Johnny Winter~ Winter of 88

Richard Thompson~ Rumor & Sigh

John Gorka~ Land Of The Bottom Line

The Nightfly - Donald Fagen

Rush~2112

Dave Mason - Live at Perkins Palace - Fabulous acoustic set
Vito

Dave Mason - Live at Perkins Palace - Fabulous acoustic set
Vito
Very cool :thmbsp:

Nancy Sinatra~Sugar

Jimmy Buffet~A1A

Scat Man - Scatman John

Boston~Boston

Bob Dylan~Desire

Andrew Hill - Point Of Departure

Kenny Dorham, trumpet; Eric Dolphy, alto sax, flute, bass clarinet; Joe Henderson, tenor sax; Andrew Hill, piano; Richard Davis, bass; Tony Williams, drums.

Recorded March 21, 1964.

I don't play this often as the style is somewhat unappealing to me. The music borders on free jazz but manages to stay somewhat civilized. If you like Eric Dolphy's Out To Lunch (another album I don't play very often) then this would appeal to you.

Cheers

Head East "Head East" playing "Get Up and Enjoy Yourself" real loud ..... :music:

:thmbsp:

Poco~Legend

Poco~Legend

Fantastic album there Divotdog. My favorite Poco release.

Art Farmer/Benny Golson Jazztet - Back To The City

Art Farmer, flugelhorn; Benny Golson, tenor sax; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Mickey Tucker, piano; Ray Drummond, bass; Marvin "Smitty" Smith, drums.

Recorded February 21 & 22, 1986.

Now we're getting back to what I like. This is a reunion of the original Jazztet from 1960-62 or at least I think so. Superb music nonetheless.

Cheers

Bobbie Gentry~Ode to Billy Joe
This is an often overlooked LP, other than the title track, there is some fine Delta Blues to be found here

Clifford Brown and Max Roach - At Basin Street

Clifford Brown, trumpet; Sonny Rollins, tenor sax; Richie Powell, piano; George Morrow, bass; Max Roach, drums.

Their final studio album as a group.

Clifford Brown~Jazz Messages
Thanx Drybasement, A friend just burned this for me, I so rarely listen to CDs that I forgot that I had it.

Bill Evans Trio - Portrait In Jazz

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

Recorded December 28, 1959.

One of the finest piano trio groups to have ever played.

Traffic - Far From Home

Sitting on the Dock of the Bay - Otis Redding
Roman Candle - Elliott Smith

Towns VanZandt~Delta Momma Blues

Having sort of a preview of tonight's show with a newbie boot.
Ray Davies - Salt Lake City (7/7/06) disk one


Carl

Supertramp~Crime of the Century

Live At Newport, part of some folk music set from time life. Bought this orphan at a garage sale for the great songlist and too cheap to pass on.


Carl

First thing after feeding the cat, Heart's Brigade.

Ray Charles - The Birth of Soul (disc 2)

Robin Trower-Caravan to Midnight

Herbie Mann~Yardbird Suite

Bed Head, Manipulate the Freakin' Music. Sonic boom bass cleanly played by the P-530.

Ike Quebec - Blue & Sentimental....

Ike Quebec - Blue & Sentimental....

Oh, I like Ike :) - first time I remember seeing someone else listening to him ...

Didn't know I had this, must have been a thrift store buy. Rush, a Retrospective, 1974-1980. I recognize the first tune but don't know the title. Never really listened to Rush.
Are they a Canadian band?

Oh, I like Ike :) - first time I remember seeing someone else listening to him ...

In fact, this inspired me to put on "The Complete Blue Note 45 Sessions" :music:

Oh, I like Ike :) - first time I remember seeing someone else listening to him ...


He's new to me,just my 2nd time thru.I like Ike too,this sets kinda laid back with just a quartet. Grant Green - Guitar, Paul Chambers - Bass,&Philly Joe Jones - Drums.....



Art Farmer & The Jazz Giants....

Joni Mitchell~Court and Spark

Tears for Fears, The Seeds of Love.

The best of Procol Harum.

David Laflamme Band - Beyond Dreams
Rick Wakeman - Ultimate experience
Sweetwater -Sweetwater
Pete Sinfield -Still
It's A Beautiful Day - ""

Elliot Murphy~ Beauregard

For the next 2-3 hours it will be the Jelly Pudding Show taped on 7.16.06.


Jelly Pudding
E-mail Mary Peale

7/16/06

6P

Procol Harum Repent Walpurgis
Loudon Wainwright III Swimming Song
Brian Wilson Surf's Up
Who Drowned
Jethro Tull The Third Hurrah
Donovan Universal Soldier
Dave Mason Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave
Rory Gallagher A Million Miles Away
Little Feat Down On The Farm

7P

Pink Floyd Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Pink Floyd Arnold Layne
David Bowie See Emily Play
Marc Bolan Cosmic Dancer
Bloomfield, Kooper, Stills It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
Hot Tuna Water Song
Band Chest Fever
Dillard & Clark Train Leaves Here This Morning
Louisiana Red Sweet Blood Call
Ruth Brown Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean

8P

Steve Miller Baby's Calling Me Home
Procol Harum Whiskey Train
Youngbloods Wine Song
Pure Prairie League Kentucky Moonshine
10CC I'm Mandy, Fly Me
Van Morrison Everyone
Fairport Convention Come All Ye
Blues Magoos (We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet
Vanilla Fudge You Keep Me Hangin' On
Beck, Bogert, Appice Black Cat Moan
Jefferson Starship Have You Seen The Stars Tonight
Emmylou Harris May This Be Love
John Prine Ain't Hurtin' Nobody

9P

Beatles Leave My Kitten Alone
Quicksilver The Fool
Cream Pressed Rat And Warthog
Pink Floyd Seamus
Warren Zevon Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner
Byrds I Come And Stand At Every Door
Marvin Gaye What's Going On

Neil Young --- Living with War

Paula Cole - La Tonya

Sarah McLachlan - Mirror Ball

QMS - Avalon Ballroom October 28th 1966
in honor of the 40th anniversay show (http://www.sweetwatersaloon.com/showevent.ihtml?id=4242)
It is a sin they did not have a recording contract their first 2 years.


Carl

Made in Japan - Deep Purple...LOUD!

My daughter's 15 year old friend from London turned me back on to this!

Horace Silver Quintet

July 26, 1969 - International Jazz Festival
Juan-Le-Pins, Antibes

April 14, 1973 - Finland 8th International Jazz Festival
Pori, Finland

:)

Elvin Jones Jazz Machine

September 1, 1991 - Chicago Jazz Festival
Boston ;)

:)

Cruachan - Folk Lore
using this for research in making my stealth microphone rig for tonight. :)


Carl

Tempest - The Archive Series Vol 1
Just received this 5 disks worth of official soundboards distributed to members
of the official Tempest (http://www.tempestmusic.com/index.html) group on an exchange system.


Carl

Boz Scaggs - Greatest Hits Live - in surround sound on HDNet :music:

* UNCOMMON RITUAL
* Performers: Edgar Meyer/double bass, Béla Fleck/banjo, Mike Marshall/mandolin
* Label: Sony


Mostly Bluegrass... some JS Bach.

Lacrimosa - Echos


Carl

Stanley Turrentine - Rough 'N' Tumble....

Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing....

John Coltrane - Live At The Village Vanguard Again!


Carl

Handsome Family~ Last Days Of Wonder- really warming up to this new release after several listens. The Sparks family make wonderful music.

Eric Clapton & BB King - Ridin' With The King....

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B00005LB7M.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1111106075_.jpg

Bosque Brown Plays Mara Lee Miller
Bosque Brown

Burnt Toast Vinyl (CD)

Alejandro Escovedo~ The Boxing Mirror- rapidly climbing up my admittedly meager Best of 2006 list. Just a very strong album.

Queensryche - "Operation:mindcrime"

Willard Grant Conspiracy~ Let It Roll- Not as good as their previous effort, but what could be? This is exceptionally good music.

Willie Nile~ Streets Of New York- still the best release I've heard this year by a WIDE margiin.

Garland Jeffreys~ Don't Call Me Buckwheat- an under-appreciated masterpiece. My system test cd.

Closing out the night with:

Paul Simon~ Hearts & Bones

Paulie Cerra CD, A Sliver of the Moon. In particular, track 3, Nice To Be Home Again is MY KINDA MUSIC!!!

Nat Adderley - A Little New York Midtown Music

Nat Adderley, cornet; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Victor Feldman, electric and acoustic piano; Ron Carter, bass; Roy McCurdy, drums.

Recorded September 18 and 19, 1978.

This is a decent album. In 1978 jazz was still in the grips of fusion and at times this album reminds me of that fact only because of the electric piano. I was heavy into jazz fusion for awhile there. Despite that, it's a good listen. Only cost me $2.98 so I won't complain too much.

Cheers

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - The Cookbook Volume 1

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, tenor sax; Jerome Richardson, tenor sax, flute; Shirley Scott, organ; George Duvivier, bass; Arthur Edgehill, drums.

Recorded June 20, 1958.

My first listen to Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis as a leader. This has the same vibe as one of Jimmy Smith's albums. Terrific!

John Coltrane - Lush Life

One of his early Prestige dates.

Tangerine Dream ~ Green Desert

Chet Baker - In New York

Chet Baker, trumpet; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Al Haig, piano; Paul Chambers, bass; Philly Joe Jones, drums.

Recorded September 1958.

I'm learning more about Chet's music as time goes by. This was his first Riverside album. It's pretty good but you can't go wrong with a supporting cast like that. Chet does have a beautiful tone.

Bill Evans - Everybody Digs Bill Evans

Bill Evans, piano; Sam Jones, bass; Philly Joe Jones, drums.

Recorded December 15, 1958.

Yet another $2.98 special from Concord Music.

Cheers

let's change that!!! :pistols: :blah: :grnbounce :lazer: :uzi: :bash: :nutz: :puke2: :uzi: :rant: :banana: :guitar:

"Hush" / DEEP PURPLE

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - Caravan

Freddie Hubbard, trumpet; Wayne Shorter, tenor sax; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Cedar Walton, piano; Reggie Workman, bass; Art Blakey, drums.

Recorded October 23 & 24, 1962.

"Barrio Fino" - Daddy Yankee
"Elephant" - The White Stripes
"AJA" - Steely Dan
"52nd Street" - Billy Joel
"1989 Commemorative LP" - Edinburgh Militart Tattoo

Billy Preston - Wildest Organ In Town

first up was the james gang. now playing is peter frampton.

Ayreon - Into the Electric Castle

Jeff Beck - Wired....

Ray Davies - Other Peoples Lives....

"a decade of steely dan" some nice tunes and very well recorded.

"Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack on LP

I can't stop dancing!

Shadows Fall - The War Within

Dean Martin The Nashville Sessions LP

Dave Brubeck Quartet - London Flat London Sharp


Carl

Drive By Truckers ~ Visulite Theater - Charlotte, NC 07.29.2004

First time I have listened to these guys (and gal). They are very, very good. Some intelligent and thought provoking lyrics. They sound like a real R&R band. Electric guitars and feedback, Hallelujah! Praise the Rock Gods.

NP: Pat Metheny Group ~ S/T

Elis - Dark Clouds in A Perfect Sky


Carl

Janet Jackson - Feels So Right

Blackmore's Night - The Village Lantern
This still sounds better with every play. Candice just seems to keep getting better and Richie is the master.


Carl

Shania Twain - When

Shelly Manne & His Friends - My Fair Lady

Modern jazz performances of songs from the famous 1950's musical.

Andre Previn, piano; Leroy Vinnegar, bass; Shelly Manne, drums.

Recorded August 17, 1956.

Nice stuff! Another $2.98 K2 remaster. Damn that was a killer sale over at Concord Music. Highly recommended to those who like piano trio jazz.

I need to get on that sale.

New to me bootleg set I almost missed out on.
REK, Guy Clark, and TVZ - Live (s/b solo acoustic sets)
as good as it gets

Carl

The Poll Winners: Barney Kessel with Shelly Manne and Ray Brown

Recorded March 18 & 19, 1957.

All three of these men won all three of the major American jazz popularity polls for 1956 - Down Beat, Metronome and Playboy. This is their first album - four more would follow.

I also have a Cannonball Adderley and the Poll Winners album from the same time period. Haven't played it in awhile, and I don't think it has the same Poll Winners mentioned above, but it was still damn good. See it in the brick and mortars all the time. Get it!

Cheers

Drive By Truckers ~ Visulite Theater - Charlotte, NC 07.29.2004

First time I have listened to these guys (and gal). They are very, very good. Some intelligent and thought provoking lyrics. They sound like a real R&R band. Electric guitars and feedback, Hallelujah! Praise the Rock Gods.

NP: Pat Metheny Group ~ S/T

Hey, these guys (and gal) are the real deal. I've got several of their CDs, not the one you mentioned, and saw them live once. They are old school rock, for sure.

The Gourds --- Stadium Blitzer

The Rankins ~ Endless Season

Trooper - General Hand Grenade

The Rankins ~ Endless Season

Nice choice!

Milt Jackson/Wes Montgomery - Bags Meets Wes

Milt Jackson, vibes; Wes Montgomery, guitar; Wynton Kelly, piano; Sam Jones, bass; Philly Joe Jones, drums.

Recorded December 18 & 19, 1961.

I may warm up to Milt's vibes yet. Gonna take some more time.

Cheers

Chris Spedding - Hurt

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00004RCBY.03._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg

followed by

Chris Spedding - the originals
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005O0WR.03._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg

The Modern Jazz Quartet - Concorde

Milt Jackson, vibes; John Lewis, piano; Percy Heath, bass; Connie Kay, drums.

Recorded July 2, 1955.

Sonny Rollins - Worktime

Sonny Rollins, tenor sax; Ray Bryant, piano; George Morrow, bass; Max Roach, drums.

Recorded December 2, 1955.

Another complete live show
Theatre of Tragedy and Gothminister - Live In Frankfurt (4/06)
live T.O.T. post Liv Kristine, not bad so far, some early songs would be cool.
Gothminister is new to me.


Carl

Jimmy Buffet-Hot Water

Marillion - Season's End

The first post Fish album with Hogarth as the front man. Personally, I much prefer the H period.

Cheers

Jacqui Naylor ~ Shelter (another HDCD that doesn't claim to be one)

I will be going to her concert on the 27th. Can't wait. Tonight I am going to the USA vs Puerto Rico basketball game. Should be a good one too.

Marillion - Afraid Of Sunlight

Another H period album. And a very good one at that.

Tempest - Balance

Nina Simone ~ Silk & Soul
NP: Jimmy Smith ~ The Sermon

Doc Watson & David Grisman - Luther Burbank Center for the Arts



Carl

David Bowie, Ziggy Stardust ....

http://ec3.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0000001L1.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1115274444_.jpg
Rev. Louis Overstreet
With His Sons And
The Congregation Of St. Luke's Powerhouse
Church Of God In Christ

Arhoolie

Rocking now with Tommy Bolin, Teaser.

Leon Russell - Self-titled....

far out! leon russell!
now playing robin trower, bridge of sighs.

Breakfast Club, s/t
playing with authority on the yamaha system with phase linear speaker systems.

Jethro Tull - Benefit....

Opeth - Still Life

Grand Funk Railroad, Collector's series.

Black Sabbath --- Black Sabbath

Jethro Tull - Benefit....

One of my favorite Tull albums. Do you have the US or UK version or the 2001 remaster? The 2001 remaster follows the UK tracklisting but includes Teacher as a bonus track.

Breakfast Club, s/t
playing with authority on the yamaha system with phase linear speaker systems.

Always liked that Simple Minds tune "Don't You (Forget About Me)". In fact, I bought the Simple Minds greatest hits album just to get that song. Ya know what? They're a damn good band who had some killer songs.

Wintersun - S/T



Carl

Jimmie Spheeris~ Isle Of View-what a genius.

Haggard - Awaking The Centuries


Carl

Scorpions ~ Love Drive

Travis Tritt - t-r-o-u-b-l-e

2 more of his ready to go after that. I have a little redneck in me. haha

Louie Bellson Jam with Blue Mitchell

Blue Mitchell, trumpet; Pete Christlieb, tenor sax; Bob Bain, guitar; Ross Tompkins, piano; Gary Pratt, bass; Louie Bellson, drums; Emil Richards, percussion.

Recorded September 28-29, 1978.

Hampton Hawes - Everybody Likes Hampton Hawes

Hampton Hawes, piano; Red Mitchell, bass; Chuck Thompson, drums.

Recorded January 25, 1956.

Fleetwood Mac - Future Games

Hearing this again for the first time in many years ...

Claude Hopkins - Swing Time

This 14 track album is actually a combo of two separate albums released by Swingville Records in 1961 and 1963.

Tracks 1-7:
Bobby Johnson, trumpet; Budd Johnson, tenor sax; Vic Dickenson, trombone; Claude Hopkins, piano; Wendell Marshall, bass; Ferdinand Everett, drums.
Originally released as Swing Time!. Recorded May 22, 1963

Tracks 8-14
Joe Thomas, trumpet; Buddy Tate, tenor sax, clarinet; Claude Hopkins, piano; Wendell Marshall, bass; J.C. Heard, drums.
Originally released as Let's Jam. Recorded February 21, 1961

Another great album. Man, this stuff is killer. All you jazz fans out there not taking advantage of that Concord Music sale are really missing out.

Cheers

All you jazz fans out there not taking advantage of that Concord Music sale are really missing out.
Cheers

Agreed! I dropped ~$100 (30 CDs) to get the $2.98/CD deal. Mostly on 20-bit K2 jazz sessions (Blakey, Hawes, Rollins, Monk, Garland) but also some blues and most of the CCR catalog.

GREAT prices, but SLOW shipping!

There is a big long thread on this sale over on the Organissimo Jazz forum.

My Concord order and my refurbished Sansui AU-D11 mkII amp arrived within a day of each other, so I have plenty of new tunes to try out the new amp with!

Sheffield Labs -Pat Coil - Steps....good recorded stuff.
up next...Dwight Yoakam - This Time

Agreed! I dropped ~$100 (30 CDs) to get the $2.98/CD deal. Mostly on 20-bit K2 jazz sessions (Blakey, Hawes, Rollins, Monk, Garland) but also some blues and most of the CCR catalog.

GREAT prices, but SLOW shipping!

There is a big long thread on this sale over on the Organissimo Jazz forum.

My Concord order and my refurbished Sansui AU-D11 mkII amp arrived within a day of each other, so I have plenty of new tunes to try out the new amp with!

Yes, slow indeed. I attribute that to a combination of things. I think they are/were understaffed and they've received a huge amount of orders with each order having 30+ items in it. My first order was placed July 13th and I received it on July 27th but the second order placed a day later (July 14th) did not arrive until August 8th. And I placed a third order on July 19th and I have no idea when that will show up. But, they are showing up and I'll gladly live with the slower service for these prices.

Thirty ceedees for under $100 is tough to pass up but I also understand not everybody has an extra c-note to splurge on music.

Congrats on getting your AU-D11II back. I have one of those myself and would never part with it. I'll have to check out that Organissimo thread. Thanks.

Cheers

Jaki Byard - Freedom Together

Recorded January 11, 1966

Edit: Okay, I didn't like this very much. Too much avante garde bullshit. All the instrumentation was wrong. Cello, vibes, electric piano, celeste and a lagerphone. What the hell is a lagerphone? Oh well, can't win them all.

The Best of Taj Mahal, remastered cd.

In the car today: Cedar Walton - Composer...Good Stuff here!


NP Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow....

The Who, the millennium collection--a best of comp.

Al Sears - Swing's The Thing

Al Sears, tenor sax; Don Abney, piano; Wally Richardson, guitar; Wendell Marshall, bass; Joe Marshall, drums.

Recorded November 29, 1960.

This is good. Me likey.

Louis Armstrong - Stockholm (10/52)


Carl

What the hell is a lagerphone?

Something you use to listen to your beer?

Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder

Ancient Tones

Neko Case & Her Boyfriends - Furnace Room Lullaby....

The JFK Quintet - New Jazz Frontiers From Washington

A short lived quintet produced by Cannonball Adderley. They only released two albums. So far this is one swingin' mutha. Fantastic!

Ray Codrington, trumpet; Andrew White, alto sax; Harry Killgo, piano; Walter Booker, JR., bass; Carl "Mickey" Newman, drums.

Recorded July 17, 1961.

Highly recommended. Once again, that blasted Concord Music sale. Get 'em while you can because once they're gone....they're gone for good.

Cheers

Pearl Jam, s/t

Lake - Paradise Island

Slayer - Christ Illusion

XTC - Nonesuch....

The Allman Bros Band, Live at Fillmore East, side 1 album 1. Playing on the Denon DP-47F. Still a pretty clean album. After all these years.

My mix of Steve Morse/Dixie Dregs stuff.

Blackmore's Night mix I made as well.

I have a Dixie Dregs LP!!
NP: Robin Trower, In City Dreams. on the dp-47f and sounding good.

Eagles - Hell Freezes Over

U2, Under a Blood REd sky or something like that. Vinyl.

U2, Under a Blood REd sky or something like that. Vinyl.


May have to pull that one out next!

now
Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine - cd

Hell Yeah Finals Are Over! :banana: :banana:

well there was ziggy stardust and george benson/earl klugh and now, just before passing out, doobie bros

Stepping Out - Diana Krall

Man I'm really hooked on her stuff. Just ordered two more CDs.

Crosby Stills Nash & Young - Déjà Vu

Jack Logan featuring Liquor Cabinet --- Mood Elevator

I cannot believe I somehow overlooked this gem. It came out in 1996.

Listening to a cd my brother sent me: Bajofondo Tango Club Presenta: Supervielle (http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=ADFEAEE47C18DF49AA7E20C19C3E50C1B57DA3598616 DA971F28455A92B63E45915E27B20EF0A795FDF26AB57EB0FD 2EA45C43D2CAE454F4D666392DFC93&sql=10:jtk9ikxdbb69) . They're a mix of Argentinian Tango, classical, hip hop, and downbeat electronica :thmbsp: . Absolutely riveting. After listening to it I'm now searching out their other albums, and those of a similar band The Gotan Project :music: .

SRV - Close To You

My Morning Jacket - Z

Steeleye Span - My Father's Place (4/'73)


Carl

John Cale - The Academy in Peril

Steeleye Span - Ebbett's Field (7/'74)



Carl

UB40 (s/t)

The Sonny Stitt Quartet - New York Jazz

Sonny Stitt, alto and tenor sax; Jimmy Jones, piano; Ray Brown, bass; Jo Jones, drums.

Recorded September 14, 1956.

Carl, if you're just getting into Sonny Stitt I think you'd like this one and the album Personal Appearance too.

Cheers

This was a first listening to him for me and going by it I would like everything he was involved with. :)
I ordered a bunch a stuff from the Concord sale last week. Missed out on some good things by being late I'm sure but had no problem "filling the cart" either. Some great traditional stuff in there too. :)



Carl

McCoy Tyner with Stanley Clarke and Al Foster

Recorded April 27-28, 1999.

An exceptional piano trio session.

A Telarc to try out my new to me 2A3 amps.
Ray Brown Trio - Live at Scullers



Carl

James Blood Ulmer - Music Speaks Louder than Words

Lee Michaels, A Nice Day for Something.

McCoy Tyner with Stanley Clarke and Al Foster

Recorded April 27-28, 1999.

An exceptional piano trio session.


Excellent!


Harry James & His Big Band - King James Version.Sheffield Labs Direct to disc.One of the finest recordings in my possession,And yeah the music ain't too bad either....

Excellent!


Harry James & His Big Band - King James Version.Sheffield Labs Direct to disc.One of the finest recordings in my possession,And yeah the music ain't too bad either....

I've got one of those, that is, A Harry James Sheffield Lab 180 gm direct to disc lp. The title is Comin' From A Good Place which was a live performance. I haven't played it in awhile. I think I will soon. Thanks for the reminder.

Cheers

Larry Corryell, Spaces. I'll probably listen to both sides.
The neat thing about albums is that you don't have to listen to both sides, thus one gets more variety. Does that make sense? :scratch2:

I've got one of those, that is, A Harry James Sheffield Lab 180 gm direct to disc lp. The title is Comin' From A Good Place which was a live performance. I haven't played it in awhile. I think I will soon. Thanks for the reminder.

Cheers
I used to have that one on vinyl,Great album



Another one from the mailbox today: Porcupine Tree - In Absentia...

Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out

SACD

This is such a good album and the SACD version makes it shine even brighter.

David, I hope you enjoy that Porcupine Tree. A killer album and one of my favorites from the band.

Cheers

Rebecca Pidgeon - Four Marys


Carl

Long time back, some good pop-rock, the Monkees greatest hits. This album is as new (of course, and why did I buy it, was a long time ago), and sounds pretty good. They had some of the best songwriters doing their songs.

The "JFK" Quintet - New Jazz Frontiers From Washington

Recorded July 17, 1961.

I hope you guys (Carl and David) ordered this one. Man, it smokes.

Cheers

Moving on from the Monkees, which I really enjoyed, to Frank Zappa's Apostrophe. Don't eat that yellow snow! :smoke:

Genisis - Abacab

The "JFK" Quintet - New Jazz Frontiers From Washington

Recorded July 17, 1961.

I hope you guys (Carl and David) ordered this one. Man, it smokes.

Cheers
I do have that one on my list,man I wish I would've placed that order a couple of weeks ago.I hate to wait...


Walter Becker - 11 Tracks Of Whack....

Horace Silver - Song for My Father

Herb Alpert's Ninth on Vinyl :thmbsp:

West, Bruce & Laing, WHy Dontcha

Union Station-Bright Sunny South :music:

Fleetwood mac self titled

The Allman Brother's Band - An Evening With The Allman Brother's Band (75 minutes long! :sigh: ) :thmbsp: :music:

Scott

Oscar Peterson - Sweden and Denmark ('57)



Carl

Mates of State-Bring It Back, side 2
Rolling Stones- Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits, Vol.2) 1st press, both sides
Beatles-Rubber Soul, MFSL side 2
Led Zeppelin 1 Jap pressing both sides (Comunication Breakdown-fave Zep song)

Epica - The Road To Paradiso


Carl

The Carpenters - the Singles.

Recently picked this up on SACD for the SO. I had forgotten how much I like it too! Ticket To Ride is a great cover... really takes it and makes it something different. Very enjoyable, and a real benchmark of that "70's Sound" that I remember...

Lumsk - Troll


Carl

Curtis Mayfield=New World Order
Curtis Mayfield- Superfly Soundtrack
Carl Perkins -Greatest Hits

Sly and the Family Stone - Greatest Hits

A screamin' LP

Budgie --- Never Turn Your Back on a Friend

Billy Idol---"Vital Idol" Extended Versions on vinyl

George Lynch - Sacred Groove

Jethro Tull ~ Rock Island

Oscar Peterson - Sweden and Denmark ('57)



Carl


Doesn't get much better than Oscar & Ray.
Although this disc is a pretty good one, Hampton Hawes - Piano. Scott La Faro - Bass. Harold Land - Tenor.Frank Butler - Drums.
Hampton Hawes - For Real.... :yes:

Steely Dan - Aja

Barney Kessel - Spontaneous Combustion....

Luther Allison - Bad News Is Coming


Carl

Dexter Gordon - Gettin' Around



Carl

Breedlove --- Reach Out

Note: Features Tyrone Vaughan-Fullerton on guitar. (Jimmie's son, the late Stevie Ray's nephew)

UFO ~ Obsession

UFO ~ Obsession


:rockon:


B.T.O. - The Best of BTO (so far) NP Blue Collar

Humble Pie - Live At The Whisky A Go Go '69



Carl

The Munks - Heartbreak Numbers (2006, Big Bender) My current favorite album. Weird mix of genre's from some friends of friends of mine from Little Rock. (Think Alternative Country-Twang Rock-Jazz)

Nightwish - Oceanborn


Carl

Billy Ocean - Suddenly (on vinyl)...love me some 80's stuff!

The Ditty Bops

Hiroshima ~ The Bridge
UFO ~ Lights Out
Scorpions ~ Virgin Killer

Today so far....

T.N.T - Tell No Tales
Black Sabbath - Dehumanizer
Fates Warning - FWX
Rainbow - Rising

Donald Byrd - Byrd In Flight....

Apostrophe / Frank Zappa.

Stanley Turrentine - Rough 'n' Tumble....

Every picture tells a story / Rod Stewart.

The Yes Album

Montrose
Rock the Nation
Bad Motor Scooter
others...

Steely Dan - Alive In America....

Still working the Denon out.
First album / ZZ Top.
Have I mentioned how exceptionally great the phono section of the Yamaha C-2x performs? Well, yes it does.

Oh, hey I saw ZZ Top in Corpus Christie about 4 or 5 months before they released that first album.

PF - Atom Heart Mother / The only way -both sides.

The night of the living Dregs / the Dixie Dregs.

Shot through the heart / Jennifer Warnes.

Little Village

Less Is More

Twisted Metal Rejects

Cape, Arm, Aword

Freedom (Back In Someone's Heart)

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down

Cape, Arm, Sword

Freedom (Back In Someone's Heart)

I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down

Raw Apparatus

Gretchen Wilson - All Jacked Up

Black Sabbath - Master of Reality

the essential Chet Atkins

BTO - Not Fragile

Harley Davidson ~ Road Songs on CD. Makes driving enjoyable....

The Clash - London Calling (Epic, 1979)

Under the Table and Dreaming--------Dave Matthews Band :music:

Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More (for) From The Road

Ramblin' Jack Elliot - RTE radio1


Carl

Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die (1970, United Artists)

Doc and Merle Watson - Randy Wood's Old Time Pickin' Parlor


Carl

Savoy Brown - Looking In (1970, Parrot)

Dream Factor------------Jack Casady
I just finished my first listen and it was not good.
Only one tune I'd listen too again. :sigh:


Celt---- Your last two posts are inspiring!
I am going to have to dig them up.

Wuthering Heights - Within


Carl

Marvin Gaye - Every Great Motown Hit of MG

(some great memories here. especially w/Tammi Terrell's vocals :smoke: )

Jethro Tull --- Benefit

Batdorf & Rodney---------Batdorf & Rodney :music:

Gov't Mule - Vegoose 2005

Live from Las Vegas, NV

:thmbsp:

... Ziggy Stardust ... / David Bowie.

Sonus Umbra - Spiritual Vertigo