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

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Originally posted by Miller:


On Speakers Corner Vinyl

Great choice.

Easily my favorite MoFi in mini LP format.

This system test requires to be performed loud, VERY LOUD!

Ok, there might not be too many folks who would play Linda and Megadeath right next to each other, but hey, why not - if it makes me happy.

Previously, Anne-Sophie Muttter and von Krajan with the BPO, Mendelssohn and Bruch Violin Concerti on SHMcd. Now Trevor Pinnock's version of Vivaldi's Four Seasons, again on SHMcd. An absolutley gorgeous violin tone on each.

(1) Matthew Ryan "Vs. Silver State"
(2) Neilsen Hubbard "I Love Your Muscles"
(3) Ryan/Hubbard "Strays Don't Sleep"

more excellent Nashville music making

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

Hi Gian,
If you haven't already got it, his newest "Same Old Man" is highly recommended. The guitar and mandolin playing by Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi All Stars) is amazing, matched to typically excellent JH songs.

best regards
Jeff A

"Then I thought of our first date/Back in Nashville/We shared the pupu platter/You enjoyed it with such gusto/I took it for a sign."

John Hiatt (1) Crossing Muddy Waters (2) Master Of Disaster (3) Same Old Man

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

Hi Gian,
If you haven't already got it, his newest "Same Old Man" is highly recommended. The guitar and mandolin playing by Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi All Stars) is amazing, matched to typically excellent JH songs.

best regards
Jeff A

"Then I thought of our first date/Back in Nashville/We shared the pupu platter/You enjoyed it with such gusto/I took it for a sign."

Ciao Jeff!
Yes, i was thinking to put "Same old man" in a short list together with some Terry Evan's records where Ry Cooder did play like in "Bring the family".

Do you know Bill Morrissey?
I'm waiting for his last "Come running".
But if you buy tracks on the net you could try with songs like "Handsome Molly", "These cold fingers", "Motels and planes" or the crazy "Up on the C.P. Line" all from the 1989 "Standing Height" album.

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Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:

Ciao Jeff!
Do you know Bill Morrissey?
I'm waiting for his last "Come running".
But if you buy tracks on the net you could try with songs like "Handsome Molly", "These cold fingers", "Motels and planes" or the crazy "Up on the C.P. Line" all from the 1989 "Standing Height" album.

Thanks for that, I will check Mr Morrissey.

Jeff A

ps - just put Standing Eight on reserve at my local library, will hear it soon

~<>~ Paul McCartney ~<>~

Chaos And Creation In The Backyard

1. Fine Line
2. How Kind Of You
3. Jenny Wren
4. At The Mercy
5. Friends To Go
6. English Tea
7. Too Much Rain
8. A Certain Softness
9. Riding To Vanity Fair
10. Follow Me
11. Promise To You Girl
12. This Never Happened Before
13. Anyway

~<>~

He'd better get that washing in, before it starts raining again! : )

nymph

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
ps - just put Standing Eight on reserve at my local library, will hear it soon

Something tell me you'll not be disapointed.

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Originally posted by naim_nymph:


He'd better get that washing in, before it starts raining again! : )

nymph

Yes.
That and the bob.
You know..............humidity!

"Rocket Man - the Greatest Hits" Reg Dwight on SHMcd. And sounding lovely.

Hello Munch, it's not too bad here today, just a bit breezy.
I'm just getting ready for a one-hour bicycle ride... hopfully i won't get wet until after the ride and back home in the bath-tub. Wish me luck! : )

nymph

Stuart:-
Your Song
Candle in the Wind
Goodbye YBR
It's Me That You Need
Friends
Daniel
Saturday Night's Alright
Crocodile Rock
Rocket Man
I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues
Tiny Dancer
Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me
Lucy in the Ssky
Islan Girl
Can You Feel the Love Tonight
Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)
I'm Still Standing
Sad Songs (Say so much)


His best? Well who knows, but a good bunch of songs.

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Thanks for that Chris

My pleasure. I have to say these SHM discs make the LP12 decision harder to justify.

But give me time.....

Hugh Masekela - Hope (Live)

Joe Henry (1) Scar (2) Tiny Voices (3) Civilians - a trilogy musically, if not lyrically

from Tiny Voices: "Come see the golden light,
Because I've turned the gold light on.
Sometimes, God knows, you've got to
Learn to shine on your own.

I step out of the darkness
And for a moment I'm only living by your kiss,
And just for now our flesh and blood
Is no more real than this"

Marillion - Marbles (2 CD set)