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peach baobab cedar

Image: Pinamar.

What happened, happened once. So now it’s best in memory – an orange he sliced: the skin unbroken, then the knife, the chilled wedge lifted to my mouth, his mouth, the thin membrane between us, the exquisite orange, tongue, orange, my nakedness and his, the way he pushed my body against the fridge. Beside the stove we ate an orange. And there were purple flowers on the table. And we still had hours.

- Kim Addonizio, Stolen Moments.

Coleman Hawkins & Ben Webster
La rosita
Coleman Hawkins Encounters Ben Webster (1957)
Smokey & Miho
Consolação
The two ep’s (Os Afro Sambas / 2002)
Dexter Gordon
Love for Sale
Go! (1962)
Stanley TurrentineWave
Blue note plays Jobim (2005)
Caetano VelosoManhata
Livro (1999)
Gato BarbieriTupac Amaru
Fenix (Flying dutchman / 1971)

A second bossa-jazz playlist to be joined with my previous post: ‘plum bamboo pine‘. I have to note that most of the music on this two playlists comes from posts that squashed made around summer 2006 and got lost in the motel archives. The songs are too good to pass and lately they’ve been rather good companions for lonely summer evenings so I decided to bring them back from the grave and add a little bit from my collection to the mix.

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Category: Acoustic, Jazz

3 Responses

  1. The Fabulist says:

    A very nice listen.

  2. heyhey says:

    Just seeing the artist list I know this mix will be good. Definitely looking forward to giving this a spin at sunset.

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The song makes its imprint
in the air, making itself felt,
a felt world. Here, there,
the stunned silence

of knowing I will not remember
what I heard;

futures that will never happen,
a fluidity we cannot achieve
except as a child
creating possibility.

This is the untranslatable song
hidden in the earth.

-Untranslatable Song [1]