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

My old time fave Randy Newman album.
'72 Release.
Every tune in this record is a gem.

Phoenix: Alphabetical

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Originally posted by Max Steel:
I really like Nitin as well David.
Could someone explain how to post pictures here please?
I have looked around, but I can't find a guide & this is my first forum.

Thanks - Max

When you reply to a thread, use the picture icon(second from right) to paste/ post the image url.

Thanks for that David.
I did try to post a picture, but have failed to make it work.
I have a computer whizz friend, so I'll seek his help & stop bothering you!

ATB - Max

Bought on the basis of a single track, played at Lontono's last week.
Not a bad album. I'll give it 8.5/10

Its incredibly relaxing, excellent music to help you focus if you need to.

1. Freaks for the Festival Rahsaan Roland Kirk 5:32
2. Spanish Moon Little Feat 3:06
3. Hi-Jack Herbie Mann 5:14
4. I Just Want To Make Love To You Cold Blood 5:12
5. Feelin' Alright Wade Marcus 3:29
6. The Creeper Young-Holt Unlimited 4:18
7. Voodoo Village Tony Joe White 3:05
8. Pick Up The Pieces Willis Jackson 3:55
9. 15 Degrees Sam Samudio 4:37
10. It's A Funky Thing To Do Hank Crawford 3:31
11. Leroy The Magician Gary Burton 6:08
12. Jungle Eyes Gene Page 4:45
13. It Ain't Easy Sweetwater 3:19
14. Prayer Yusef Lateef 3:14
15. Mr. Man Air 3:09
16. Hang Loose Don Randi 3:15
17. Space a la Mode Herb Geller 8:54

Sounds great on CD too! : )

Debs

I think this is a really good album, well produced and one of those discs that makes you really glad you own Naim equipment!

Not to imply that I'm not always glad I own Naim equipment!

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Bought on the basis of a single track, played at Lontono's last week.

Big H, 'Somewhere,somebody' by any chance ?

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Originally posted by Howlinhounddog:

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Bought on the basis of a single track, played at Lontono's last week.

Big H, 'Somewhere,somebody' by any chance ?

The track was Way Down Deep as it has superb bass on it that goes way way way down deep. We were testing out a Nap 500 at the time.

I was introduced to this one track by MilesSmiles as we used to use it to audition CD players in his system when I lived in Oz.

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Originally posted by DrMark:
Not to imply that I'm not always glad I own Naim equipment!

Please turn and take a look at the queue.

Sublime and staggeringly beautiful

steve

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Originally posted by DrMark:
I think this is a really good album, well produced and one of those discs that makes you really glad you own Naim equipment!

Agreed D - a smashing set, great version of Frozen Man.

Anyroad...the current soundtrack to a finely crafted Pad Thai

Crescent by the John Coltrane Group.

Why ?

Because Lontano recommended it.

Reason enough !

cheers
Stefan

Some of the music here was used in the soundtrack for Master and Commander, I prefer the version on this disc

And you can almost buy EVERYTHING from Aliavox (which I did) if you like enjoyable music...

cheers
Stefan

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Originally posted by Huwge:
Some of the music here was used in the soundtrack for Master and Commander, I prefer the version on this disc

Via Sonos/Napster

Buzzkunst by Shelley and Devoto. Not played it for several years now - shocked to see it came out in 2002 I thought it was quite recent, time flies.

Anyway, it is actually a LOT better than I remember it. Another good reason why you should never sell things on because something didn't grab you first time round. Especially by artistes you really, really like normally.