What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (VOL V)

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Side One:
Dedicate This Heart
Real Love
No Stoppin' Us Now
Thank You Love


Side Two:
One Step Closer
Keep This Train A Rollin'
Just In Time
South Bay Strut
One By One

Warner Bros @ 1980

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On spotify:-

Decca LP @ 1977

...music for a rainy day? : )

Debs

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Originally posted by munch:

Had a good look after Adrian said.
Will hang on for his list, so i know what not to listen to loud.
There are so many.

Stu - Here is a selection of MY favourites. Won't be for everyone but you may like some of what you hear. I am sure Gordon can add a few more titles as he is really enjoying the discovery of this catalogue. Let me know how you get on. Some of these will take a little time to get into but if you do will be very rewarding. Plenty more if you want more later. Spotify is fab for this.

Andy Sheppard - Movements in Colour
Manu Katche - Neighbourhood
Bobo Stenson - Goodbye
Charlie Haden/Egberto Gismonto/Jan Garbarek - Folk Songs
Enrico Rava -Easy Living
John Surman - Road to St Ives
Jan Garbarek - I Took Up The Runes
Dave Holland - Extensions
David Darling - Cycles
Keith Jarrett Trio - My Foolish Heart
Keith Jarrett - My Song
Keith Jarrett - Belonging
Keith Jarrett - Personal Mountains
Keith Jarrett - Koln Concert
Kenny Wheeler - Widow in Window
Kenny Wheeler - Gnu High
Marcin Wasilewski Trio - January
Mathias Eick - The Door
Nik Bartsch Ronin - Holon
Pat Metheny - Travels
Pat Metheny - Offramp
Pat Metheny - First Circle
Ralph Towner - Solstice
Peter Erskine - Time Being
Rainer Bruninghaus - Freigweit
Steve Eliovson - Dawn Dance
Terje Rypdal - Waves
Tomasz Stanko - Lontano
Tord Gustavsen - all three of his albums
Anouar Brahem - Le Pas Du Chat Noir
Charles Lloyd - Notes from Big Sur
Arve Henriksen - Cartography
Eleni Karaindrou - Eternity and a Day
Wolfert Brederode - Currents
Arild Andersen - If You Look Far Enough

That's enough for now. Let's see how you get on.

Adrian

All on the 'Black Stuff'

Dire Straits - Dire Straits
Dire Straits - Love Over Gold
Barbra Streisand - Guilty
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Paul Simon - Graceland
Blackmore's Night - Secret Voyage
Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock (collector's edition)
Elvis Presley - Elvis At The Sun

Running in my new Hercules11 & new cartridge tags.

Chris N

Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve

Burning in some Grado RS2i on loan

Not played this in years, never my favourite IA LP, but actually really enjoying this...

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Have i ever said how good this album is??

Never.

I'll agree on JF but not KW.

History, Mystery: Bill Frisell

Richard Thompson - Hots for the smarts I think Howard might like this

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Originally posted by munch:
Adrian,
Cheers for that.
I have a few on that list already.
But will enjoy giving all the others a listen.
Again thanks.
Stu

A few more for you Stu, since you asked:

John Taylor - Rosslyn
Gianluigi Trovesi - Round About Weil
Vassilis Tsabropoulos - Melos
Tomasz Stanko - Suspended Night
Arvo Part - Alina
Misha Alperin - Her First Dance
Bobo Stenson - Cantando

Very few ECM albums are complete duds - it has one of the finest catalogues of any label, ever.

Cheers
Nigel

Richard Thompson - Woodstock from JM Tribute 2000, fabulous.

Brooke Miller - World on a Whim

Here is Brooke's label homepage and MySpace. Another good canadian musician, good voice and clean guitar playing.

Arctic Monkeys new single It's different I like it!

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by DenisA:
Richard Thompson - Woodstock from JM Tribute 2000, fabulous.

Denis,
That was wonderful.
Can you get that concert on dvd??
Stu

Stu,

Sorry, can't find anything.

More Brooke Miller - Country From The Dome Car. Boy this is good.

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Originally posted by Lontano:
That's enough for now. Let's see how you get on.

Adrian

Thanks Adrian, there are a few I still need to get as well.

Featuring a brilliant collection of tunes from a group of superlative musicians at the top of their game. Every track showcases inventive and versatile soloing by the horns (Clifford Brown/Harold Land) punctuated by the occasional sumptuous interplay between them. Not to be left out, the supporting cast (especially Richie Powell on piano) also displays a mastery of improvisation that ensures that every second of this album offers musical treasures of one form or another. A masterful album that leaves me only regretting its relative brevity and wishing (like so many others) that this quintet could have survived to provide us with even more performances like this.

Milt Jackson: Sunflower
RVG mastered original issue. '72 release.
Hancok on piano, Ron Carter on bass, Billy Cobham on drums.

I always loved the title song but never heard Jackson's version.

Bacharach: Reach out. '67 release.
The condition of this record is pretty rough, but it sounds so much better than a CD release.

Herbie Hancock: Sunlight. '78 release.

And his ancillaries.