
Last the couple of
mornings have seen early starts, and this time round I had
Kim
Paterson’s The Duende giving me a hand (along with a cuppa oolong).
And the opening track, Coltrane’s “5
th House” was a
great wake up call. I enjoy hearing Mike Nock and Kim Paterson
together, and it made wonder why that hasn’t been a more regular
occurrence. A duo album or something with a lot of percussion would
be interesting....but I would happily settle for a regular ol’
quartet outing.
Later in the day it
was Root 70’s Fahvergnugen to keep me company. I’m a fan of the
alto saxophone/trombone front line. We hear a lot of tenor/trumpet
combos but it makes a nice change.
The album title
translates to something along the lines of “The pleasure of
driving”, but for today I’ll pretend it’s the “pleasure of
not driving” - it’s made a nice change not having to hit the road
each day.
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