Jethro Tull ~ Broadsword and the Beast

never heard of that album! What year was it released? My favorite is 'Aqualung'. Also 'Thick as a Brick'. Never listened to much Tull before or after those albums.
Thanks for the info

Rick in Lutz, Fl.

Procol Harem - A Whiter Shade Of Pale....

Steely Dan - Negative Girl

Michael Penn - Mr. Hollywood Jr.,1947....

Starcastle - S/T

With the Beatles / the Beatles.
before this a cd-r left in a cdplayer i got at a thrift "boy bands" wasn't too bad. go figure

Meet the Beatles mqqr rhw vwDLWA YwH RHW 'WWriwa

Meet the Beatles mqqr rhw vwDLWA YwH RHW 'WWriwa
I was thinking of getting that one.

Asmegin - Hin Vordende Sod & Sø
Yet another very very good Norwegian folk metal album. I need a real copy of this one.


Carl

Buddy Rich~Playtime

A little something to play loud before heading to work:

Tool - Lateralus

Pink Floyd - One of My Turns
Bryan Ferry - Sensation
Semisonic - Sunshine & Chocolate
David Benoit - Kei's Song
Lightnin' Hopkins - Trouble In mind
Outkast - PJ & Rooster
Soul Central - Strings Of Life
Eric Shultz - I Remember Albert
Thursday Diva - Ty's Move
Fabric 18 - Baby Mamoth / Elephunk

Lou Reed - Live In Italy

FM-WLKK Buffalo

Bob Smith Band - Fatty's BBQ
The Ventures - Slaughter On Tenth Ave.
No Doubt - World Go 'Round
Prozzak - Monday Morning
Madonna - Into The Groove
The Fixx - Treasure It
Jackson Browne - Love Needs A Heart
Cymande - Bra
Van Halen - Intruder
B.B. King - Since I Met You Baby

Rush ~ Moving Pictures

Norah Jones-Feels like home followed by Van Morrison-Moondance

Fillmore West 1969-------Gratefull Dead :smoke:

This one is special. I just ran into it at the store and was blown away. It is a smaller collection (3 Disc's) of previously released material. If in any way you have enjoyed this type of music you will need to purchase this release. :yes:
Awesome stuff

Hellwood --- Chainsaw of Life

Dinosaur Jr. - Green Mind

Ann Peebles - I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down

Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush~World Anthem

Kickin' Ass With, The Who - Live At Leeds....

Dream Theatre - Octavarium

John Doe - Meet John Doe

Porcupine Tree - In Absentia....

Pink Floyd~Animals

Rush~2112

Rush~Farewell to Kings

First in today- Bob Dylan~ Infidels- passed over genius with Sly & Robbie

Garageland - Last Exit To Garageland

Lord Of The Ages by Magna Carta

J Mascis & The Fog - More Light

Randall Bramblett --- Thin Places

By request, I'm playing The Who's new album again today, as well as some other Who, and some Pete Townshend stuff all day on Unity Radio.
:D

Angel Tears-Vol.2

Steely Dan~Aja

alan parsons project - eve.

Murray Attaway --- In Thrall

Red Garland - Red Garland's Piano

Red Garland, piano; Paul Chambers, bass; Arthur Taylor, drums.

Recorded March 22 & December 14, 1956.

Lee Ritenour~Captain Fingers

The Morlocks - Teenage Head

Strated off with Arkona - Lepta (Might), now
Dave Brubeck Quartet - Monterrey Jazz Fest '06


Carl

Miles Davis - "Lost Quintet"

Miles Davis, trumpet; Wayne Shorter, tenor and soprano sax; Chick Corea, electric piano; Dave Holland, bass; Jack DeJohnette, drums and marimba.

Rotterdam, The Netherlands, November 9, 1969.

Bob Seger~Night Moves

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers

Rotterdam, The Netherlands, October 25, 1968
Copenhagen, Denmark, October 29, 1968

Bill Hardman, trumpet; Julian Priester, trombone; Billy Harper, tenor sax; Ronnie Matthews, piano; Lawrence Evans, bass; Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, Sonny Murray, drums.

Clifford Brown - Jazz Immortal
Pacific Jazz/RVG 2001 remaster


Carl

TVZ - Live at the Old Quarter
disk2


Carl

Lumsk - Troll


Carl

The Best of The Lettermen

Donald Fagen - Morph the Cat

Tristania - Midwinter Tears/Angina



Carl

Kenny Burrell - Newport ('59)


Carl

Marc Johnson
Shades of Jade

Joe Lovano tenor saxophone
John Scofield guitar
Eliane Elias piano
Marc Johnson double-bass
Joey Baron drums
Alain Mallet organ

ECM 1894

Caravan - Waterloo Lily

Sonny Rollins With The Modern Jazz Quartet....

Stone Poneys~Stone Poneys

Jackie McLean - 4,5,& 6....

Kenny Dorham - Quiet Kenny....

Stone Poneys~Evergreen Vol 2

Hampton Hawes - For Real....

Donald Byrd - Byrd In Flight....

Lind Ronstadt~Simple Dreams
Just having a Linda kind of a night I guess

Folkearth - A Nordic Poem


Carl

Loretta Lynn - Van Lear Rose

Rouch Bros. --- Big Load

Clifford Brown - The Complete Blue Note and Pacific Jazz Recordings

Disc 1

M.Ward ~ Post-War

The best of the Allman Brothers Band.

Rush ~ Signals
Rush ~ Permanent Waves
Blackmore's Night ~ The Village Lanterne

Brownie - Blue Note and Pacific Jazz Recordings

Disc 2

Suite in E Minor, S. 966
J.S. Bach

Dave Townsend, English Concertina

Finished up that Brownie box set (discs 3 & 4) while the forums were down.

Playing now.....

Outerstar - s/t

Bach's Suites for Solo Cello played by Starker on a Mercury SACD.

Music to design nuclear power plants to....

Squeeze - Cool For Cats (1977, A&M)

So far today

Push on through / Jobe

my AC/DC album (that i cannot find, now, and just played it an hour ago)

Timespace / Stevie Nicks

Live at the BBC / the Beatles. Disc one.

Euphoria - Precious Time

Starcastle - Fountains of Light

Hellwood~Chainsaw of Life

Handsome Family~ Through The Trees

Uriah Heep - King Biscuit Flower Hour


Carl

Lucinda Williams - Alternate version of Car Wheels Down A Gravel Road

Mountain Goats~ The Sunset Tree

AKUS - Lonely Runs Both Ways (2004, Rounder)

Pete's folk sampler.
This is a cd Dave918 compiled and sent to me. Not what I expected, and the tunes are pretty darn good. Don't know who the performers are, but what I've heard they're good.

Dave Weckyl - Heads Up

Larry Coryell - Offering

John Fahey - America

Lucinda Williams - Alternate version of Car Wheels Down A Gravel Road

I just picked that up recently,and I think its an excellent CD....:music:

The Paul Simon Collection:smoke:

Cannonball Adderly With Bill Evans - Know What I Mean....

Lo Jai
Musiques Traditionnelles du Limousin

Revolum

The Hampton Hawes Trio - Volume I....

Mountain Goats - Tallahasse

Gate - Iselilja

I finally got me a copy. I have never worked so hard to aquire an album before. I am happy! :)


Carl

Gate - Iselilja

I finally got me a copy. I have never worked so hard to aquire an album before. I am happy! :)


Carl
Sweden?





Ike Quebec - Blue & Sentimental....

I just picked that up recently,and I think its an excellent CD....:music:
"Sweet Old World" and "Essence" are essential too! :thmbsp:

"Sweet Old World" and "Essence" are essential too! :thmbsp:


Yup, Got 'em both:yes:

Sweden?

Norwegian group, I bought from an obscure Swedish record site Hotstuff (http://www.hotstuff.se/default.asp).
I must say it was an easy purchase with great service. I bought the 2 Gate
cd's they have for @50.USD total including registered mail. Not bad at all.


Carl

Flogging Molly - Swagger


Carl

Kim Mitchell - I Am A Wild Party

Lusk --- Free Mars

Uncle Tupelo "Anodyne"

In a John Lennon mood today....various stuff...

First off today,
The Pentangle - Basket Of Light


Carl

Listening to Rascal Flatts - Me and my Gang.

JD

A.R. & Machines - First LP

woke up with a haunting rhythm

Herbie Hancock - Shiftless Shuffle

David Grisman "Hot Dawg"

"Rondo Alla Turca, from Piano Sonata in A" Mozart
Also known as "The Tuna Fish Song" by Nino Greasmanelli :smoke:

Gratefull Dead-What a long Strange Trip It's Been (The Best of Disc I&II
The Cars Greatest Hits
Hern Alperts & The Tijuana Brass- Greatest Hits
Lorretta & Conway- The Definitive Collection

Built To Spill - Live

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Material
Memory Serves

Elektra Musician/Celluloid

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Liquid Liquid
"Successive Reflexes"

99 Records (45 rpm EP)

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Trance

Chris and Cosey
The Creative Technology Institute

LosLobos - The Ride....

Ron Sexsmith - Self-titled....

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Trance

Chris and Cosey
The Creative Technology Institute

Nice LP, but you already knew that I'd say this!!!

A true historic piece. I believe it to be the first techno album ever. Shortly thereafter folks started blending disco/house music with CTI-type techno...

Is that an original UK/USA release on Rough Trade? I am wondering if it comes with an insert. I have the Rough Trade original Japanese import pressing.

Silentium - Altum
JJ Johnson - The Emminant vol1
NP, Gov't Mule - Deep Elum


Carl

Prety conventional stuff tonight:

Steve Miller - Fly Like an Eagle (180g re-release)
Kansas - Point of Know Return

When kansas is done spinning, I might just switch over to jazz on the public radio station.

Bryan Ferry - The Bride Stripped Bare....

Sinead O'Connor - Faith and Courage

The Don Pullen George Adams Quartet --- Breakthrough

(album jacket has a label reading as follows:

Direct Metal Mastering
Digitally Remastered
Audiophile Edition
Premium Quality Vinyl)

Roxy Music - Siren (1975, Atco)
Bryan Ferry - In Your Mind (1977, Atlantic)

Ross --- S/T

(1974 album release on RSO Records)

The more I listen, the better he gets. Maybe it's the beer.
I have one album by Rory that I recorded about 10 years ago from CD to cassette. About 5 years ago I transferred it back to CD from the cassette. I never wrote the name of the album down. It starts with "I Ain't No Saint" and also has a live acoustic version of "Pistol Stompin' Blues", "As the Crow Flies", also a studio cut of "Calling Card", a live cut of "Bullfrog Blues", "Don't Start Me Talking", live acousic solo "Nothing But The Devil", and other songs, including a couple of great Blues-Rock instrumentals.
Well, I want to find the CD again but after searching the web I just can't find this particular CD of the dozens of Gallagher CD's I've checked out. The song titles aren't the same. Anybody out there know what CD I'm trying to find??? Man, I've spent hours matching titles and songs and no luck at all.

This album is just too good not to have in my collection at CD quality. The CD copy of the cassette is okay, but just don't quite make it. Rory is one of the best blues/rock guitarists I haven't discovered yet. Although I've listened to this album on and off for about 10 years it just hadn't hit me really hard until recently. I'm blown away!
I like bluesmen like Walter Trout, Gary Moore, Danny Gatton, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray, Duane Allman. Especially the LIVE STUFF!!

If you have this CD I'm sure you know just how impressive this musician is. Somebody out there knows what I'm trying to find. I'd appreciate any help.
My next CD purchase will be "Big Guns".

Thanks in advance!
Rick in Lutz, Fl.

Is that an original UK/USA release on Rough Trade? I am wondering if it comes with an insert. I have the Rough Trade original Japanese import pressing.

Original UK Rough Trade release (#44), purchased at Waterloo Records in Austin (IIRC). No insert, however.

Yeah, good stuff. :yes:

Jump back : the best of the Rolling Stones / Rolling Stones.

2nd Hour of Jelly Pudding Recorded on 11.19:

Larry Raspberry Dixie Diner
Brian Protheroe Cherry Pie
Beatles Savoy Truffle
Charlie Parker Salt Peanuts
Hot Tuna Keep On Truckin'
Foghat Chareau Lafitte '59 Boogie
Procol Harum Whiskey Train
Hoyt Axton Lightning Bar Blues
Doors Shaman's Blues
Neil Young Are You Ready For The Country
Mason Proffit Two Hangmen

Time to wake the wife and brood - I think 9 o'clock on the dial should do it.


Mr. Guthrie - Alice's Restaurant

Dramarama - Box Office Bomb

Our Lady Peace - Imagine
Solu Music feat. Kimblee - Fade (Eric Kupper Remix)
Elvis Presley - Way Down
Sam Cooke - Tennessee Waltz
Jimmy Giuffre - Careful
John Barry - Theme From 'Midnight Cowboy'
Community pres. Fonda Rae - Over Like A Fat Rat (Jazz N Groove Mix)
Stanley Clarke - My Love, Her Inspiration
Eva Cassidy - Over The Rainbow
Earth Wind & Fire - Got To Get You Into My Life

Started off with Pavarotti's Verdi and Donizetti arias on a London pressing.
Have moved on to Queen's, 'A Night at the Opera' on a DCC pressing.
Will decide what is next when I flip the Queen.

Wife has gone over to the daughter's while I finish up the bird. Doesn't need much attention while in the oven, so a good time to rock-out. :yes:

Moved on to 'The Modern Jazz Quartet' on an MFSL pressing.

Am really enjoying the sound from the tubed phono stage. :yes: Does very good things with vibes, and other instruments that can create high levels of sibilance.

Think I'll play Lyle Lovett - Step Inside This House. One of my all time fav. albums, introduced to me by Opt80 a few years back.


The most mercurial of Texas singer/songwriters, Lyle Lovett has assembled a two-disc homage to mentors and fellow travelers--a homecoming of mixed emotions and uneven meditations on Texas land and soul. The first disc is the most spacious--including songs by Vince Bell, Guy Clark, Robert Earl Keen, and Michael Martin Murphy--while the second concentrates on Walter Hyatt and Townes Van Zandt (who died in 1996 and 1997 respectively). The meticulous and mostly acoustic layering of dobro, steel guitar, and piano sonically celebrates Lovett's Lone Star roots; his band even jaunts into western swing on Walter Hyatt's "Teach Me About Love." And Lovett's voice sounds warmly weathered with the respect and affection he has for the material. But the material is perplexing. Eric Taylor's "Memphis Midnight/Memphis Morning" never drives home its lonely impressions; selections from David Rodriguez and Willis Allen Ramsey never draw from the depth of those writers' imaginations (at least "Sleepwalking" is a rarity in Ramsey's small but legendary catalogue); and Steve Fromholz's "Texas Trilogy" never transcends aimless local color. But the two traditional pieces, "More Pretty Girls Than One" and "Texas River Song," number among the album's finest surprises. A similar grace and clarity animates both the title track--one of Guy Clark's most lambent but unrecorded compositions--and two of Van Zandt's greatest mysteries: "Highway Kind" and "Flying Shoes."

JD

Still one of my all time favorites

Alan

Louis Armstrong - Solitude
Eric Marienthal - Hustlin'
Los Lobos - Tony y Maria
Woody Herman - Tunin' In
Vince Guaraldi - Pebble Beach
Rolling Stones - Start Me Up
Joe Satriani - Oriental Melody
Jonny Lang - Cherry Red Wine
John Scofield - Beep Beep
Harry Connick, Jr. - Joe Slam and the Spaceship

Think I'll play Lyle Lovett - Step Inside This House. One of my all time fav. albums, introduced to me by Opt80 a few years back

JD

Thanks for the reminder to get this!

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Mass, for double chorus
Frank Martin

Ariel Songs (5), for chorus


Cinq rechants, for 12 voices, I/31
Olivier Messiaen

O sacrum convivium!, for voices, I/18

After about an hour of the college FM station, I've cleaned the Hotel California ceedee that I found at a thrift. Thing looks like someone rollerbladed on it.
When I tried it the other day it would not behave. So far all is good.

Spoke too soon. Track 3 went haywire.
Whelppers, so did track 4.
This one may be headed to the trash can.

Shadowland - The Beauty Of Escaping

War / U2.

patti smith - wave

Had to start the day with Arlo Guthrie, it's tradition here:thmbsp:

Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds - Jimi Thing (Live)
Thom Rotella - Best Friends
Rush - Cut To The Chase
Leo Kottke - Busted Bicycle
Dave Weckl - Hard-Wired
Tommy Dorsey - You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby
Soul System - Real Love
Harry Connick, Jr. - Easy for You to Say
Charlie Musselwhite - Brownsville Blues
Bonnie Raitt - Dimming Of The Day

Gene Pitney-Greatest Hits
Merle Travis-Hot Pickin

Rush ~ Roll the Bones

a couple of albums later,
Escape / by Journey.
Had a Laura Branigan album in there, too

Had to start the day with Arlo Guthrie, it's tradition here:thmbsp:

What time you gonna massacree that turkee? :)

Any Trouble - Girls Are Always Right

Shadowland - The Beauty Of Escaping

Wow! I thought I was the only one in the world with that album :thmbsp:

The Who - Endless Wire

Cassette, Tori Amos Boys for Pele and Tears for Fears Seeds of Love. Had just cleaned the Basic C2 for a dropped channel and all seems well now. Joy joy happy happy

I have been trying to clean the Kenwood Basic C2 that was only giving me one channel output with cassette tapes.
Well, happy happy joy joy it is working great, now.
The Basic C2 is an excellent 1984-90 preamp that was a huge bargain new and remains a great overlooked bargain today. Great all round, it featured an exceptional phono section.
U2 sounds superb in dolby s and metal tape. just doesn't get any better in analog format.

Oh, yeah, the tape is a U2 comp. I really like those Irish rock bands, U2, the Cardigans, Corrs etc.

Wow! I thought I was the only one in the world with that album :thmbsp:

it's actually pretty good. i had bought it a long time ago and never really played it until recently. i had given up on vinyl for years until i finally got the pieces in place to record to my pc

Disintegration / the Cure.

.....
Oh, yeah, the tape is a U2 comp. I really like those Irish rock bands, U2, the Cardigans, Corrs etc.
Err.... Just thought I should mention that The Cardigans are Swedish, FWIW.
(we are talking Love Fool, My Favorite Game etc, aren't we?).

- Richard B.

Talking Heads
The Stranglers

The Flower Kings - Adam and Eve

Well, hmmm, probably meant the Cranberries I guess.

Humble Pie - Boston Music Hall 17 Sept 72



Carl

J.J. Cale - To Tulsa and Back

Back to system #1.
Kihntinued / Greg Kihn Band

CCR - Cosmos Factory

Steve Earle - Transcendental Blues

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Rearview Mirror
Townes Van Zandt

Sugar Hill reissue

Grand Funk-Capitol Collectors series
Gordon Lightfoot-Gordies Gold

To our children's children's children / the Moody Blues.

Steve Wynn and the Miracle 3 - Here Come The Miracles

I can't wait, he'll be in town next weekend

Therion - Sirius B

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Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall

Blue Note

(...and a tip of the hat to The Voice of America)

Still alive and well / Johnny Winter.

In the heat of the night / Pat Benatar.

Eichenschild - Auf Gedeih und Verderb



Carl

Therion - Lumeria

Therion - Lumeria
Good man! I will play that in a bit later. :)


The Beatles - Love
Found me a free mp3 to try out.



Carl

Therion - Lumeria
What he said.


Carl

Atomic Rooster - Made In England
oldies time


Carl

Leo Kottke - Ice Water

Ondar and Pena - Genghis Blues

Cibelle - The Shine Of Dried Electric Leaves (one of the few albums of 2006 that has made it into semi regular rotation among 3000 albums)

Tony Joe White's Greatest Hits...nothing like a little swamp music to get your day started.

Schifrin Lalo - Maria
Metallica - Trapped Under Ice
Louis Armstrong - Thanks a Million
Odyssey Band - Little Red House
Bud Powell - Un Poco Loco
Los Lobos - Some Say, Some Do
Amos Lee - Supply and Demand
Quincy Jones - Setembro (Brazilian Wedding Song)
Joel Palsson - Hland fyrir hjartad
Frequency - The Tortoise

ELO - A New World Record (1976, United Artists)

The Gourds --- Ghosts of Hallelujah

Tony Joe White's Greatest Hits...nothing like a little swamp music to get your day started.

I listened to this the other day, just found on ebay, Great songs

Keb' Mo'-Big Wide Grin
James Brown 40th Anniversary best of collection

Hothouse Flowers - People

Kamelot - One Cold Winters Night (promo/demo)
2 disk live album that is on the way


Carl

Dave Matthews Band - Under the Table and Dreaming

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At Shelly's Manne-Hole
Bill Evans

Riverside (1963)

Dumptruck - Positively

SANTANA - I, II (Abraxas), III (1969, 1970, 1971 Columbia)

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At Shelly's Manne-Hole
Bill Evans

Riverside (1963)

Good Stuff:yes:



Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Eric Clapton.Some great old tunes on this comp.....

Collected / Massive Attack.

Elvis Costello - Armed Forces....

Golden legends / the Everly Brothers.

Madonna - Music

Gate - Iselilja


Carl

The Beatles - Abbey Road....

The Walkabouts - New West motel

Porcupine Tree - In Absentia....

Diana King - Slow Rush
Quincy Jones - Setembro (Brazilian Wedding Song)
Dave Weckl - Just An Illusion
Dusted - Always Remember To Respect And Honour Your Mother t One (Deep Dish Loves Their Motha Remix)
Tyrone Brown - Her Majesties Danze
Joe Satriani - The Journey
Bennie Wallace - So In Love
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Willie the Wimp (Live)
System of a Down - Soldier Side - Intro
Amos Lee - The Wind

Just finished Meet the Beatles.
NP Wide awake in dreamland / Pat Benatar.

John Mayer Trio - I Got A Woman

Quicksilver Messenger Service
Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA
11/5/66 Sets I & II

In the mood for a great old QMS show. :)



Carl

LIVE Under a blood red sky / U2

Steely Dan Gold - through the MX-110. :banana:

Murray

Seems as that was entirely too cool :smoke: We'll have another! From one of the best original of the "original" (with Jim Murray) group shows to one of the last worth seeing.
QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE
GRATEFUL DEAD BUST BENEFIT
WINTERLAND,S.F. FEB.23,1970

1-BILL GRAHAM INTRO
2-FRESH AIR
3-MONA
4-GOLD AND SILVER
5-MOJO
6-SUBWAY
7-EDWARD THE MAD SHIRT GRINDER
8-/PRIDE OF MAN


Carl

Dave Brubeck Quartet ~ Park Avenue South :thmbsp:

-j

Korplikaani - Spirit Of The Forest


Carl

Garageland - Last Exit To Garageland

One from the library and sounds very nice.
Let love in / Goo Goo Dolls.

Streetwalkers --- Downtown Flyers

Steve Miller Band - Number 5

Jack Bruce --- Harmony Row

The Kinks -- Muswell Hillbilly

John Coltrane Quartet ~ Ballads on Impulse

-j

Dave Holland Quintet - Critical Mass

New album from this most excellent jazz ensemble. Large or small, these guys get it done.

Cheers

Dave Holland Quintet - Critical Mass

New album from this most excellent jazz ensemble. Large or small, these guys get it done.

Cheers

I'll have to check it out...Thanks!

N.P. -- Dave Brubeck ~ Two Generations of Brubeck

-j

Teddy Wilson - I'll See You In My Dreams
Terry Gibbs - Kazochok (Russian Dance)
Metallica - The Call Of Ktulu
Dave Weckl Band - A Simple Prayer
The Matt Savage Trio - Waltz For Mom
Madeleine Peyroux - Dreamland
Joel Palsson - Bacbankar
Avril Lavigne - I'm with You
Ann Consuelo - See The Day (StoneBridge Mix)
Diana Krall - 'Deed I Do

Leonard Cohen ~ Songs From A Room

-j

O.G.C. - The Storm

Charles Lloyd - Hyperion With Higgins

Recorded during the 'Water Is Wide' sessions, this album was originally dedicated to Ann Higgins, Billy Higgins mother. But before they could get this out, Billy himself passed away. Charles then decided to dedicate this album to Billy.

Charles Lloyd, tenor sax; John Abercrombie, guitar; Brad Mehldau, piano; Larry Grenadier, bass; Billy Higgins, drums.

Excellent album.

Townes Van Zandt ~ Absolutely Nothing

-j

Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette - Inside Out

Recorded live at Royal Festival Hall, London, July 26 & 28, 2000.

On ECM.

Danny Carnahan and Robin Petrie --- Cut and Run

Features Richard Thompson on three songs, plus Henry Kaiser with Richard on one of these.

Danny Carnahan and Robin Petrie --- Cut and Run

Features Richard Thompson on three songs, plus Henry Kaiser with Richard on one of these.


Sounds interesting to me...on the list.

J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton- The Road to Escondido. They seem to bring out the best in each other. It's the first time I've heard Clapton sound this "into it" in a long time.

Paul Weller - As Is Now

The Beatles - Anthology II (Apple) Has the rough mixes of "W.C. Fields Forever" and "Denny Laine". ;)

Lonnie Johnson - Rambler's Blues



Carl

Marshall Tucker Band, "Long, Hard Ride"

Plant and Page - No Quarter

Nazareth - Hair of The Dog

Back at home now...

Damien Rice ~ 9

-j

Marshall Tucker Band, "Long, Hard Ride"

My first LP of Marshall Tucker, I bought it solely on the covers artwork. Just so much power in the picture.

Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette - Inside Out

Recorded live at Royal Festival Hall, London, July 26 & 28, 2000.

On ECM.

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The Out-of-Towners
Keith Jarrett, piano
Jack DeJohnette, drums
Gary Peacock, double-bass

ECM


Recorded live at State Opera, Munchen, July 28, 2001.


Thanks! :thmbsp:

Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder


Mother's Only Sleeping:tears:

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Damn The Torpedos

Galactic - Ruckus

Dave Brubeck Quartet --- Jazz Impressions of New York ... Columbia CS 9075

John

Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life - lp - I just got this one, its good, real good! :music: :thmbsp:

Barbara Montgomery ~ Little Sunflower

-j

The Art Blakey Quartet - A Jazz Message....

Beat the Retreat - Songs by Richard Thompson

REM, Dinosaur Jr., Bonnie Raitt, Graham Parker, Five Blind Boys of Alabama, and others ...

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The Nihilist Spasm Band
Vol. 2

Recorded live, February 4, 1978.

Music Gallery Editions

Fotheringay - Live At The BBC 1970


Carl

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Maria Muldaur
Maria Muldaur

Reprise

Beat the Retreat - Songs by Richard Thompson


That's got a couple of good covers on it. :thmbsp:

Jean-Luc Ponty - Imaginary Voyage....