What are you listening to today?

[dusty miller]

I had an I-pod glitch and lost a bunch of music so I'm trying to put music back on and find some new mandolin playing to put on. So I guess I have two questions, What are you listening to today? Your mandolin music collection would be incomplete without.....?
I've been listening to a lot of Mike Compton these last couple days, WOW is all I have to say about his stuff. How about you?

[Beanzy]

While up to my elbows in manky plumbing work, I've been listening to Gertrud Weyhofen in two versions;
Musique pour les fêtes galantes


and
Raffaele Calace: 10 Preludes




Yesterday it was all Bill Monroe and The Foghorn Stringband.

[biologyprof]

I really enjoy listening to Monroe's Master Of Bluegrass and Bruce Harvie's Mangler Of Bluegrass back-to-back. Harvie's Overheard At Darrington is also a favorite of mine. My playlists wouldn't be complete without something by Sam Bush.

[Denman John]

I got The Janissary Stomp on by Roger Landes and Chipper Thompson right now ~ GREAT stuff!

[Toni Schula]

Paradicso


http://youtu.be/w5vWxiCBkIU

No mando here but very nice music and very nice video:

[dcoventry]

https://archive.org/details/cabinet2....akg414.flac16

More of a New Grass feel, but a talented bunch of folks. For quick reference, track 15, Shady Grove, is a new twist on an old chestnut.

Give it a listen folks.

[Dave LaBoone]

The Complete Tone Poems...4 hours of beautiful Dawg/Tony duets. Check it out from AcousticOasis.

[bingoccc]

Tonight it will be Richard Kriehn on Prairie Home Companion's Annual Joke Show!

[stevedenver]

The Mammals. oh you gotta try these guys if you don't know them.
Larson Poe.
Michael Hedges.


and
while no mando,
but being blues and jazz and ragtime lover,
I have been listening to the Complete Jelly Roll Morton Congressional Recordings with Alan Lomax.
More a narrative of the wild west New Orleans than music , although there is a good deal of that too.
Done at a time when 4 minutes was the limit of the recording discs, and, pretty fascinating stuff.

[Dave Martin]

Don Julin "Vibe"

[mtucker]

Tommy…

[dusty miller]

Thanks for the replies, Been listening to a bunch of theses guys- Remington Ryde

[michaelcj]

Spinning the "David Grisman Quintet" from 1976… no idea how many copies of this I've worn out…. never gets old.

Mike

[darrylicshon]

Greatful Dawg

[Mark Christensen]

Dug this one up today, haven't listened to it in years, great stuff!

Red Allen & The Kentuckians: Live & Let Live

Also the Butch Baldassari tribute album: The Road Home

[Michael Bridges]

Tim O'Brien & Derrell Scott's "Memories and Moments". Great songwriting and music! I never get tired of this.

[Bill Clements]

While up to my elbows in manky plumbing work, I've been listening to Gertrud Weyhofen in two versions;
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Nice music, Beanzy!
Thanks for bringing it to our attention. I just downloaded Gertrud Troester-Weyhofen's CD, "Carnevale di Mandolino" recorded in 1992:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ca...no/id287286377

Good luck with the plumbing job!

[Mark Wilson]

Close to Home by the Purple Hulls

It's not fancy - bluegrass gospel - but it has stayed in my player a lot longer than I ever expected.

Very tasty mandolin playing along with a perfectly produced CD.

[roysboy]

Mandozine ( Live 365 )

[SCIFIDELITY]

I discovered Yank Rachell the other day so I've been listening to a ton of his stuff. Blues Mandolin is new to me and awesome! Also I've been listening watching a few Peter Ostroushko videos on YouTube.