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

Hardly played this , but will listen more often and look to buy more. It will be interesting to hear how Thea has developed and I would welcome recomendations.

Jonah Koslen

A rare outing for this one....

Re: Thea Gilmour

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Hardly played this Confused, but will listen more often and look to buy more. It will be interesting to hear how Thea has developed and I would welcome recomendations.

I have this album and enjoy it. I haven't heard any of hear later albums, they seem to get 4/5 stars on AMG.

Why only the one album on the NAIM label though?

Another library disc and my first John Hiatt:-



Is this typical of his output? Any recommendations?

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Another library disc and my first John Hiatt:-

Is this typical of his output? Any recommendations?

Howard,

I love that album, and also have "Crossing Muddy Water" (more acoustic), "Master of Disaster" (bluesy rockin' with the North Mississippi AllStars), "Perfectly Good Guitar" and "Beneath This Gruff Exterior" (with the Goners) and his "Live From Austin City Limits" dvd.

Have seen him live 4 times, each was unique and terrific. A lot of his success has been writing hits for others, but he has a huge and loyal following - most any show in Portland is sold out.

Over to you, Gian

Jeff A

Marc Lee Shannon

North Coast blues/rock produced by Michael Stanley

Throwing some shapes to these Dance Tunes
Tool - Ænima & Mars Volta - Francis the Mute.

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Originally posted by FlyMe:

I love Vaughan Williams' "Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis". I have a Telarc recording - Slatkin and the St Louis Symphony Orchestra.

John Hiatt "Same Old Man"

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Rainer Bruninghaus "Continuum"

Jeff - having a good jazz day I see. Have you got Rainer's other album. This is really good.
Going for silly prices on Amazon but I know a place you could get it cheaper.

David Bowie - Station To Station

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Originally posted by winkyincanada:

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Originally posted by FlyMe:

I love Vaughan Williams' "Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis". I have a Telarc recording - Slatkin and the St Louis Symphony Orchestra.

I think this is one of the finest recordings of the RVW Tallis - it comes with a great rendition of the 6th and at a budget price!

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Originally posted by Lontano:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Rainer Bruninghaus "Continuum"

Jeff - having a good jazz day I see. Have you got Rainer's other album. This is really good.
Going for silly prices on Amazon but I know a place you could get it cheaper.

Hi Adrien

My day did start out jazzy (ie: quiet) as the spouse was still sleeping, having to work today.
I took the day off to make it a four day break.

I enjoy the Rainer disc I have, which is a cd replacement reacquired after I sold my vinyl - I had both releases on vinyl. Don't remember how I came upon Rainer other than ECM and I lived near a little record shop in the early '80s that I would browse for hours and sometimes buy stuff just because I liked the covers. Discovered some great music that way - I think this was one of them. Did he play with Mark Isham ? - who I was listening to around that time.

Anyway, this a.m. was the first I had played that in a long time.

best regards

Jeff A

Ryan Bingham

Elton John - Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy


Elton John - Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player

Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium

Frank Zappa - Old Masters Box Two Sampler (Vinyl)
Tracks
1a Peaches En Regalia 3:39
2a Rudy Wants T' Buy Yez A Drink 2:46
3a Directly From My Heart To You 5:21
4a Mr Green Genes 3:13
5a Lecture/Handsome Cabine Boy 2:05
1b Story Of Willie 1:35
2b Willie The Pimp 9:24
3b The Air 3:01
4b Would You Go All The Way 2:59

Gave these two a back to back listen this afternoon :





Certainly the best albums E&TB turned out I'm sure.

And in preparation for tonights prog. extravaganza on BBC4 I've just had this on :