Willie Nile - Streets Of New York

Cruachan - Folk Lore

Willie Nile - Streets Of New York

Dunno if that will be yr cup o' tea, but for me it's :music: :beatnik:

Cruachan - Folk Lore

I love that album. What do you think?

Dunno if that will be yr cup o' tea, but for me it's :music: :beatnik:

I'm only 5 songs into it but so far it's pretty cool. Very Dylan-esque in spots especially track 4, "Back Home". For years I avoided Dylan and what a mistake that was. Anyway, I think this will be a keeper.

Cruachan - Folk Lore

I love that album. What do you think?

I like it a lot. This is my 3rd listen, the first time I've been able to pretty much sit and listen straight through; it is still growing on me, I think.

Ok, Dont yell at me or think I'm nuts.

The Partridge Family Greatest Hits. :music:

I'm only 5 songs into it but so far it's pretty cool. Very Dylan-esque in spots especially track 4, "Back Home". For years I avoided Dylan and what a mistake that was. Anyway, I think this will be a keeper.

Cell Phones Ringing (In The Pockets Of The Dead) is my current favorite song...

Ok, Dont yell at me or think I'm nuts.

The Partridge Family Greatest Hits. :music:

Moderator- ban this man imediately.

Morphine "Cure For Pain"
Treat Her Right "Tied To The Tracks"
Green Cards "Movin' On"

Fresh outta the mailbox: Wes Montgomery & The Wynton Kelly Trio - Smokin' At The Half Note....

John Prine ---- Fair and Square

Rickie Lee Jones - Self-titled.Still her best effort IMO....

Bryan Ferry - The Bride Stripped Bare....

Willie Nelson - The Red Headed Stranger.....

The Black Crowes "The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion"
Cuba Classics 2 "Dancing With The Enemy" Luaka Bop
The Blind Boys Of Alabama "Amazing Grace"

Donald Fagen - Morph The Cat

I sprung for the bonus edition which includes a separate DVD-A disc. Listening to the redbood disc since I'm still at work. Sounding fine so far.

Frank Zappa....Broadway The Hard Way

Buckwheat Zydeco - Menagerie: The Essential Zydeco Collection

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Playing Pogo with Glen Campbell.

Radiohead - Hail To The Thief

PROCOL HARUM Exotic Birds and Fruit (Victor - 1974)

Donald Fagen - Morph The Cat

DVD-A

Just fantastic. I'm simply amazed at how well this sounds. Why I waited so long to experience hi-rez is beyond me.

:)

Black Uhuru - Ultimate Collection....

NP Mott the Hoople Super Hits.

Grascals- Me and John and Paul :music:

Radio Paradise
Lot's of good stuff on tonight. Staples, Lyle Lovett, Bowie, Bruce Cockburn...now being streamed in a much improved sounding 192kB!

Cake - Prolonging The Magic....

Procol Harem - A Salty Dog....

Willie Nile~ Streets of New York

Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros - Streetcore....

Procol Harem - A Salty Dog....

My man - love the Salty Dog!

Remember, the devil came from Kansas.

My man - love the Salty Dog!

Remember, the devil came from Kansas.

One of the not too many albums that have remained in regular playing rotation for 30+ years. :music:

Bunch of good music being played! And, tentoze, great new avatar :thmbsp:

winding down with Randy Weston - Marrakech In The Cool of the Evening.

Elliot Murphy~ Murphy Gets Muddy

Simon and Garfunkel- The Complete Works Boxset
Levi C. Rose- Baby Steps

One of the not too many albums that have remained in regular playing rotation for 30+ years. :music:

(Off topic- where in Mid Michigan?)

Al Kooper~ Black Coffee

Peter Gabriel~ So, vinyl- excellent.

Guy Clark~ The Dark

I know it's really Friday but in my mind it's not, until I wake up tomorrow...
So on that note...

Lonnie Johnson "The Apartment Sessions"

Great way to end an alcohol assisted evening,,,

Tentoze! You've mentioned Willie Nile so many times that I'm going to buy it tomorrow!

Peace to all!

starting the day at work with:
ABBA - FOREVER GOLD 2 CD set
FATS WALLER - THE JOINT IS JUMPIN
BIG HEAD TODD AND THE MONSTERS - LIVE MONSTER (Have no ide who this group is, but for buck...)
BIX BEIDERBECKE - FELIX THE CAT

Fagen's new album has inspired me to listen to Steely Dan's two most recent albums. Playing now....

Steely Dan - Two Against Nature

Steely Dan - Everything Must Go

Benny Golson - Terminal 1

Judee Sill - S/T - finally copped an original vinyl copy of this moody, yet lush masterpiece..

Listening to a new cd I picked up today: Dan Farmer - Lotto, Liquour, and Souveniers. Reminds me a bit of Doc Watson.

Earlier it was Ani Difranco & Utah Phillips - Fellow Workers.

JD

Sonny Rollins - Newk's Time

Sonny Rollins, tenor sax; Wynton Kelly, piano; Doug Watkins, bass; Philly Joe Jones, drums.

Recorded September 22, 1957

This is a very good session. I much prefer Sonny Rollins in quartet setting vs a trio setting. The addition of the piano in the rhythm section makes a huge difference.

Sonny Rollins - Newk's Time

Sonny Rollins, tenor sax; Wynton Kelly, piano; Doug Watkins, bass; Philly Joe Jones, drums.

Recorded September 22, 1957

This is a very good session. I much prefer Sonny Rollins in quartet setting vs a trio setting. The addition of the piano in the rhythm section makes a huge difference.

yourmusic.com just sent this to me. I was hoping to get it today, but no.... I like Colossus and had heard good things about this album. I am listening to KUNV (Jazz) right now before taking the rugrats to school.

Dizzy Gillespie w/Sonny Rollins & Sonny Stitt - Duets

Dizzy, trumpet; Sonny & Sonny, sax; Ray Bryant, piano; Tommy Bryant, bass; Charlie Perslip, drums.

This is the companion piece to Sonny Side Up and was recorded December 11, 1957. I expected this to be a recent remaster or something newer than the 1988 issue this turned out to be. Not that that's a bad thing, just a little surprised.

Gentle Giant (s/t)

First up after work: Shelby Lynne - Suit Yourself.

JD

Blue Oyster Cult - Agents of Fortune

One from the library, a newer one, System of a Down, Toxicity.

John Fogerty, The Long Road Home.

Willie and Family, Live

BTW, heard today that Willie will be opening for Fogerty on parts of his US tour this summer.

Could be sweet :thmbsp:

currently: my newly recorded RTR tape of my Led Zep II record. Its really my first time hearing a reel to reel, as the R2R ive had (sony tc-560) has been down since it was given to me, i only just fixed it up. I must say: Excellent! it sounds wondeful, excellent reproduction of the LP.

Soundtrack.........Heavy Metal................The Mob Rules.

Jeff Beck - Ruogh & Ready....

Sonny Clark - Dial S For Sonny....

Listened to 3 disks worth of David's most excellent jaaz comp set earlier and now going with Spock's Beard - The Kindness Of Strangers.


Carl

Listened to 3 disks worth of David's most excellent jaaz comp set earlier and now going with Spock's Beard - The Kindness Of Strangers.


Carl

Glad to hear you're enjoying :music:

Art Farmer - Modern Art...

Alice in Chains - Dirt

Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

Willie Nelson- Red Headed Stranger
Allman Brothers-A Decade of
Kris Krisstoffersob- Repossesed
Jimmy Buffet- Greatest Hits

Since we just came out of the storm shelter after the "all-clear" was issued, we are listen to Little Feat's TEXAS TWISTER. I have always been a Feat fan. That is my daughter's CB radio handle!

Tool - Lateralus

Doc and Merle Watson---Down South :music:

Just home from work, got the cat fed, and now playing John Fogerty's The Long Road Home.

Warren Zevon (s/t)

David Bowie - Aladdin Sane....

ZZ Top - Tres Hombres

Brian Jonestown Massacre - Take It From The Man.

I love this album... I wish I could see them play an entire live show. I am 0 for 4.

Bob Dylan- John Wesley Harding

Albert King - King Of The Electric Blues....

Porcupine Tree - Up The Downstair

Procol Harem - Live With The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra....

Grand Funk Railroad- Capitol collection

The Cure - Boys Don't Cry....

Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Sessions....

Prince - Dirty Mind....

Lou Rawls- Anthology
Jim Croce- I got a Name Boxset
Louis Prima Capitol collection

David Gilmour-On an Island

Starting out the day with Guy Clark - BBC Session thanks to my good friend CarlV. Thanks for sending it my way Carl.

JD

Good afternoon!

my turntable turns today..

Leo Kottke - Regards from Chuck Pink (1988)

didn't even know i got it... but when you buy sometimes little lots and sort away... i am sometimes surprised what i find in my Storage..

and now a very nice East German "Amiga Jazz Series" of VEB Deutsche Schallplatten

The Mahavishnu Orchestra / John McLaughlin

Dawn
Power of Love
Vision is a naked Sward
Cosmic strut
A Lotus on irish streams
Celestial terrestial commuters
Hope
Sister Andrea

Seems to be somekind of best-of-sampler in this Amiga-Jazz series.
very good and heavy pressing... sounding very good.


Helge

Time for a little lunch time break energy ... Ceux Qui Marchent Debout - Debout!

Talk about an oddball and yet highly entertaining album. Here's what one reviewer had to say about it...
Review by François Couture

Imagine Parliament played on marching drums, sousaphone, and banjo -- you'll get a good idea of what Debout! is about. Ceux-Qui-Marchent-Debout ("Those Who Walk Standing Up," because the group performs standing up, even the drummer) perform a mix of street-band funk songs and jazz-funk instrumentals using banjo, tuba, trumpet, trombone, bass drum, and a light drum set. Arrangements are inventive and playful, the playing is as tight as can be. Elements of ska and reggae add an extra party note. Lyrics are sung in French; they're witty and humorous and explain the superiority of mayonnaise over any other condiment ("La Mayo" or how the group deals with its neighbors ("Les Voisins". More generally, lyrics are limited to a couple of lines and used for their rhythmical and singalong qualities in true funk fashion. Instrumental tunes tend to sound similar to one another, like variations on a single theme -- the inevitable downside of playing such a precisely defined type of music.
- JP

Having an early evening espresso-break with anotherone i didn't know i got...

Dave Valentin
Live at the Blue Note
DMM, 1988
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NO noise at all, i sat the stylus on and heard nothing... it is new...

umm, getting hungry

Helge

Leonard Cohen- Best of vol. I
The best of Ray Charles- THe Atlantic years
Frank Zappa- Joes Garage parts I, II, III IV

Hi

not yet with Zappa, but Y -

Yello - One Second [vinyl]

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Helge

First up: Hank Mobley - Soul Station.First time thru, This is going to be a favorite I think.Sounds mighty fine....

Jeff Beck - Wired. Been a long time since I've heard this - back to the vinyl days....

Grateful Dead - Reckoning

First up: Hank Mobley - Soul Station.First time thru, This is going to be a favorite I think.Sounds mighty fine....

One of my favorite Mobley's as well.

Fresh from the mailbox today: The Horace Silver Quintet - Finger Poppin'.Another good one...

Fresh from the mailbox today: The Horace Silver Quintet - Finger Poppin'.Another good one...

Man, you're just spending all kinds of money lately.

Another good one there David.

Ritchard and Linda Thompsom
Shoot out the lights
A Classic.

Man, you're just spending all kinds of money lately.

Another good one there David.


Actually I did the Bmg music deal. 12 Cds for the price of 1.The first seven arrived yesterday.You gotta pay shipping on the freebies but it works out okay.The Horace Silver was an ebay buy...

The Crystal Method - Tweekend

Van Morrison - Recorded Live At The Fillmore West, 4-26-70.Very nicely recorded,Thanks to Carl...

Tina Brooks - True Blue.2nd time thru, pretty nice....

Jackson Browne Running on Empty Elektra/Rhino R2 78283

Benny Golson - Live AT Jazz Baltica 2000, 2000-06-10.Thanks again to Carl....

Alan Parson - Audiophile's Delight - Sound Check

Oh yeah, nothing like ending the day with test tones and clips of very well-recorded music and the occasional bit of cannon fire. At low volumes, of course.

- JP

Starting out the morning with The Edgar Winter Collection.

JD

A little Moody Blues before work - Days of Future Passed

Red Garland Trio - It's A Blue World

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

Recorded February 7, 1958

I always liked Red's piano playing. Graceful yet always with a swing.

Bill Evans Trio - Sunday At The Village Vanguard

Bill Evans, piano; Scott LaFaro, bass; Paul Motian, drums.

Recorded June 25, 1961.

One of the finest trios ever to grace this Earth and it's a damn shame Scott LaFaro died within days of this recording.

McCoy Tyner - New York Reunion

Joe Henderson, tenor sax; McCoy Tyner, piano; Ron Carter, bass; Al Foster, drums.

Recorded April 3 & 4, 1991.

An excellent Chesky recording.

Jim, Becky, and myself went up to Rasputin's by the U.C. and got our 13
one dollar albums for 10 bucks. So I am playing my new VG+ UK pressing On A Threshold Of A Dream. Maybe the sealed copy of Asia's Astra next, I know
nothing of it but it can't be too bad considering.


Carl

Carl,

Astra was Asia's third album and by this time the well was quickly running dry. Their s/t'd first album still remains the best. Each subsequent album got progressively worse (and more cheesy if you ask me) but ymmv. There is one song on Astra that caught my attention and received some radio airplay back then and that song is "Go". The rest of the album was mediocre at best. Again, ymmv.

Cheers

Just Can't Get Enough volumes 11, 12, and 13.

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Park Avenue South

Recorded live at Starbucks, 29th and Park Avenue South, NYC

July 10 & 11, 2002

A very fine Telarc recording I might add.

Carl,

Astra was Asia's third album and by this time the well was quickly running dry. Their s/t'd first album still remains the best. Each subsequent album got progressively worse (and more cheesy if you ask me) but ymmv. There is one song on Astra that caught my attention and received some radio airplay back then and that song is "Go". The rest of the album was mediocre at best. Again, ymmv.

Cheers
Yep, listenable but glad I got it out of the dollar bins. :)
Not as bad as the solo John Wetton solo (lack of) effort cd I bought used a few years ago.


Carl

Larry Carlton - Sapphire Blue

Blackmore's Night - Shadow Of The Moon

Los Lobos - The Neighborhood

Led Zeppelin - BBC Sessions (disc 1)

Tempest - The Double Cross

Earlier it was JD's Clash Compilation. Excellent!

Now its a collection of Badfinger's greatest hits on CD. :music:

Dream Theater - Awake

Playing a new to me boot, Free at Winterland 1/25/73. Nice to get ones that
you were at. T.Y.A. was the headliner at this one. Free was totally hot and deserved a headliner staus. Then again, Alvin Lee was bloody incredible. :)



Carl

Gosh, that was 33 years ago :sigh:

King Crimson - Lizard

Y'all gonna force me to turn the tunes as a counteracting measure...

As if you needed it toze, I dare ya! ;)


Carl

just finished listening to Kenny Burrell "Midnight Blue" followed by Milke Oldfield "Tubular Bells 2003"...awsome

The Best of Earth, Wind, & Fire Vol I. This disc is a hoot.Some great old tunes here....

Eric Clapton ~ Slowhand
NP: Van Morrison ~ T.B. Sheets

Leonard Cohen~ I'm Your Man

Dead Soul Tribe - The January Tree


Carl

Just finished Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners

Time to choose a followup ... :scratch2:

Taj Mahal - Self-titled. Tube friendly recording that really kicks ass....

Dead Soul Tribe - The January Tree


Carl

Freakin' excellent album. Much better than that Leonard Cohen snooze alarm stuff. ;)

NP: Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime II

Steely Dan - Pretzel Logic

Freakin' excellent album. Much better than that Leonard Cohen snooze alarm stuff. ;)

NP: Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime II

Someone's been pumping too much gas. :yes:

Damon & Naomi with Ghost

Someone's been pumping too much gas. :yes:

And at those prices.....

Dr. John - N'awlinz Dis Dat Or D'udda....

Jethro Tull - Benefit

My favorite Tull album. This is the remaster and follows the UK track listing. "Teacher" is a bonus track. The UK version was always my favorite.

Jethro Tull - Benefit

My favorite Tull album. This is the remaster and follows the UK track listing. "Teacher" is a bonus track. The UK version was always my favorite.

My favorite as well, by far.

My favorite as well, by far.
We all agree? :headscrat
Kinks - Low Budget
Side 1 with Catch Me Now I'm Falling and Wish I Could Fly Like Superman,
ya gotta love it. :)


Carl

Handsome Family~ Singing Bones- remarkable music.

Original British release of Elton John Empty Sky on vinyl :music: :music: :music:

David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust...

We all agree? :headscrat
Kinks - Low Budget
Side 1 with Catch Me Now I'm Falling and Wish I Could Fly Like Superman,
ya gotta love it. :)


Carl

I love that Kinks album.

What's your favorite Tull?

Katatonia - The Great Cold Distance

I love that Kinks album.

What's your favorite Tull?
Benefit, Stand Up is next favorite
Oddly enough or not my new series MFSL SACD of Low Budget is a much better sounding source. They did Everybody's In Show Biz and that one is a toss up imho.

Carl

Benefit, Stand Up is next favorite
Oddly enough or not my new series MFSL SACD of Low Budget is a much better sounding source. They did Everybody's In Show Biz and that one is a toss up imho.

Carl

Regardless of the SQ, Everybody's In Showbiz is a fine piece of work.

**edit** NP: Kinks~ Everybody's In Show Biz

Steppenwolf - Live-

Regardless of the SQ, Everybody's In Showbiz is a fine piece of work.
Even my dad liked the Kinks after hearing me play it so often. Then he heard me play Muswell Hillbilly and that just ticked him to death, really loved it. Sure miss the guy sometimes. :)


Carl

Oh yeah

NP Leave's Eyes - Lovelorn

Carl

Dead Soul Tribe - s/t

To vinyl...

Peter Gabriel~ So

Midnattsol - Where Twighlight Dwells
Mikey likes it :)


Carl

Paul Simon~ Rhythm Of The Saints

Moody Blues - Days Of Future Passed

The Mofi ceedee.

Garland Jeffreys~ Don't Call Me Buckwheat- loud.

Jody Grind - Far Canal
really great stuff from h.s. days

Carl

Moody Blues - Question Of Balance

The Mofi ceedee.

Jefferson Starship - Red Octopus

In quad

Deep Purple - Fireball

Pearls Before Swine~ The Wizard Of Is

Muse - Absolution

ProcalHarem Salty Dog

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - The Witch Doctor

Lee Morgan, trumpet; Wayne Shorter, tenor sax; Bobby Timmons, piano; Jymie Merrit, bass; Art "the man" Blakey, drums.

Recorded March 14, 1961.

You can't go wrong with Art's Jazz Messengers. Another excellent set.

One for the road, Dexter Gordon - Getting Around.


Carl

Wynton Marsalis- Think of One (vinyl)

Foreigner- Double Vision (vinyl)

One for the road, Dexter Gordon - Getting Around.


Carl

Oh, did you get rid of your Donny & Marie, Barry Manilow and Neil Sadaka collections? :D


Your buddy,
Retro

Yes Greg, but I am bringing Josh Groban. :)




Carl

bring music Darren!

Carl

bring music Darren!

Will do. Anything specifically. We could chase out a few folks with some Cruachan. :yes:

NP: Donald Byrd/Kenny Burrell - All Night Long

Recorded December 28, 1956

CCR's greatest hits that I made myself. Good tunes. :thmbsp:

Miles Davis - Amandla

Released in 1989 and one of his last albums before he passed away.

His 80's material is hit and miss. Some are good and some are down-right awful. This one isn't bad.

Miles Davis - Someday My Prince Will Come

Recorded March, 1961.

I believe this is the only album in which Hank Mobley worked with Miles Davis. Mobley was a primarily a Blue Noter and didn't venture away from that label very often.

Stones - Out Of Our Heads UK version SACD and Metamorphosis SACD

Today I moved my turntable to a more usable spot. I have spent the day rediscovering what I have. I found a copy of James Gang-"Thirds" (Joe Walsh). I didn't know I had this. I must have bought it at a used record store. Price tag is 55¢. This one is goes in favorites section. It's been a classic rock kind of day: Boston, Foreigner, Led Zep, Dylan.

U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind

Blackmore's Night "The Village Lanterne"

Hank Williams-Rarities
Rancid-Life Wont Wait
The Connels-Still Life
Faster Pussycats-Whipped

Stanley Clarke - Self-titled.This would be his first I believe....

Bill Evans Trio - Portraits In Jazz.New to me, sounds good.....

Peter Paul and Mary S/T mono
The Amboy Dukes - Migration Mainstream S/6118
Steely Dan - Aja MoFi

John

AC/DC - Back in Black
























I refuse to grow up :rockon:

Monty Alexander,Ray Brown,& Herb Ellis - Triple Treat III

Tom Waits - Franks Wild Years

Tom Waits - Franks Wild Years

Wow, not too many TW fans around here. I know there's me, toze, opt80, and jbpollock. Not bad, with you, that's 5 out of 12,000 members. :D

I started out the day with Norah Jones - Feels Like Home.

Gonna listen to Taj Mahal - The Real Thing on my morning commute.

JD

Right now?

Willie Nelson - Greatest Hits and Some That Will Be
current track: Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground

Frank Black & The Catholics - Snake Oil
(I got a voucher for 10 free downloads for the iTunes music store, so I figured I'd use it on an "iTunes Exclusive" [meaning no physical media available] album from one of my favorite artists.)

Within Temptation - Mother Earth

Wizards From Kansas ~ S/T
Ron Elliott ~ Candlestickmaker

The Eagles - Hotel California....

Ronnie Wood - Slide On This

Marianne Faithfull - "Faithfull - Her Best" (Island-1994)

Stevie Ray Vaughn-Greatest Hits
L7-Hungry For Stink
L7-The Beauty Process:Triple Platinum
Saraya-Selt Titled

John Mayall and the Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton.

Parchman Farm (s/t), an EP by a young local group heavily influenced by Blue Cheer. Great stuff!


Carl

Toots & The Maytals - True Love.Could be a Reggae kinda evening....

Nightwish - Oceanborn
Last song is Walking On The Air, a pretty song that I love to crank it up!!! :)


Carl

The Honeydrippers~Volume 1

Steely Dan - Aja

Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers - One Bright Day....

Xandria - Ravenheart


Carl

Falkenbach - Ok Nefna Tysvar Ty


Carl

The Kingsmen, Greatest Hits--several selections are live recordings. Louie, Louie, anyone :banana:

Therion - The Crowning Of Atlantis


Carl

Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue....

The Bill Evans Trio - Portrait In Jazz....

Goran Bregovic - Thessaloniki - Yannena with Two Canvas Shoes

Elvis Costello & the Attractions....... Imperial Bedroom

If you don't have this, easily available on vinyl on eBay.

Fantastic record. Produced by Geoff Emerick who produced some of the Beatles' more auspicious efforts. :thmbsp:

The Best of Arthur Alexander (Dot - early 60's) A great songwriter, who managed a few hits for himself ("Anna" - "You Better Move On") and whose songs were covered by The Beates, Stones, McCoys, Marshall Crenshaw and even Pearl Jam.

Brent Mason - Hot Wired (Mercury - 1997) An amazing guitarist. This album is very entertaining, but an odd mix of different genres of music. George Benson/Wes Montgomery jazz, Nashville style "chicken pickin'" and pop-rock. If you love instrumentals as much as I do, check this one out.

Lester Young w/ the Oscar Peterson Trio

Lester Young, tenor sax; Oscar Peterson, piano; Barney Kessel, guitar; Ray Brown, bass; J.C.Heard, drums.

Hmmm....that should read "w/ the Oscar Peterson Quartet" dontcha think.

Recorded November 28, 1952.

Lester "The Pres" Young was nearing the end of his career (Lester died in March of 1959 at the age of 49) on this session. The prominent swing tenor sax blower influenced a great many players in his lifetime including Dexter Gordon. He sounds very good on this recording.

Dexter Gordon - GO!

Dexter Gordon, tenor sax; Sonny Clark, piano; Butch Warren, bass; Billy Higgins, drums.

Recorded August 27, 1962.

The lead off track, Cheese Cake, is the only Dex original but oh what a gem.

Freddie Hubbard - Open Sesame

Freddie Hubbard, trumpet; Tina Brooks, tenor sax; McCoy Tyner, piano; Sam Jones, bass; Clifford Jarvis, drums.

Recorded June 19, 1960.

Damn fine cast of session men gathered here.

McCoy Tyner - Prelude And Sonata

Joshua Redman, tenor sax; Antonio Hart, alto sax; McCoy Tyner, piano; Christian McBride, bass; Marvin "smitty" Smith, drums.

Recorded November 26 & 27, 1994.

Diana Krall........Only Trust Your Heart.........I love being here with you.

Larry Coryell - Spaces Revisited

The Band - Greatest Hits Remastered :thmbsp:

Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend

Supertramp..........Even In The Quietest Moments

RichPa, That's one of my favorites!!! Can't listen to it when extremely depressed tho, would make you want to jump off a bridge.... Matthew is a fantastic musician, does just about everything on his own, from playing all the instruments to the final engineering. But depressing, sometimes....

Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend


Saw him in concert and I was dissapointed. Didn't sound very good at all. I think the studio was very kind to his voice. Love that album though. :yes:

Supertramp..........Even In The Quietest Moments

One of my favorites of all time. The newly released remastered version sounds very good indeed. :thmbsp:

Never seen him live, I also have "100% Fun", it's OK, but I like "Girlfriend" better.

Yep, I agree that Matthew Sweet is only for certain moods - but great for those times!

NP: Duane Allman - Anthology (disc 1)

You made me go grab "Girlfriend" and put it on... Thank god I'm happy today!!!

Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session

McCoy Tyner With Stanley Clark And Al Foster.Nicely done Telarc....

A double album I got yesterday, The Greatest Jazz Cocert Ever. A 1973 reissue of sorts on Prestige (Fantasy), the complete show of a 1953 concert at Massey Hall in Toronto. Features Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Max Roach, Charles Mingus. Tasty stuff! :)


Carl

Duane Allman - Anthology (disc 1)

Now well into disc 2 - man, Duane was great! :music:

Now well into disc 2 - man, Duane was great! :music:


Thats an excellent comp,I really love all the early stuff when he was a studio player.David :thmbsp:

Gentle Giant - In A Glass House

Now that the thunderstorms are settling down, I've plugged everything back up (a real pain in the arse). First up is Townes Van Zandt - A Far Cry From Dead.

Excellent lineup on this one, and the sound quality is better than many of TVZs other albums.

1. Dollar Bill Blues
2. To Live's To Fly
3. Rex's Blues
4. Sanitarium Blues
5. Ain't Leavin' Your Love
6. Greensboro Woman
7. Snake Mountain Blues
8. Pancho And Lefty
9. For The Sake Of The Song
10. Waitin' 'Round To Die
11. Many A Fine Lady
12. Tower Song
13. Squash


JD

Kenny Burrell And The Jazz Giants....

Now it is Delbert McClinton - Room to Breathe.

JD

John Hartford~Iron Mountain Depot

Horace Silver Quintet - Finger Poppin'....

Starting my vacation, with my son and his gf in town with...

"All Our Shoes Are Caked In Mud"

Thanks Toze!

Steely Dan - Gaucho

Robert Plant - Mighty Rearranger

The Tubes - Live (white punks on dope....)

they where brilliant!

Porcupine Tree - Deadwing

The movie soundtrack album from Almost Famous--full of great songs. Simon & Garfunkle, Todd Rundgren to Led Zep are included.

Mother Maybelle Carter - S/T .. Columbia KG32436 1973

John

Rod Stewart - Never A Dull Moment (1972 Mercury Records) :music:

If - Waterfall :music:

From yourmusic.com, Procol Harum's Greatest Hits.

Etta James - Blue Gardenia

If - Waterfall :music:


:scratch2:

You've piqued my curiosity.

This evening it's all Duke Robillard

Michael Hedges - Aerial Boundaries

John

James Blunt - Back to Bedlam.

JD

James Blunt - Back to Bedlam.

JD

I'm gonna kill my wife if she plays that shit one more time. :yes:

Just finished listening to U2, have now put on R.E.M.'s Automatic for the People.

Kingston Trio from there l3 ceedee set, a greatest comp ceedee.