Bill Cosby on drumming with Sonny Stitt
I know that feel, bill.
Back in the days when a man could kill on a show and light a cigar afterwards
Bill Cosby on drumming with Sonny Stitt
I know that feel, bill.
Back in the days when a man could kill on a show and light a cigar afterwards

Pioneering jazz drummer Max Roach was born on Jan. 10, 1924 in Newland, N.C., and grew up in Brooklyn, N.Y. Roach began playing in New York jazz clubs in the early 1940s. From those early days until his death in 2007, he never stopped creating and exploring new possibilities for jazz drumming.
In this installment of Take Five, we remember Roach with five recordings from his amazing body of work.
NPR Music threw up this dope selection of Max Roach cuts. Check it out.
Michael Franks - St Elmo’s Fire
Miles Davis - Lament
my lonely song.
If I ever make a film, the scene where the lonely protagonist sees a beautiful, happy couple, the theme from this song plays, and then quickly ends. Random. But it would work in the film.
Love this song. So beautiful.
JOHN FUCKING RILEY?
John Riley.
John fucking Riley. Played my drums. His drums.
I am playing John(fucking)Riley’s drums.
I lost it.
Little Red-Haired Girl / Pebble Beach - Wynton & Ellis Marsalis
grew up with this album as well. beautiful stuff.
npr:
Esperanza Spalding doesn’t do a lot of tweeting. She is lo-fi and low-key, the kind of person who relaxes by doing some laundry and cleaning at home, one place in the West Village, one in Austin, Tex. (via Baby’s Got Bass - NYTimes.com)
And if you missed it (or want to see it again), check out our Tiny Desk Concert with Esperanza. — Tanya Ballard Brown
(via nprmusic)
Nujabes | Reflection Eternal
First song I listened to once I learned of his passing.
I did cry.