New Morning (Paris), September 20th 2011
Reggie Washington – Jef Lee Johnson – Gene Lake… Here are three musicians who, in fact, need no further introduction. Three musicians who, besides the fact that they’re all three extremely talented virtuosi, have two other things in common : they are exceptionally versatile and they count more musicians than non-musicians amongst their fans. For decades they have been too busy performing as sidemen with countless big names in studios as well as on all the biggest stages worldwide.
01- New afro blue (JP Bourelly)
02- Funk Elise (R. Washington)
03- Woody (R. Washington)
04- UT (R. Washington)
Total time : 49 minutes
Source : FM (TSF JazzLive) / Naimuniti / R-09HR / Audacity / Xact
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6 comments:
I have a question! What are M3U and CUE files and do I need to save them? Thankx!!
m3u files are playlist files - in other words if you want your media player to play all the files in the proper order then they are helpful.
cue files tell your CD writer when to start/stop for each song and album. If you burn CDs then I recommend using BURRRN it is free and very easy to use with CUE files (just associate -open with- cue files with BURRRN
-dave
m3u files are playlist files - in other words if you want your media player to play all the files in the proper order then they are helpful.
cue files tell your CD writer when to start/stop for each song and album. If you burn CDs then I recommend using BURRRN it is free and very easy to use with CUE files (just associate -open with- cue files with BURRRN
-dave
thanks,my brother's gonna love it!
Thanks, Dave. I use the Eufony program and all of the FLAC files just come up in a line to be played without the help of these other files. Just like they were MP3s on the Windows player. It doesn't recognize these file types nor will my computer open them. In fact, no program that I have yet found will use them in any way shape or form. I just didn't know if I needed to keep them for future use or something. Thanks for your help! And thanks for all the great stuff here, too.
Dave - NICE one. I have recently gotten into Jef Lee Johnson, who plays on this one, due to a Bob Dylan covers album that Jef Lee did that just tears it up.
Will be cool to hear OTHER stuff he's doing!
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