Sunday Morning Coffee

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 My wife and I have listened to an album from Chip Davis of American Gramophone fame called Sunday Morning Coffee.  The album was produced in the early 90’s, I believe, and I have it in my CD collection but listen now on YouTube.  I’m sure Spotify has it but I haven’t gotten around to make too many playlists, but I haven’t done that one, but on Spotify I can listen without commercial interruption.  

My wife and I both have found relaxing on a Sunday morning the best time of the week.  And listening to New Age music while sipping a hot cup of coffee is the best way to spend a Sunday morning.  Sure we could be going to church or doing other things, but listening to quiet music while drinking coffee is the best way to spend a Sunday morning.    

I saw this album on a CD rack in a store and I already had several of his Fresh Aire albums and it was the cover that attracted my attention plus the name of the album.  It pictures two coffee cups filled with hot black coffee and I thought the photography was well done.  

There are classical numbers on the album but I was already familiar with his Christmas album and thought it just looked like a great album.  Sunday mornings are the only time I listen to the album.  It just sets the tone for the week.  I can’t go wrong listening to the album and smoking my Nording Angel pipe with smooth English and drinking a hot cup of Blue Bottle coffee.  It all makes for a near perfect Sunday morning.  Thank you for your time and Peace to each one of you.

Dave

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