10 albums that I could not live without (Or albums that greatly influenced my love of music)

[@bjhemingway5496]

You are the definition of an audiophile. You enjoy the essence of the music, not the enormity of the gear.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much, I appreciate that 😊 ✌️

[@senorspoons6416]

It makes me so happy to see Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah band get some love... highly underrated record that sounds so incredible. Love your videos!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you for your comments about that fantastic album. Thanks for watching my videos 😊✌️

[@charleshuguley9323]

I'm impressed by the breadth of your music appreciation.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much ✌️

[@brunobornat2353]

good evening man 🙋‍♂ , bravo for your great youtube channel 🙏 what a joy to find 6 of my 10 favorite albums in jazz fusion / jazz funk, soul, are also in your list! EWF, Herbie, Weather report (bought in 78, when it came out!), Miles, Marvin (the greatest!) and George, of course ... thanks to all these artistic geniuses, this passion, started for my part, in 77 still continues almost 50 years later 🙏 thank you to them, thank you to you! a greeting from the south of France ... 👍

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much for taking the time to watch my video and post your comments. Thank you for watching from the south of France ✌️

[@brunobornat2353]

@@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews thank you boss, it's a pleasure, ....so many records that we have in common, of course,for my part, with 7000 CDs and vinyls, it's easier at the same time, 😎 don't give up, thank you for all this happiness that you spread .... 🙏

[@brunoitey822]

Weather Report, yes!! As you put it very well, Black Market hit me hard at the right time of my life. Not to forget Dr Buzzard's original, I loved when the great DJ's, Guy Cuevas, of my favorite club in Paris plaid it almost every single nights for weeks!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

That Dr. Buzzards Original Savanah Band album will always hold a special place with me as well as Weather Report 🎶

[@fedup-bi9mq]

EWF "Head to the sky" War "All day music" Ohio Players "Skin Tight" Stevie Wonder "Innervisons" Stanley Clarke"Brown Album" Freddie Hubbard "Red Clay" Donald Byrd "Caricatures" Pharoah Sanders "Thembi" Brothers Johnson "Look out for no.1" Ramsey Lewis "Dont it fell good" .. My musical awakening occurred in the 70s also . I have 4 of those album you selected (great choices I might add) and my only complaint is being restricted to just 10.. lol. Excellent site you have there. I thoroughly enjoy it ...

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Fantastic list 👌 👏 👍 🎶...thank you very much for your kind comments that help inspire me 😊 ✌️

[@chancehouston2897]

Glad to see someone love Sunlight just as much as I do. Genius record from front to back that sadly gets the short end of the stick within Hancock's catalogue. Genuinely my favorite album of his besides Thrust.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I totally agree, it's a unappreciated masterpiece 🎶

[@jtoddmusic7090]

Sunlight! "I thought it was youuuuuu". Good stuff.

[@alwilliams5177]

Thanks for sharing Kenny. Always good to hear a personal perspective and not just a rehash of albums we're already familar with.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thanks for taking the time to watch my video ✌️

[@demondaydonuts8513]

Great video. Thank you for sharing!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@spectrum_archives]

Dr Buzzard / August Darnell / Kid Creole is so under-appreciated!! And I love those Herbie Hancock and Weather Report albums, not their best work indeed, but sometimes music hits you in a certain way or at a certain time that it sticks forever. Inspiring video, Sir!

[@ToddCaponetto]

Hey Kenny…new subscriber here from the beautiful Pacific NW and home to the greatest listener supported Jazz station KMHD. I’m digging your knowledge and passion for all jazz forms as well as your very cool backdrop of vinyl. Happy to see you choose EWF’s That’s The Way of The World album. That and Head to The Sky would be on my top ten. EWF was so tight and talented. Their lengthy Jazz jams such as Zanzibar take me away. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on Jazz. 👍

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

EWF were exceptionally talented and I was fortunate enough to see them in person many years ago. Thank you very much for subscribing to my channel and I appreciate your comments 😊 ✌️

[@jeffmorris739]

Earth Wind and Fire, A love supreme, and What's goin on are in my albums I couldn't live without. What I relate with you is when I was in college in Nashville, I learned more about music than at any other time. What was so cool is Nashville was a fusion jazz destination for concerts. My personal album I could not live with out is Return to Forever Romantic Warrior. Thanks Kenny, I really respect your opinions. I will listen to your suggestions.

[@jonmichel9710]

From the magnificent to the obscure, your channel is an education unto itself. Thank you Kenny!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I appreciate that very much 😊, thank you 😊 ✌️

[@warrendean8402]

I concur 100%. What’s going on greatest album I’ve ever heard. Been saying it for years. Some other nice choices too.

[@briancove1640]

Some of my Desert Island Discs that might slide into this conversation: Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees Bob Dylan - Oh Mercy Climax Blues Band - Real to Reel Dire Straits - Making Movies Michale Franks - Art of Tea Modern Jazz Qurtet - Blues on Bach Santana - Moonflower Steely Dan - Aja Peace!

[@davidholmes2283]

My first five: 1) Land of the third eye - Dave Valentin 2) Innervisions - Stevie Wonder 3) Dr Buzzards Original Savannah Band ! 4) Welcome - Santana 5) Let the minstrel’s play - Dave Pike

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

That's a great first five with awesome variety 👏 👍 🎶

[@davidholmes2283]

@@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews Thank you 🙏🏼

[@theeadultsymphonychannel4090]

One of my newer favorite channels (Kenny's Audiophile Record Reviews!)🏆 Great collection of albums🎶🎶🎵🎵💯✔

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I appreciate that, thank you 😊 ✌️

[@theeadultsymphonychannel4090]

@@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews Most welcome. Extra subscribed to the channel ✌✌

[@Rigs275]

Albums could be from a special time in your life. I hear songs and it reminds me of a time in my life that made me happy

[@RossHMay]

Kenny. diggin' the diversity of genres that you are into. Cheers

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much ✌️

[@perrymalcolm3802]

Interesting choices!! ❤

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you for watching 😊✌️

[@mattchase3153]

Thanks Kenny. As always, lots of stuff to check out.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much ✌️

[@BestRecordShops]

What a great video, Sir! Congratulations! I also love many of those as well. Savannah, Benson, Gaye, Mendes... yes, they are AWESOME! I discuss this issue myself in one of my videos: the songs/albums/artists we like best are usually the ones we listened during our teen years. That seems to be your case as well. During those days, music hit us in special ways. Keep making awesome videos, Sir!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I appreciate you, thank you very much for your comments ✌️

[@ricardomendoza3685]

You are the Real Deal Kenny! I really appreciate you.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I appreciate that 😊 ✌️

[@brendanmarchal]

I wrote all the references, and i'll have a listening session

[@ricotubbs1]

1. Marvin Gaye - I Want You 2. Curtis Mayfield - Super Fly 3. Donny Hathaway - Extension of a Man 4. EWF - Spirit 5. Isaac Hayes - Shaft 6. Angela Bofill - Angel of the Night 7. Ramsey Lewis - Tequila Mockingbird 8. Gino Vannelli - Pauper in Paradise 9. Boz Scaggs - Down two, then left 10. George Benson - Breezin' (Honorable mentions - Peabo Bryson - Reaching for the Sky, Miles Davis - Kind of Blue, Maynard Ferguson - New Vintage )

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Awsome list 👌 👍...thank you very much ✌️

[@michaeltong5049]

Another great video Kenny. More albums for me to investigate and listen to! Was pleased to see Mr Gone on your list in this video. Like you I bought this one when it came out and is the album that started opening up my love of jazz (although I didn't realise that at the time!) All the best, Mike, East Yorkshire

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much Mike....thank you for watching my video from East Yorkshire ✌️

[@andrewpetik2034]

Good day to you Kenny! I hope and pray that you and your family are well! I enjoyed this video very much. This concept poses a conundrum for me. The reason being is that I was not really an habitual 'full album' listener. That changed in the last ten years of my life. Don't ask me why, because I really couldn't say. 😊 I grew up influenced by the music of my grandparents, my parents and my teenaged babysitting cousins. I heard WWI marching tunes, big band era, classical, crooners and rock and roll. Your list introduced me to some music that I have never heard before. Some albums that I will mention as being very influential on me.... Marvin Gaye What's going on? left me dumbfounded! What an album....lyrically, musically Freedom At Point Zero Jefferson Starship.....the first LP I ever bought with my own money. Weird Al Yankovic's first album Yello One Second. I heard 'Oh Yeah' on the Ferris Bueller soundtrack. I bought the album and really enjoyed every song on it. This is going to sound odd.... Perry Como's Christmas Album To this day, I can listen to it and I am transported back to laying on my parent's living room carpet, mesmerized by the big old light bulbs on the tree and the tinsel reflecting a myriad of color as that album spun on the turntable. God's Peace to you and all here 🙏 💪✌️

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much for your comments, I appreciate it and God bless you and your family. You mentioned Ferris Bueller, I remember the day that I saw that great movie as if it were yesterday 😊

[@geraldbaumann6101]

Hi Kenny, From one music freak to another...Well done!!! Love your reviews!!!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I appreciate that comment, thank you very much 😊 ✌️

[@MichaelHand-s3o]

Great vid ,very enjoyable dude

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you, I really appreciate it 😊 ✌️

[@LukeO870]

Composing, Empresario, Musician, Songstress For Me...Ms. Nina Simone. ...Paints A Picture, Brings You Into Her World.

[@royalistp]

Kenny, I have to agree with you on so many of your selections. When you include Sergio, I knew you were a serious. There was a saying in my neighborhood, that if you didn't have any Sergio in your collections, you couldn't be a player. However, as good as your list is, brother you have to include some Wes. I know there's so much good music out there but you just can't exclude Wes', Day In The Life. Buddy Miles Live album with "Down By The River" is certainly a classic. Got to go too much music going through my mind. Just thinking of the mind, Music Of My Mind by Stevie is classic. I thank you and keep the videos coming.

[@tonteaux1]

My absolute favorite and number one is Stevie Wonder's "Songs in The Key Of Life". The rest in no particular order: Earth Wind & Fire-Gratitude, Phyllis Hyman-Living all Alone, Barry White-Just another way to say I love you, Roy Ayers-You Send Me, Commodores--Live; and honorable mention is the compilation as seen on TV 3 album set "Hey Love"!!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

"Songs In The Key of Life" is a magnificent album...its number 2 on my top 10 albums list. My favorite Roy Ayers album is called "Let's do it"

[@tomgrych]

Really interesting list. I remember a book/poem by R McKeun called Listen to The Warm. Got me interested in writing poetry. I always pull Light as A Feather as a have to have. Peace, my friend

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I have several Rod Mckuen books and Listen to the Warm is one of the, nice book. He also has a album of the same name that's nice also. Peace to you and I hope that you have a great week ✌️

[@JRMuse]

Kenny, I just stumbled upon you, and you, sir, are such a cool cat. God bless you!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thanks brother I appreciate that...God bless ✌️

[@Bloopsan]

Fantastic list Kenny !

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you 😊 ✌️

[@LPS-R-US]

Great list. LPS that have impacted us reach deep. I understand where your coming from. Keep rockN Kenny

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thanks Tony 😊 ✌️

[@dtotheatothevtothee]

Most of my favorite albums are from middle/high school...crazy how we imprint music at that times in our lives.

[@rakeshsinghal9920]

Great Rod McKuen recommendation. I had never heard of him but after your video I looked him up and I really enjoy his music.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

That's cool 😊, I hope that you continue to explore and enjoy his words and music 🎶

[@clap7777]

Great vid, Kenny! On a side note, love the watches you are wearing! Seeing some different hi-end looking ones in your vids. Can you please introduce the cool watches you are wearing in the intro as a little add-on for us that like vinyl & watches? Cool....thanks!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much for watching my videos and noticing the watches I wear 😊

[@Michel-r6m]

Hi Kenny, great rotation of albums I do not know. Stay awesome 😎

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I appreciate that, thank you 😊

[@ralex3697]

Thank you Kenny, great as always

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much ✌️

[@kevinogracia1615]

Wow... Rod Mckuen... I remember (as a kid playing hooky) watching him show up on the sixties Merv Griffin show. He had one red tennis shoe and one blue on. Merv asked, "Why are you wearing two different colored shoes?" And Rod said, "Because I can." Never forgot that. Peace on earth. P.S. These albums are all fun and influential, hell yes.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

😊😁..I appreciate those Rod Mckuen comments and the great Merv Griffin show 👏 👍

[@Rigs275]

She is a wonderful singer

[@MikeWitmerNatureJournal]

What a list ! Really varied and wide ranging.

[@merleinaustin]

Fantastic list...mic drop on Marvin Gaye

[@richmod]

Some great shows there and many I smiled about and nodded in agreement , I am roughly the same age as you as I'm 62 . I have over half of those albums and it's great to see a list of albums that ' mean ' so much to you and not necessarily a greatest albums of all time list .

[@jay1frk]

No disagreement with your selections Kenny, especially not with Brazil 66...I would just add for me, John Coltrane's music. Lifted me up when I was down.

[@agyemanboaten4385]

What i love about your channel is the damn i have that album moments. You have single-handedly reminded me of what I have in my collection and the revisiting of the great times i had and the people i listened with. Lol and the gear i used to have. Fondly remember my reel to reel. Lol a little controversial is your choice of George Benson. Gimme the night is not even his best album. Some argue that this is the album that made him sell out. Do you really think it was his best? If not how can you not live without it? Don't get me wrong, it is a fantastic masterpiece.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

That's super cool 😎 of you to say; I'm glad that you enjoy my videos, it helps to make it all worthwhile 😊✌️

[@davidclaudio2473]

My daughter recently asked me what were my 5 top albums. Dr Buzzard made the top 5 included are: Tito Puente and his concert orchestra Frank Sinatra & Count Basie It might as well be Swing Fela Africa 70 with Ginger Baker Sabor Cubano Wilfredo de Los Reyes

[@davidclaudio2473]

Deodato first cuckoo

[@romulan1006]

Liking your videos. I have about three or four of those albums.

[@joeyschreiner]

I love it - there is something new for me to check out! 😎

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I hope that you find some music that you like in the albums that I mentioned 😊

[@iblamesummers]

great albums, great list & great commentary.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you kindly! 😊 ✌️

[@donbaker9352]

Claudine Longet, love her voice and early albums! Big fan of her version of 'Love is Blue' and that album overall.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I agree, her version of the song is great 👍 👌

[@joeb4349]

Good morning Kenny: You surely like many directions in music besides jazz. But love to hear your opinions about this eclectic mix. Brasil 66 did some wonderful stuff. But can't agree that Coltrane's A Love Supreme is overlooked. One of my favorites that's been forgotten is Max Roach + 4 on Polygram. Recorded in Sept. and March of 1956 and 1957. This is the original Brown/Roach group but Kenny Dorham replaces Clifford and the great Ray Bryant replaces Ritchie Powell. Sonny Rollins is outasight. The first track, Ezz-Thetic by George Russell is my favorite (sort of a-tonal but not a-tonal). And the CD has some original tracks that did not appear on vinyl. And well recorded. Keep these posts coming.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I do not think that John Coltrane's A Love Supreme is overlooked either.

[@gil3green]

nicely done!

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thanks! 😊

[@dwashington607]

Kenny, I really enjoyed watching your video. You brought back some memories for me. I still have my original of Dr. Buzzard. It was given to me by late uncle Herman. He influenced me on my love for all types of music. I wanted to give some of my albums that I could not live with out. I may go over the number of 10, but as you said it's my list. In no particular order. Miles Davis - "Bitches Brew" Jeff Beck - "Blow By Blow" Moby - "Play" Norah Jones - "Come Away With Me" The Rippingtons - "Tourist In Paradise" Basia - "Time And Tide" Mother's Finest - "Another Mother Further" Charlie Hunter Quartet - Songs From The Analog Playground" Nuyorican Soul - "S/T" Dusty Trails - "S/T" Amy Winehouse - "Back To Black" Saint Etienne - "Good Humor" Acoustic Alchemy - "Reference Point" Pat Metheny Group - "S/T" Return To Forever - "Hymn Of The Seventh Galaxy" Hiromi - "Another Mind"

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much for taking the time to post your list; its a list with a lot of variety 👌 👍...I love the of the Rippingtons Amy Winehouse and Return to Forever picks.

[@dwashington607]

@@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews I wanted to add so much more, but I had to stop myself. It wasn't easy. I have a love of lists. It's my kryptonite. LOL. Somebody stop me.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

😊😁😄

[@mikebassy]

Sunlight by Herbie Hancock ! I always loved I thought it was you , great groove and song and solo and riffs . Herbie wears a suit by Tommy Nutter , really cool tailors shop that was in Saville Row the street where the Beatles played on the roof . I used to work in another shop in that street in 1985 . Always wondered if Herbie would be turning up ? Jaco plays on Good Question I think it is with Tony Williams. Herbie has two piano solos going on , think I saw Herbie in a yellow sports car near that shop on regent street . Recently got a dvd of Blow Up a cool 1965 London film with Herbie doing the sountrack

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much for your great comments about Herbie Hancock and his Sunlight album. I believe Herbie Hancock purchased one of the original Shelby Cobra sports cars back in the day and I think that he still may have it.

[@mikebassy]

@@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews look on the back of the lp cover , I’m sure it mentions Herbie suit in the credits !

[@bmuhamad]

I remember, "King Of The Road", by Glen Yarbrough...

[@shrtal]

I have the Earth Wind & Fire as a multichannel SACD … excellent

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

It must be awsome listening to that album on the SACD multichannel format 👌 👍 🎶

[@willieluncheonette5843]

for me it's Thelonious Monk, Jimi Hendrix and Bob Marley albums

[@wolfgangk1]

Four Albums that I couldn't live without, that were significant soundtracks throughout my life are (in no particular order) 👉 Joni Mitchel, "Blue" 👉 Joni Mitchell, "Free Man in Paris" 👉 Marvin Gaye, "What's Go'in On' 👉 Miles Davis, "Kind of Blue" 👉 The soundtrack from "Un Homme et Une Femme" 👉 Stevie Wonder, "Songs in the Key of Life" 👉 Stevie Wonder, "Intervision" 👉 Getz/Gilberto 👉 Melanie, Melanie 👉 Paul McCarty, Ram (I started off thinking that I'd only list two 🤣)

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Fabulous list especially since you added the :A Man and A Woman" soundtrack...one of my all time favorites 👏

[@TheeSymphonysCultureChannel]

This channel (Kenny's Audiophile Record Reviews) is the Truth! I have many of the albums featured in this video. I'm honored to know we share a similar music library of classics. 😎 Note: It's imperative to own Miles Davis's "The Complete B**tches Brew Sessions." There's a sweet piece included on there called "Take It Or Leave It." Definitely can't live without that particular unreleased track that wasn't included on the original BB release. And yes, Kenny … Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" is Thee Best Album EVER Made!!!🎵🎵🎶🎶

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

I have that Miles Davis Bitches Brew sessions set and it's fantastic 👌

[@TheeSymphonysCultureChannel]

@@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews Great 👏

[@HOPCOUNT]

👍👍

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you 😊

[@dakotasuite]

Hey Kenny love your videos and your passion. I agree with Marvin that release is so utterly holy, love it. Regarding Rod McKuen, in my top 10 would be Frank Sinatra's 'A Man Alone' for the same reason that you so beautifully expressed, all lyrics are by Rod and the fact that its Frank in his later years singing about loss and regret, it's beautiful and also simultaneously searingly painful to listen to, beautiful string arrangements too. I assume you know of that release, but if not, check that out, you will LOVE it.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much for mentioning that Frank Sinatra album. I have to copies of the album, one the two Rod Mckuen sent to me in 1987.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

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[@dimebagdave77]

Hey Kenny! ✌️ great channel!! Many thanks. Edit: appreciate your insight into each one.going to check out Claudine

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much for saying that, I really appreciate it ✌️

[@teggie6853]

Hello sir! New subscriber here. I enjoy this sort of content. I'm the only person in my circle of friends with such an eclectic taste in music. I grew up on Motown primarily, then I heard of a dude named Jimi Hendrix. Boom!! I was done. Due to listening to his style of music (which in my opinion is hard to define) I was able to branch out and give other types of music a try. Although my typical go to is mainly jazz and r&b, my faves are all over the map. And btw, I have to rank my favorites by the criteria of "listenability" or, can I listen to the whole album without skipping a single tune? Here they go in no particular order. 1 Electric Ladyland Jimi Hendrix 2 Axis Bold as Love Jimi Hendrix 3 Band of Gypsies Band of Gypsies 4 Portraits of Duke Ellington Joe Pass 5 School Days Stanley Clarke 6 Romantic Warrior Return tn Forever 7 Tenderly George Benson 8 Look to the Rainbow Al Jarreau 9 California Dreaming Wes Montgomery 10 Duke Ellington/John Coltrane Duke Ellington & John Coltrane. That's my list. Guitar heavy I know, but it's my favorite instrument. I have more but you said 10 Lol.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Thank you very much for subscribing to my channel 😀. I appreciate that you took the time to watch my video and post your comments. Your list is awesome 👌 👏 👍.

[@mr.jazzfusionhiphop1298]

In no special order: Curtis Mayfield - Superfly James Brown - Sex Machine Jimi Hendrix - Band Of Gypsy 's Sly & The Family Stone - Greatest Hits Weather Report - Mysterious Traveler Return To Forever - Hymn Of The Seventh Galaxy Miles Davis - Bitches Brew Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters Pink Floyd - The Dark Sky Of The Moon King Crimson - Larks Tongue In Aspect

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

That's a solid list for sure 👌 👏 👍 💯 🎶

[@roberttaylor2035]

Dr. Buzzard's debut is an enduring classic as is the follow up "Meets King Pennett (which I like even better). My list would include - David Sylvian - Brilliant Trees, Rickie Lee Jones - Pirates, Sylvester Living Proof, Prince - Under the Cherry Moon, Dione Warwick Aquarela Do Brasil, Rufus ft. Chaka Khan - Ask Rufus, Isaac Hayes - Black Moses and Diana Ross - Lady Sings the Blues

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

If that follow up album is better, I'm definitely going to give it a listen to ✌️

[@roberttaylor2035]

@@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews Its a more mature record - takes more chances musically and builds on the sound of the debut album. Corey is in great form -kzbin.info/www/bejne/gorFdWOjorSJitU

[@61hink]

I'm not good at making lists. I think "A Love Supreme" would make it - Part II: Redemption is probably my all-time favorite jazz song. That or "Moanin'" by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. Jeff Beck - "Blow by Blow" would also make my list.

[@Spike-w5o]

Van Morrison Astral Weeks

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

👏 👍 🎶....fantastic album 👌

[@Spike-w5o]

Miles Davis WATER BABIES,ON THE CORNER,JACK JOHNSON SESSIONS.

[@michaelmaurer6923]

DEVO - "New Traditionalists" (1981) The Kaygee's - "Keep On Bumpin' & Masterplan" (1974) Hubert Laws - "Afro-Classic" (1970) Manfred Mann's Earth Band - "Chance" (1980) Sad Cafe - "Misplaced Ideals" (1978) Ambrosia - "Life Beyond L.A." (1978) Quincy Jones - "I Heard That!!" (1976) Steely Dan - "The Royal Scam" (1976) Rupert Holmes - "Partners in Crime" (1979) Katy Perry - "Witness" (2017) Bananarama - "True Confessions" (1986) Little River Band - "Sleeper Catcher" (1978) Eddie Kendricks - "Goin' Up in Smoke" (1976)

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Props to your great list with variety 👏 👌 👍

[@Spike-w5o]

John Coltrane Live the VILLAGE VANGAURD

[@Spike-w5o]

Grant Green live in France

[@Scott19-71]

Do you have any Elvis presley Vinyls by chance??

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

Maybe two or three albums

[@GordonLF]

It makes me wonder the kind of experiences you went through that made you fall for the kistch of Rod McKuen or the banality of Longet's singing. We share something.

[@kennysaudiophilerecordreviews]

😊😁

[@Spike-w5o]

Miles Davis AURA

[@therealestatecornerwithsha6487]

Ship Ahoy Ojays Sly greatest hits Stevie Wonder talking book Tower of power back oakland Earth wind fire live War live Rachelle Farrell live in Montreux Ohio players skin tight Michael jackson off the wall Prince purple rain No special order Rick james ghetto life - Mary Jane All of Qunicy jones

[@Spike-w5o]

Charlie Mingus ah um ?

[@Dave30867]

🤣🤣🤣🤔👍okayyyy If you do not listen to an album every week you wasted your money .