyway, I have just finished listening to Rene Marie's "Live at Jazz Standard" and wanted to share that this is one wonderful album sung by a woman with a beautiful voice!

Thanks Anthem and Santhosh for keeping this great discussion going and interesting.
Sorry I am not contributing much.
Here is a recommendation, even though I am not currently playing it, I would if I had not lost the disc.
(Don't loan out your music, you may never get it back).
Van Morrison, "Hymns to the Silence"
Bro Anthem, you are a morning guy, this is morning music. And some great praise here. Get past the first song, "Professional Jealousy" which I don't like at all, then there are 2 discs of great, uplifting music here.
I used to listen to this in the morning, in Kuwait, when I was there without my family, the fires were burning in the oilfields, DREARY land, DREARY time, it lifted me up. Especially "Like a Full Force Gale".
Blessings,
Wayne