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Nat Adderley Jr Trio, Took So Long was released on October 14, 2025. "Nat Adderley Jr., renowned pianist, keyboardist, composer, musical director and arranger, steps into the spotlight with Took So Long, his first album as a leader. Best known for his four decades shaping the music of Luther Vandross, Adderley now steps out front with a trio project." You can read the rest of the review here...

Lauren Scales, Many Rivers was released on July 25, 2025 "Many Rivers is the effervescent trio debut from vocalist Lauren Scales, saxophonist Mike Flanagan, and pianist Chris Grasso — three acclaimed artists from divergent backgrounds united by creative chemistry. Due August 8 on Truth Revolution Recording Collective, the album features a soul-stirring program of seven covers and two originals by Scales, brought to life with support from Grammy-winning bassist Luques Curtis and first-call drummers Richie Barshay and Grammy-nominee Charles" You can read the rest of the review here...

I like this song.

Thanks for adding me to the group. I am a long time Carver owner. Bought my first Carver in the early 90s, a TFM-25. Since then I have had a HR-752, and currently have a M1.0t, M1.5t, Sunfire Cinema Grand, CT-24, CT-7, and a C5.

Alice Cooper Billion Dollar Babies

Divine Matrix, Music for Space Travel (album)

Completed 6 straight hours of live Grateful Dead from the Europe 1972 tour on Tidal and it still wasn't enough. Seriously good solos by Jerry in this version of Goin' down the road feelin' bad.

ELP Emerson Lake and Palmer TARKUS (FULL Album 1971 Remastered)

Joe Bonamassa, Breakthrough was released on July 18, 2025. "Produced by longtime collaborator Kevin Shirley (Iron Maiden, Journey, The Black Crowes), Breakthrough was recorded across Los Angeles, Nashville, and Greece. It captures Bonamassa at his most fearless, venturing beyond his blues roots and leaning fully into a wide-open palette of sound and story. From Texas swing and singer-songwriter intimacy to swaggering rock and funky soul, the album brings together everything he’s honed over more than 50 releases." You can read the rest of the review here...