What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2016
2016 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread (and links to previous years) can be found here;
Erich posted:Quad 33 posted:
CW does a brilliant version of Van Morrison's "Tupelo Honey" & the Ann Peebles classic "I Can't Stand The Rain" on this excellent sounding 1993 CD.
Thanks for posting. Now Streaming Qobuz 16/44.1/MBA/A2+/Hugo/HD800
Erich, I would have thought that this was a gold-plated standard, and that no-one on here would be without it. Just goes to show, one can never assume anything. I hope you enjoyed it.
There's this too. Listening to it now. Stunning record that should be a part of everyone's collection.
The Black Crowes. Southern Harmony & Musical Companion. On CD from 1992. I'm a newcomer to the Crowes' music and recently bought a half dozen of their CDs in rapid succession. This one is my favorite.
CSN&Y. Deja vu. An early Atlantic vinyl pressing from 1970. This is comfort food for the ears to us baby boomers.
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(2014)
Just a sample of two heavy, bluesy, heavily riffed stoner rock tracks by Holy Grove Live at Jooniers. This was a forerunner to their very good eponymous debut album earlier this year. https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a0054261520_10.jpg
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With two takes of On The Road Again and a great 11 minute version of Fried Hockey Boogie. A very enjoyable boogie on this glorious afternoon.
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Evil Woman
My Crime
On The Road Again
World In A Jug
Turpentine Moan
Whiskey Headed Woman No 2
Amphtamine Annie
An Owl Song
Marie Laveau
Fried Hockey Boogie
On The Road Again (Alternate Take) Bonus Tracks
Shake, Rattle And Roll Bonus Tracks
Whishey And Wimmen' Bonus Tracks
Mean Old World Bonus Tracks
The Hunter Bonus Tracks
Fannie Mae Bonus Tracks
His debut album I believe from 1989. Never given this a decent listen till now - like it 
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(1984)
From a fine sounding original 1984 Fantasy label CD where I have dropped into the playlist an additional 11 minute version of Heard It Through The Grapevine from a different CD of theirs.
Borders Nick posted:His debut album I believe from 1989. Never given this a decent listen till now - like it
I think that all his albums are good Nick if you get a chance to listen to them.
Stevee_S posted:Borders Nick posted:His debut album I believe from 1989. Never given this a decent listen till now - like it
I think that all his albums are good Nick if you get a chance to listen to them.
Indeed Steve - I have a few, just never really tried this one before.
1990 CD of this 1971 release...
1. Domino
2. Crazy Face
3. Give Me A Kiss
4. I've Been Working
5. Call Me Up In Dreamland
6. I'll Be Your Lover Too
7. Blue Money
8. Virgo Clowns
9. Gypsy Queen
10. Sweet Jannie
11. If I Ever Needed Someone
12. Street Choir
Nice relaxing jazz album...
Mandy Moore - "Wild Hopes" (2007) very good pop music, includes contributions from The Weepies
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Fernwood followed by Funeral Funk 49 both by Heron Oblivion.
A total of about 30 minutes worth of late 60s/70s sounding rock based psychedelia from the band who seem to have nailed the early sound of this genre. Two singles released via bandcamp last year where you can hear the beginnings of how their excellent debut album (released in March) was crafted.
Renee Stahl - "Hopeful. Romantic" (2008)
On CD:-
Moving into the laid back kind of music....
God Help The Girl - "God Help The Girl" (2009) always grateful to M0OMO0 for the recommend.
Just got in, so winding down with some mellow blues from the ever reliable Keb' Mo'..........highly recommended.