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JEWELLS AND BINOCULARS - Dark Eyes (2001)
Today is the first jazz day. I have listened to quite a lot of Jazz Dylan covers over the last few weeks so here are my first two choices. The first is by Jewells and Binoculars and as the name suggests they are very into covering Dylan. The take of Dark Eyes is taken from their album The Music of Bob Dylan (2001) and is pretty good. There are quite a few live cuts by JAB going the rounds if you want some more.
The second take is by Marty Ehrhich's and is from the album Soujourn (1999). If you are partial to a bit of woodwind and stuff like that, then this is for you.
Although both are instrumentals they are just fabulous.
Today is the first jazz day. I have listened to quite a lot of Jazz Dylan covers over the last few weeks so here are my first two choices. The first is by Jewells and Binoculars and as the name suggests they are very into covering Dylan. The take of Dark Eyes is taken from their album The Music of Bob Dylan (2001) and is pretty good. There are quite a few live cuts by JAB going the rounds if you want some more.
The second take is by Marty Ehrhich's and is from the album Soujourn (1999). If you are partial to a bit of woodwind and stuff like that, then this is for you.
Although both are instrumentals they are just fabulous.
MARTY EHRHICH - Blind Willie McTell (1999)
DYLAN COVERS #106 Marty Ehrhlich - Blind Willie McTell/Jewells and Binoculars - Dark Eyes
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4 comments
Tulis commentsThanks for posting Blind Willie McTell but it is from Marty Ehrlich's wonderful solo record Sojourn ( not Dark Wood Ensemble another of his outfits) -- it's a duet with the ubiquitous Marc Ribot on guitar
ReplyAnon - Of course you are correct 'Sojourn' is under his name only. Thanks for taking the time to call. I have updated/Old Pa
ReplyBoth of these are totally surprising delights and utterly spiffing. Who'd have thought that Bob's TUNES could work so well without the words? More please!
ReplyI'm with the good Mr Bear all the way, these are both excellent. I definitely need to hear more from Jewels & Binoculars.
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