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Side 1:
Sylvia's Mother
Cover Of The 'Rolling Stone'
Everybody's Makin' It Big But Me
You Make My Pants Want To Get Up And Dance
Sleeping Late
Only Sixteen
Walk Right In
The Millionaire
More Like The Movies

Side 2:
When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman
Sexy Eyes
If Not You
A Little Bit More
Sharing The Night Together
I Don't Want To Be Alone Tonight
Better Love Next Time
In Over My Head
Years From Now

capitol LP @ 1980

Side 1:
1. One Day In Your Life
2. Lookin' Through The Windows
3. Got To Be There
4. Doctor My Eyes
5. Ben
6. ABC
7. We're Almos There
8. Skywriter
9. Rockin' Robin

Side 2:
1. Happy
2. Ain't No Sunshine
3. I'll Be There
4. I Want You Back
5. The Love You Save
6. We've Got A Good Thing Going
7. Mama's Pearl
8. Never Can Say Goodbye
9. Hallelujah Day

Telstar LP record : 1983

terrific recent release from
Dave Matthews Band

Joe Sample:The Three

Dar Williams - Promised Land

Very relaxing album .

Leon Ware: Inside is Love

quote:

Originally posted by kuma:

'61 recording.
A nice swinging live recording backed by a simple piano, bass and drums.

I haven't seen this one before - maybe I can find it on CD.

~<>~ J.S.Bach (1685-1750) ~<>~

faz uno:
Bourree I Y II (de la Suite no4)
Adagio
badinerie (suite no.2)
Minuetto Rondo

faz dos:
Esurientes (del Magnificat)
Minuetto conTrio
La Nigacion de Pedro
Coral: Ach, mein herzliebes Jusulein!

Jose Quilapi tenor
Gerardo Jorquera bass
Marta Rose contralto
Quilapi Jose tenor
Gerardo Jorquera bass
Martha Rose contralto.

Members: barroco andino Bach
Jaime Soto as Director-General
Leon Patricio Wang (guitar, treble and bass),
Ricardo Venegas (guitar and bass)
Freyggang Renato (solo quena panpipe)
Fernando Carrasco (guitar and quena)
Jaime Marabolí (charango and guitar )
Antonio Veliz (quena and treble)
Mario Muñoz (guitar, tiple)
Freyggang Barnardo (quena and panpipe)



Barroco Andino Bach is the group's second album, was recorded in 1975 in Long Play by the label London Records with the catalog number-38680 SLLC.

The Hispanic translation is a bit tricky, but the music is very beautiful, such a bargain record at 30p, and in lovely mint condition too, but now in a good home with nice LP12 to play on : )

~<>~ Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) ~<>~

Die Tageszeiten

(The Times of Day)

Cantata after a poem by
Friedrich Wilhelm Zachariae

Side A
Morning (Soprano)
Midday (Alto)

Side B
Evening (Tenor)
Night (Baritone)

Ingrid Czerny soprano
Gertraud Prenzlow alto
Gerhard Unger tenor
Gunther Leib baritone
Werner Haupt viola da gamba

Berlin Soloists' Ensemble and Chamber Orchestra
Conductor ~ Helmut Koch
Performed in 1962

I can't wait for the MOFI release of this album this fall!
This original pressing sound plenty good.

Chris Robley

Well thoroughly enjoyed the William Fitzsimmons disc last night but as I took the disc out of my machine the transport spindle that the disc sits on crumbled into pieces. Second time in six months. Not impressive - cheap plastic is not strong enough. Another trip required to the dealer to get the machine back to Salisbury.

Anyway, now playing on backup, this new disc that just arrived with the great Kenny Werner.

quote:

Originally posted by munch:
Adrian,
Is that the down stairs or upstairs cdp thats bust??
Stu

555 - I don't have much luck with it. The discs sit tightly on the spindle - it seems too tightly, as the plastic spindle eventually gives in as happened last night and this is the second time. So 555 out of action and 5X now doing a very nice job in its place.

Thanks Stu - far from the end of the world - just another job to sort. The 5X does a superb job and is no slouch.

Anyway now, some Sonny Clark - Blue Note Works TOCJ 1588

Lael Alderman

Life was simple those days...

Tori Amos