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

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by ewemon:

I guess it's time for a little Blues tonight in my house as well.

Hi Oliver,

That is in my basket, well the cheaper version! RL is one cool bluesman.

The algia Disc is superb. A very intimate disc, you almost feel she is playing just for you, and with any luck she will play all night. Delightful. I read that Taj mahal appears and lightnin wells also.

ATB

Paul

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Originally posted by KeanoKing:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by ewemon:

I guess it's time for a little Blues tonight in my house as well.

Hi Oliver,

That is in my basket, well the cheaper version! RL is one cool bluesman.

The algia Disc is superb. A very intimate disc, you almost feel she is playing just for you, and with any luck she will play all night. Delightful. I read that Taj mahal appears and lightnin wells also.

ATB

Paul

I sure will have to look for it - many thks.

A bit of a mix, but all on vinyl . . .

George Benson - Space
then

then

One of the few artists who are better live than in a studio:

From the excellent Norwegian band Midnight Choir.

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:


VDJ-1556


Ewen,

as you invest in your Jazz collection I can highly recommend the VDJ-1500 series. These Japanese first pressings are still relatively affordable and I have yet to be disappointed by one of them.

Cheers ... Oliver

Thanks Oliver as I think I will be spending more of my hard earned readies this month on some jazz discs.

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Originally posted by ewemon:

From the excellent Norwegian band Midnight Choir.

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... now I see ...

Munch.
The Ladyhawke cover is a lovely illustration, the music is probably too 80's retro for me though. Like the cat on her website. Will call you tomorrow, when I have finished the job, very stressed today.

How do you post a picture? My earlier effort does not seem to work.

Melody Gardot - Worrisome Heart

Nursing a headache, but this I can listen to...

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by ewemon:

From the excellent Norwegian band Midnight Choir.

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That's all I need a smart alec.

I can recommend a good optician if you need one Oliver.

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Originally posted by Derry:
How do you post a picture? My earlier effort does not seem to work.

Before you reply, find the image you want.

Google image search, click in the picture at the top once you are on the page and it will go to just the image and your navigation bar will show the address of just the picture. Flag and copy the address:

Or right click in Firefox (not sure about Internet Explorer), and click on 'Copy Image Location'.

(Sorry if that is a too obvious, but best to say it).

When you post a message there are a number of boxes above the text space, if you click on the second one from the right, a (very) little landscape image, it brings up a box 'Image URL', paste the image address you have copied into the image URL space, and hit OK.

Don't worry about 'Align Image' to start with.

Hope that helps.

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I did try a copy the image location you used, sometime webistes will allow you in, but block remote image use, so you can do all that correctly, and then the website you are accessing stops it working.

It might show at first, on your machine, as the image is in your temporary internet cache, but when that clears, you get the empty box. Others see nothing.

Avoid blogs, Myspace, etc. as sources of images, also any that ask you to save the image when you double click from Google. Amazon are good for allowing images to be used remotely, and also you can often keep clicking on the images for larger versions. Wikipedia is also a good source.

Also if you use an image from another forum that requires membership, then you will often find, that you can see the image, but it is blocked from others in the same way as the caching works.
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Someone will now just post a link with better advice on how to do this from the FAQ section that I have missed, no doubt.

Beausoleil - Bayou Boogie (not this cover, but UK Demon LP release which I can't find)

On vinyl:-

~<>~ Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) ~<>~

Part 3 "Clavier-Ubung" (Clavier Exercises) contd.
@ 1947 Lubeck, St. Jakobi

Four Duets (for harpsichord)
@ 1951 Ammer Harpsichord, Hamburg

Chorale Arrangements (for small organ)
@ 1950 Cappel organ

Fugue in E flat major, BWV552
@ 1947 Lubeck, St. Jakobi

von Helmut Walcha

Total Time 74:37

[ADD] mono ~ Documents @ 2006

Playing cd no.9 of 10 cd box-set

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Originally posted by ewemon:


On my way to work this morning.

guitar solo on Prove it all night- whhhooooaaaa

Thanks to JaimieL (whether it works or not)

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Originally posted by munch:
This one is for every Lavry DA-10 Naim and David B Owner out there.

Does anybody know who this is and what the aalbumn is?