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

Bach's Cantatas for a single voice sung by Lieberson whose voice and soul are just perfect.
Do not miss this music!

Good night,
Haim

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:


Bach's Cantatas for a single voice sung by Lieberson whose voice and soul are just perfect.
Do not miss this music!

Good night,
Haim

Good Night Haim,

made a list with some of your recent classic recommendations. Remember, tomorrow is official 'Record Store Day' (although I think this is only in the US).

Cheers ... Oliver

Great songs and a mighty fine recording.

I have none of the earlier Shelby Lynne albums - which one should I get next?

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
ZOSO

"and there's a wino down the road"

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Originally posted by winkyincanada:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
ZOSO

"and there's a wino down the road"

...good one

Blending the rich vocal textures of women from the Garifuna communities of Central America with echoes of rock, blues, funk, African, Latin and Caribbean music, Umalali is an entrancing journey into the heart and soul of a unique and inspiring culture.

http://www.stonetreerecords.com/albums/umalali_details.php

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Originally posted by Lontano:
Blending the rich vocal textures of women from the Garifuna communities of Central America with echoes of rock, blues, funk, African, Latin and Caribbean music, Umalali is an entrancing journey into the heart and soul of a unique and inspiring culture.

... and I thought I had all of them, apparently not ...

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
... and I thought I had all of them, apparently not ...

and another


While the music of Rupa & the April Fishes defies categorization, their intimate sound combined with a broad appeal has earned them comparisons to everyone from Manu Chao, Pink Martini and Lhasa to Beirut, Dengue Fever, Gogol Bordello and Keren Ann. Rupa’s nomadic upbringing has led her to write songs in a multitude of languages, including French, Spanish, Hindi and English. With themes ranging from love and death to politics and philosophy, the songs offer a magic carpet ride through time and place and embody Rupa’s goal of breaking down borders both real and imagined, arranged for cello, accordion, guitar, trumpet, upright bass and drums.

Lontano,
did you recognize it in the back ground just now? ( one more Smiley for the road)

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
Lontano,
did you recognize it in the back ground just now? ( one more Smiley for the road)

Bring it over with you. Would like to hear and compare to redbook.

A little Danny Federici tribute going on here. Just watched the clip of his final E Street Band appearance a few weeks ago when he guested and played "Sandy". A very sad moment for Bruce fans. He played with Bruce for 40 years - what a wonderful experience and achievement.

Clannad - An Diolaim
This is a release of Clannads early folk music, 1974/76 on the "Music Club" label - originaly released on the Gael-Linn label.

Kiki Dee - Perfect Timing
Both on cd.

RIP Danny.

Haim

I bought this earlier based on your recommendation

Looking forward to hearing it over the weekend

Cheers
Mark