What an awesome listen, for those who care.

I played some Billy Idol stuff, because in my better/earlier days, I would karaoke to him. I like him and his bandmates. Enjoyed the listen. But THEN, I played Nardia (most here should know, it has been a reference track, for years).

I sometimes wonder is confusion an objective or does it just happen naturally. When you talk about billy idol then immediately switch the conversation to another artist without indicating you’re doing so, and on top of it all you misspell the track name to throw everyone off. Also, how would most here know what your reference tracks are? What are you some sort of a celebrity here? 

 

Not to be confused with 'Nardis' performed by Mark Johnson on album Overpass.

Yes, I typed an "a" instead of an "s". Big mistake on my part. I usually participate from my laptop but used my phone. If I stated Nardis initially, I believe most here would have guessed, as it is wonderfully recorded, and a reference track for many. Thank you all for your corrections and criticism. I apology to all. There are quite a number of "Nardis" recordings out there, and besides my incorrect spelling, I should have been more specific right up front. @grantgg, thank you for the heads up on Mark Johnson. @audphile1, I suppose I am, so thank you for taking notice. My best to all. MrD.

Lol

Nardis from the Larry Coryell and Miroslav Vitous album is a great version and a reference quality track as well. Or the Bill Evans version which is the original if I’m not mistaken, although the rumor has it that Miles Davis wrote it. 

PB does an awesome job covering it that’s for sure.