BlindBoyGrnt
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Yeah, a long gone Nut Gone in the round case would fetch a pretty penny. I still play this one (on CD) a lot.
Friday Tunes
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David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
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This was the CD master in a round tin duplicating the now impossible to find original LP.
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Cat Stevens - Tea For The Tillerman
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Cat Stevens - Teaser And The Firecat
BlindBoyGrnt
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Dr. John - “Funky New Orleans”
Can “Future Days”
Can “Future Days”
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Johnny Winter - “The Progressive Blues Experiment”
Cal Tjader - The Contemporary Music of Mexico and Brazil
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Faces - First Step
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Moslty Autumn - The Ghost Moon Orchestra
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Marillion - marillion.com
Always had a soft spot for this band. My progressive rock leanings...
Always had a soft spot for this band. My progressive rock leanings...
olson_jr
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This has gotten repeated plays this week.
Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge ~ Whispers on the Wind.
Chuck Owen's Florida-based and Grammy-nominated Jazz Surge is back in the saddle with another series of impressive musical portraits, Whispers on the Wind, whose genesis harkens back to Owen's childhood in windy Omaha, NE, and whose inspiration derives in part from the works of three contemporary authors: Larry McMurtry, Cormac McCarthy and Stephen King (the last, as Owen writes, from King's Dark Towerseries). To help cast the spell, Owen uses a number of instruments not generally associated with big-band jazz including violin, dobro, steel guitar, harmonica, accordion and hammered dulcimer (the last two played by Owen himself).
As implied by that prefatory description, Owen's charts are rather far removed from the straight-ahead patterns espoused by Basie, Herman and others of their ilk, relying instead on a more elaborate design in which the ethos and power of the orchestra as a whole supersedes the more candid and personal framework of years gone by.
Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge ~ Whispers on the Wind.
Chuck Owen's Florida-based and Grammy-nominated Jazz Surge is back in the saddle with another series of impressive musical portraits, Whispers on the Wind, whose genesis harkens back to Owen's childhood in windy Omaha, NE, and whose inspiration derives in part from the works of three contemporary authors: Larry McMurtry, Cormac McCarthy and Stephen King (the last, as Owen writes, from King's Dark Towerseries). To help cast the spell, Owen uses a number of instruments not generally associated with big-band jazz including violin, dobro, steel guitar, harmonica, accordion and hammered dulcimer (the last two played by Owen himself).
As implied by that prefatory description, Owen's charts are rather far removed from the straight-ahead patterns espoused by Basie, Herman and others of their ilk, relying instead on a more elaborate design in which the ethos and power of the orchestra as a whole supersedes the more candid and personal framework of years gone by.
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Porcupine Tree - In Absentia
From 2002. Saw this band live in 2006. This is a great starting point for anyone interested in Porcupine Tree..
From 2002. Saw this band live in 2006. This is a great starting point for anyone interested in Porcupine Tree..
