80 mixes with songs by “Hank Mobley”

happy hour is long over with, conversations came and went, cocktails were refreshed, cigarettes were shared, and now it's last call and there's nobody in the bar but you and the jukebox.

11 tracks from 1948 through 1969 - from the high spirits of bop all the way down to ballads that bleed your soul blue.

music by James Moody, Billie Holiday, Gil Evans & others

Nine tracks including songs by John Coltrane, Lee Morgan, and Miles Davis.

Even though Buttermilk Channel is all the way on the other side of Brooklyn, it's still one of my top spots to eat at in Brooklyn. Love that place. Here's to you Buttermilk.

Gerry Mulligan, Horace Silver, Keith Jarrett and others

14 of my favourite jazz sax players

It's been a bad news day (teen suicides, gop nonsense, racism and etc) so I'm listening to some of my favorite music to escape. Join me?

There's nothing (NOTHING) like a hot brunette. They're both sexy and smart. Together that equals sultry and that is AWESOME!

The title makes up in specificity what it lacks in evocative poesy. I've tried to avoid most of the obvious tracks (classics, either by virtue of being classics, or by virtue of being played an awful lot.) What remains is, I hope, some sense of the continuing magic of Blue Note Records during its finest phase.

Some timeless Blue Note recordings including music by Andrew Hill, Big John Patton, and Bill Charlap & Sandy Stewart. Not bad for my 150th 8track mix huh? Haha.

A good selection of tracks for those who have an interest in Jazz but don't know where to begin.

i steps into the realms of Jazz

It starts with the simple question "would you care to come upstairs for a nightcap?" And then...