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

Salsoul Diva, Loleata Holloway

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Originally posted by Lontano:
On ECM

One of my favorites.

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The Spirit Gambo

"Musicke"
1 Cease leaden slumber
2 The Spirite of Musicke
3 The Pashion of Musicke
4 An Almaine

"The Spirit of Gambo"
5 Start
6 A Pollish Vilanell
7 The Spirit of Gambo
8 Sweet ayre
9 A Mery Conceit

"Captaine Hume"
10 Captaine Humes Pavan
11 A Jigge
12 A Souldiers Resolution
13 The Earle of Pembrookes Galiard
14 Deth
15 Life
16 Captaine Humes Galliard
17 This sport is ended

"Love"
18 My Joyes are Comming
19 Fain would I change that note
20 My Mistresse hath a pretty thing
21 Touch me lightly
22 Tickle me quickly
23 She loves it well
24 Hit it in the middle
25 Adue sweet love
26 I am Melancholy
27 What greater griefe
28 Loves Pastime

Emma Kirkby soprano
Paolo Pandolfo viola da gamba
Guido Balestracci viola da gamba
Juan Manuel Quintana viola da gamba
Alba Fresno viola da gamba
Eduardo Eguez theorbo, guitar and lute

Playing time:78'05
Recorded in Sornetan, Switzerland, in December 1995
Engineered and edited by Carlos Céster
Produced by Carlos Céster, María Díaz and Paolo Pandolfo

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Had to play it again, a fantastic recording IMHO.

Maybe just a little too early?

Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed, SHM-CD

Japanese 1st pressing on cd.

Oh, that's right ! You lucky guys have thx giving holidays and can spend all day with music !!! I'm jealous...

Have fun,
Stefan

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Originally posted by sjust:
Oh, that's right ! You lucky guys have thx giving holidays and can spend all day with music !!! I'm jealous...

Have fun,
Stefan

Thanks, Stefan.

I will send some leftovers turkey to your sweatshop.

NPR website listening to short sets by Mindy Smith, Matthew Ryan, Rachel Yamagata, Ruthie Foster, and shows by The Decemberists and Over The Rhine.

an amazing resource with large jazz and classical sections as well.

try www dot npr dot org and sniff around