I know its been a while between episodes and posts. I haven’t had access to turntables regularly but am sorting that out at the moment…

Some interesting things ive dug online of late….

Im really excited about this documentry about Teo Macero.

info from Play that Teo

Teo Macero is the legendary producer of some of the greatest albums ever recorded. From the Miles Davis masterpiece, Kind of Blue — ranked #12 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time — to Dave Brubeck’s Time Out, Simon & Garfunkel’s The Graduate soundtrack, and the Original Cast Album of A Chorus Line, Teo has made history with his uncompromising attitude and groundbreaking recording innovations.

With a career spanning over 50 years, including 30 years at Columbia Records, 3000 albums, 99 recordings with Miles Davis, and 25 Gold and Platinum albums, Teo’s discography ranges from Jazz to Classical to Broadway to Rock, and includes Charles Mingus, Thelonious Monk, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Leonard Bernstein, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, The Who, and DJ Logic, among others.

Featuring artist interviews, personal photos, archival footage, never-before-seen recording sessions, and a behind-the-scenes look at the person behind the persona, PLAY THAT, TEO is a revealing portrait of this prolific, irascible, iconoclastic genius.

ive also really been enjoying the reviews and excellent podcasts from the guys over at bleep 43 some quality electronica right there!

Stay tuned for some new sounds to hit the airwaves shortly … and thanks for all the emails about the show. im chuffed to hear that people are bumping the ‘cast from as far as Turkey, Hong Kong, France and Germany!

peace

drox