What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. X)

First pressing...

Just played the first side of David's new LP. Wonderful singing & tunes, augers well for the rest of the tracks. Side 4 has two tracks cut @ 45 rpm, so looking forward to that. The download card provides wav files which surprised me.

Original pressing...

You know that is the greatest album ever made, don't you?

Now you're showing off...

Deja Vu

Crosby Stills Nash & Young | Format: Vinyl [MFSL]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGDYPIvV8hk

         CD - Virgin Classics Ltd © 1988 : )

The Marshall Tucker Band. Carolina Dreams. First pressing from 1977. Gets the toe tappin'.

Lyrical and friendly Beethoven.

Johannes Brahms:  The Nash Ensemble

Ian Brown, piano

Richard Hosford, clarinet

Marianne Thorsen, violin

Lawrence Power, viola

Paul Watkins, cello

Pensive and comfortable Brahms

70's California power pop duo.

A dash of blast from the past.

Bruce Springsteen. Darkness On The Edge Of Town. On CD, originally recorded 1978.

My favorite Boss album which got me through some tough times in the late 70's

Always had a soft spot for their 3 albums. John Townsend had a great soulful voice and now has a band with Dan Toler ex of the Allman Brothers.

@ewemon,

There's a lot of guttural emotion packed into that LP, isn't there. My brother and I listened to it a lot on 8-track driving to high school together. Congers up strong memories of the teen years. I think it's Bruce's best.

Would totally agree with you Joe. I was going through a kinda rough point in the music biz and for some reason that album struck a chord with me and kept me going. It made me feel that there would be something better coming my way if I just kept going and it did.

On a lighter note if you want to hear it without all the untamed top end bag a copy of the Japanese 1st pressing on cd.

Due out in April. Trax listing below. As usual you get hits and misses on these types of albums and for me the Indigo Girls just don't cut it.

However I like what Bob Schneider has done with Runnin on Empty along with Lu Williams on The Pretender and Lyle Lovett was made to sing these trax. 

Shawn Colvin sings Call it a Loan solo with no band.

1 — These Days Don Henley with Blind Pilot
2 — Everywhere I Go Bonnie Raitt and David Lindley
3 — Running On Empty Bob Schneider
4 — Fountain Of Sorrow Indigo Girls
5 — Doctor My Eyes Paul Thorn
6 — For Everyman Jimmy LaFave
7 — Barricades Of Heaven Griffin House
8 — Our Lady Of The Well Lyle Lovett
9 — Jamaica Say You Will Ben Harper
10 — Before The Deluge Eliza Gilkyson
11 — For A Dancer Venice
12 — Looking Into You Kevin Welch


1 — Rock Me On The Water Keb’ Mo’
2 — The Pretender Lucinda Williams
3 — Rosie Lyle Lovett
4 — Something Fine Karla Bonoff
5 — Too Many Angels Marc Cohn (featuring Joan As Police Woman)
6 — Your Bright Baby Blues Sara and Sean Watkins
7 — Linda Paloma Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa
8 — Call It A Loan Shawn Colvin
9 — I’m Alive Bruce Hornsby
10 — Late For The Sky Joan Osborne
11 — My Opening Farewell JD Souther

The new Lydia Loveless