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

Lindsey Buckingham "Gift Of Screws"

~<>~ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) ~<>~

Playing disc 5 of 6-cd set
Divertimento:
in B flat KV App. 229/439b No.1
for 3 basset horns

Three (twelve) Duos from KV 487/496a
for 2 horns

Divertimento:
in E flat KV App. 226/C17.01
for 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 horns and 2 bassoons

Netherlands Wind Ensemble
Conducted by Edo de Waart

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This cd box set i purchased around 15 years ago, didn't get played much in those days but i'm so glad i kept it.... something very simple, pure and strait-forward about this musik that appeals to me now, as i potter around in the kitchen getting the evening meal on : )

nymph

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
Amelia Curran, Canadian, sounds quite like Romi Mayes mixed in with Gillian Welch.

Forgotten all about her. Heard her some years ago now. Kept meaning to buy her first disc but never got around to it.

But thanks for reminding me re her diccus.

Re Canadian artists some of the best sites are Maplemusic, Festival Distribution and Northern Blues some great stuff on these sites.

I'm not the world's biggest fan of these, but hey - who can argue? Timeless songs and at the end of the day just such fun. Dancing away to these toons at 3am today, wonderful!!

Mark

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
Amelia Curran, Canadian, sounds quite like Romi Mayes mixed in with Gillian Welch.

Forgotten all about her. Heard her some years ago now. Kept meaning to buy her first disc but never got around to it.

But thanks for reminding me re her diccus.

Re Canadian artists some of the best sites are Maplemusic, Festival Distribution and Northern Blues some great stuff on these sites.

Those two artists are playing a nice intimate gig in newcastle in Feb, will prob get myself along, shame you dont live further south

Headless Heroes, The Silence of Love is a beautiful themed album of covers, dream't up by a chap named Eddie Bezalel, helped and produced by Hugo Nicolson, who pulled together the songs and a bunch of great musicians (Josh Klinghoffer, Woody Jackson, Joey Waronker, Leo Abrahams & Gus Seyffert) to play on it, all topped off with the voice of one Alela Diane . A simply beautiful collection of lost classics and unearthed gems sung with arresting clarity by Nevada City's emerging new folk star Alela .



Apparently it is Psychedelic which is not normally my bag but it has the wonderful Alela Diane as the singer so it has to be good. Version of Mary Chain's 'Taste like Honey'

The original beautiful mono recording.
love her piano playing.

Laura Veirs "Saltbreakers" and Pete Yorn "Nightcrawler"

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by sjust:
Did you watch the DVD ? Really dense, well recorded, and a clear added value to the CD, alone, i think

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

We just listened to the CD but I have put it on my shopping list.

Oliver - they had quite a few copies of this in the back room at Title last time I was in there.

Great - let me check it out, will try Fish first.

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Originally posted by markah:
Another one of my real favourites................

Laura Veirs - Saltbreakers

Love that album too.

fuckin' X fuckin' factor

Democracy has a lot to answer for.

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Originally posted by kuma:

The original beautiful mono recording.
love her piano playing.

Kuma,

I usded to listen to her show every Sunday morning on NPR.

Patty Griffin "Children Running Through"

all you audiophile nuts, out there. If there is ONE audiophile CD I like, it's this one.

On the Black Stuff my original 1968 copy