What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
My Morning Jacket on their website. Any fans out there?

Loved them in Elizabethtown - great version of Freebird

Earlier on vinyl:-



Time for a "Journey Through American music" on Sky arts.

Vinyl

Artemis Quartet and Truls Mørk - Schubert Quintet, having heard this on disc am really looking forward to seeing this performed live. One for you, I think, Haim

Mr. Wilson and i groooooovin' on the sofa

Charlie Haden & Chris Anderson - None but the lonely heart

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Originally posted by Geoff P:

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Originally posted by Graham Russell:


Yet another new one today. Thank you Mr. Postman

Ah.....so you got it then, Graham

Fraid so Geoff

Thanks for the recommendation.

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Excellent choice Graham re: FourPlay - Heartfelt. Have you any others by them?

Hey Howard,

I only have one other FourPlay CD so far:


The collection may be growing again soon

Raising Sand: Krauss & Plant

I bought the album a couple of months ago and thought it was OKish - and left it on the shelf.

Just dusted it off for a second listen - bloody hell, what a great recording and fantastic underpinning bass!!!!

The music isn't exactly up my street - but I just can't bring myself to take it off, think this might just turn into a very well liked album.

M

Beth Orton - Comfort of Strangers

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Originally posted by Graham Russell:


Also arrived this morning. Excellent CD.

I'm loving this CD....

Graham re:Fourplay I have Fourplay and 4 both very good.

Graham,

Don't know if you saw this:

http://www.whatsonsouthwest.co.uk/article.php?id=7107

M

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Graham re:Fourplay I have Fourplay and 4 both very good.

Thanks. I'll do some homework.

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Originally posted by Huwge:

The XRCD sounds great, I think more money will be flowing in that direction - some wonderful old titles are to be had.

Huw

Huw,

agree with you the Living Stereo and the RCA Red Seal on XRCD sound fantastic.

Cheers ... Oliver

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Originally posted by Mr Underhill:
Raising Sand: Krauss & Plant

I bought the album a couple of months ago and thought it was OKish - and left it on the shelf.

Just dusted it off for a second listen - bloody hell, what a great recording and fantastic underpinning bass!!!!

The music isn't exactly up my street - but I just can't bring myself to take it off, think this might just turn into a very well liked album.

M

Felt the same way - wasn't too impressed the first time around but love the record now.

Cheers ... Oliver

"Towards the end of 1705 the twenty-year old Johann Sebastian Bach walked more than two hundred miles, from Arnstadt to Lubeck, in the hope of hearing Dietrich Buxtehude's 'Abendmusik' and learning one thing and another about his work."

She's good. You still ok for tomorrow evening?

Or this evening, strictly speaking!

Records - Foreigner

All this talk about Fourplay ... I'm going to put on my personal favorite... I have all ten of there albums, IMO they all very good.

Fourplay - Fourplay (Debut Album)

The assemblage of pianist Bob James, guitarist Lee Ritenour, bassist Nathan East and drummer Harvey Mason makes for as impressive a modern jazz band lineup as you are likely to find. But it's not just good on paper; the artistic blend and level of material here makes Fourplay's self-titled debut a smooth-jazz touchstone.

Fourplay - Fourplay (Debut Album)

Tiger Okoshi / Two Sides to Every Story