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

Terrific, down home, late night, twinkling, room behind the bar feel to it - and stunning musicianship of course

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Originally posted by JamieWednesday:
Terrific, down home, late night, twinkling, room behind the bar feel to it - and stunning musicianship of course

A great cover pic as well.

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Originally posted by floid:

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Originally posted by Andy1912:
got this on vinyl from rough trade yesterday - great voice interesting music

What is this and who is it by

anthony and the johnsons - i am a bird now

The Monteverdi Choir, the English Baroque Soloists, John Eliot Gardiner

Today, I will be listening to Op. 7 from this early set, then the DG set, and finally tonight I will watch the DVD recent version. Have been working my way through all 32 in this way throughout April....

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Originally posted by Florestan:
Today, I will be listening to Op. 7 from this early set, then the DG set, and finally tonight I will watch the DVD recent version. Have been working my way through all 32 in this way throughout April....

Doug,

You should squeeze in also a live performance to make the set of the day complete.

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by floid:

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Originally posted by Andy1912:
got this on vinyl from rough trade yesterday - great voice interesting music

What is this and who is it by

Its Antony and the Jonnsons. I am a bird now.
Great album.
Stu

Thank you for that I'll give that a listen

Thank you Miles Mary Chapin Carpenters first one Hometown Girl

Paddy Casey "Amen (So Be It)"

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Originally posted by floid:
What is this and who is it by

I really wish people would mention the artist/album name where it is not obvious from the cover. It's not hard.

Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland (catholic cover version )

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Originally posted by munch:
Just Mothed this original 1969 pressing,Glass cover.

On the rocks!

Gabriel Gordon "Frequency"

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Doug,

You should squeeze in also a live performance to make the set of the day complete.

Haim, A very nice choice, thank you. Except for the DVD, I've finished my work on Op. 7 and this is now playing. With this wonderful music playing now I'm also watching snowflakes starting to fall (Yes, it's April 25 and I'm not dreaming)...

another trip in the way back machine. skinny ties and martinis, red cadillac convertibles with white interiors, a pack of unfiltered camels.

very funky memories.

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Originally posted by Florestan:

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Doug,

You should squeeze in also a live performance to make the set of the day complete.

Haim, A very nice choice, thank you. Except for the DVD, I've finished my work on Op. 7 and this is now playing. With this wonderful music playing now I'm also watching snowflakes starting to fall (Yes, it's April 25 and I'm not dreaming)...

Doug,

We had our nasty snow storm two weeks ago, leaving my yard looking like a war zone with all the branches and small trees down (nine inches of snow on top of ice).

When you are done with today's project, may I recommend:



http://www.marecordings.com/ma...74f7e48203a2d3393f9d

There were some sound issues between the musician and the producer/recording engineer which finally were resolved and now this exceptional disc is available to the public (I had a copy for a year but was asked not to post it on the forum).

Garrison Starr "Songs From Take-Off To Landing"


long-time background vocalist for Mary-Chapin Carpenter