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

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:
Jeff, saw your earlier post; thanks for reminding me to give the Yorn/Johansson another spin...
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I enjoyed the first listen (I am an avid PY fan). But 28 minutes is not good value even within the context they were recreating. I am sure I will enjoy it though.

Jeff A

Pete Yorn

Jeff, I think I've seen you post at least a couple of Pete's albums here, but I only have Break Up (Scarlett must have talked me into it).

It's only the second shortest album I've bought recently, and though it's kind of lightweight, I like it. Which other(s) of Pete's would you recommend?


I'll have to dig out Plans and/or Transatlanticism next, but not before this 33 minute return to form:

quote:

Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:
Jeff, I think I've seen you post at least a couple of Pete's albums here.... Which other(s) of Pete's would you recommend?

My favorites by PY are his first "musicforthemorningafter"


and the newest "Back and Forth"


Day I Forgot and Nightcrawler would be next in line.

Pretty much east coast (Jersey) singer/songwriter rock and roll. Nothing profound, but done very well.

regards
Jeff A

Thanks very much, Jeff. I think I'll give his first a go - usually the best place to start.

I've got to be up early, so better make this the last one for the night:



ATB,
CC

Howard Eliott Payne


another low minutes wonder at about 35 minutes, but one of my top 10 purchases of this year. This falls into the Americana category, I am already anticipating his future work. *** note - just released a live set at iTunes, downloading now ***

Mark Kaplan violin
Colin Carr cello
David Shifrin clarinet
David Golub piano (Hamburg Steinway D-230)

Recorded at Concordia College February 1989
Arabesque Recordings CD @ 1989

I didn't know Brahms had a pet hedgehog! : )

Debs

Trio in B major, Op.8 for violin, cello and piano (1853-54 revised 1889)

Horn Trio in E flat major, Op.40 for horn, violin and piano (1865)

The Golub/Kaplan/Carr Trio
Mark Kaplan violin
Colin Carr cello
David Golub piano (Hamburg Steinway D-230)
and David Jolley horn

Recorded at Concordia College February 1989
Arabesque Recordings CD @ 1989

Not the remastered version, unfortunately. But I'm looking forward to that. Yes indeed.

Pretty unbelievable this is from 1973. Every rock album should be recorded this way.

Deep Purple - come taste the band

After an afternoon of unplugging, shaking, massaging, connection cleaning, cable dressing - the usual voodoo -, the result is stunning. I don't know if it's the Hi-Line finally hanging loose, the SNAIC twisted around the Burndy, the Power-Lines properly dressed, the clean connections, etc... but WOW!

Maria McKee, Live In Hamburg

quote:

Originally posted by munch:
Bish,
Whats it like??
Stu

This is a great disc, FIVE STARS !!!

The centerpiece of this Album is: "Crystal River"

Get it,

Larry

Paying a quick visit to the Moore family: first, the younger brother.

Luka Bloom, Riverside

Mr Grim, never knew you liked them.

What's it like? I've only got The Crane Wife which I like a lot.

(write up to follow soon once I've got a spare minute or two).

p.s. TM was quite good but was better at the Westie. Canvas bags inferior to our signed ones!

Spike Jones & His City Slickers - Thank You Music Lovers on vinyl (Can't find a pic)

Why? Felt like some lunacy.

steve

quote:

Originally posted by Paper Plane:
Spike Jones & His City Slickers - Thank You Music Lovers

Spike Jones! Haven't heard this for years. Are there any titles on CD ?

Well I've found some. Here's a pic.



This is great. Thank you for the reminder Paper.

Back on track with the Moores. Now the elder brother and his gang.

Planxty, Planxty

On vinyl disc 2:-



Stu you have mail.