Showing posts with label vibraphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vibraphone. Show all posts

2009-12-20

Billy May, Quincy Jones big band sound

Hope your weekend is going well, here are some more track updates to put a little warmth into your winter.

Terry Gibbs plays the vibes with "Joshua"

Billy May & His Orchestra

Astrud Gilberto and Walter Wanderley with a nice, mellow version of Call Me

Some more groovy big band style music, Quincy Jones and "Cain's Hundreds"

We'd like to know what you think of 56k streams -vs- 128k or 64k, do you listen in an environment where bandwidth is expensive? When I listen to 128k streams, it sounds nicer but there are more network problems. We're considering moving to either 64k or 128k, it should sound slightly better but it could create network hassles. We'd like to know your opinions.

New Tracks

  • Billy May & His Orchestra - I Believe In You
  • Terry Gibbs - Joshua
  • Quincy Jones - Cain's Hundreds
  • Astrud Gilberto & Walter Wanderley - Call Me

2009-08-10

Frank Sinatra, Cal Tjader and smart dogs!

Do you own a dog? then you probably already know, dogs are about as smart as a two year old According to research, dogs can learn an average of 165 words.

Some music from Frank Sinatra, Cal Tjader, Rachel Lauren and The SG Sound for your monday enjoyment, have fun!

New Tracks

  • Cal Tjader - Sone
  • Frank Sinatra - At Long Last Love
  • The SG Sound - Riviera Drive
  • Rachel Lauren - 07 Cry Me A River

2009-07-19

Hugo Montenegro, Count money to cure depression?

From our science department, bean counters have it good, well, if they're counting actual money anyway. It seems money has a psychological effect, that, people feel good while counting their cash... now if only I had some cash to count.. do pennies.. err... count?

Several new tracks today, more from Henry Mancini and Hugo Montenegro with "Theme From The Thief Who Came To Dinner" and "Take The A Train". Charles McPherson with "Good Morning Heartache", A vibraphonic rendition of "What the World Needs Now" from Cal Tjader. Visit "Naptown" with Clark Terry and Bobby Brookmeyer, and a fun version of "Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White" from Perez Prado, enjoy!

New Tracks

  • Henry Mancini - Theme From The Thief Who Came To Dinner
  • Cal Tjader - What The World Needs Now
  • Charles McPherson - Good Morning Heartache
  • Clark Terry and Bobby Brookmeyer - Naptown
  • Hugo Montenegro - Take The A Train
  • Perez Prado - Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White

2009-01-19

Samba 66 for your Brazilian Fix

Some Brazilian sounds for your ears this monday, hopefully it'll warm things up a bit, as well as another soundtrack by Frank Devol.

New Tracks

  • The Tarabini's - Georgia
  • Chris Conway - Samba 66
  • Karyn Uvezian - who needs it
  • Frank Devol - The Fuzz

2008-07-07

More jazzy music please!

Some new tracks today, including some interesting sounds from the Guitars Unlimited Plus 7. And an amusing tune from Frank Barber by the name of Tijuana Taxi.

New tracks

  • Frank Barber - Tijuana Taxi
  • The Guitars Unlimited Plus 7 - Espresso
  • Irving Joseph - Bad Day in Brooklyn
  • Group I - A Powered Wig

Knowing when to leave

  • Group I - Cheers
  • Roland Shaw - Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
  • Enoch Light - Knowing When to Leave
We wouldn't want to wear out the bits, a few tracks have been removed. None of them got a thumbs down, they'll come back some day.

Music for your jet-set life

Music for your jet-set life
Internet Radio Stream - Jazzy