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

Playing on Compact Disc - The first of many fine Peter Gabriel solo albums

Now playing........

Jennifer Warnes - Another Time, Another Place

Streaming on NAS...........   A recent acquisition and taking out for its first spin, Jennifer's album released this past May and her first since her last album 'The Well' from 2001. Another artist who has reached the age of 70 and still has the talent and voice to be releasing an album. She is sounding mighty fine!

Santana - 111.

Now playing.....................

Joni Mitchell - Hejira

Streaming on NAS...........   a recent arrival and taking out for a spin, and as usual, Joni is sounding sweet!

Nashville, 2002

• Jorma Kaukonen - guitar, vocals
• Sam Bush – mandolin, fiddle, background vocals
• Jerry Douglas – dobro, weissenborn
• Byron House – bass, background vocals
• Béla Fleck – banjo

1971 = Weather Report - 2013 US limited edition vinyl  on 2x 45rpm 180g vinyl. Nice!

Playing on Cassette on TDK AR C60 - Nice enough debut from Primal Scream very Byrdsy in places and May The Sun Shine Bright For You is a gourgous.......Thanks Dave Marshall for your enthusiasm for The Scream 

Eric Clapton - There's One in Every Crowd,

What a lovely trumpet/flugelhorn player Tom Harrell is !?

Now playing.........

Kate Bush - Aerial

Streaming on TIDAL....... taking Kate out for a morning spin, helping to get the blood flowing for the day ahead, and she is sounding mighty fine this morning!

(2018)

And Nothing Hurt

I'm late catching up with Spiritualized's latest and this second playing confirms to me that he has nailed it again, back on great form with this one. 

Playing on Vinyl on Excello Records - A fine Best of Slim Harpo Compilation

September 2010, NYC - Released on Nonesuch, Produced by Judith Sherman

 Can your system handle these rhythms?

Hazeldine- How Bees Fly. This is on cd, on Glitterhouse  from 1993.

Excellent music that I have not played in years.

(2012)

Calexico - Spiritoso

Playing this because it caught my eye being close to the Spiritualized I had been searching for earlier. It was recorded live in 2012 with two different orchestras the Radio Symphonieorchester Wien and the Deutsche Filmorchester Berlin, featuring various hits and selected tracks from the band's latest studio album  (at the time) Algiers. I've always enjoyed it when rock meets a classical symphony orchestra and it certainly works well here for Calexico.

Enrico Pieranunzi - Alone together

• Bass – Hein Van De Geyn
• Drums – Joe LaBarbera
• Guitar – Philip Catherine
• Piano – Enrico Pieranunzi
• Trumpet – Eric Vloeimans (tracks: 3, 7, 10)

Emerson ,Lake & Palmer, a brilliant debut, I am being drawn to Carl Palmer's drumming tonight.

Big band jazz with a strong world/ethnic flavour. On CD.

One of my all time favourite LPs

Stevee_S posted:

Kevin-W posted:

On 24/96. Out today - the first single from the forthcoming album!

This is the best I've heard from them so far... well recorded good music in hi-res. Congratulations! 

THank you Steve! Very kind. Glad you like it.

Ferry - Dylanesque

A great interpreter, if that's the right word, of Dylan's songs. Somehow Ferry makes them roll.

Christopher_M posted:

Ferry - Dylanesque

A great interpreter, if that's the right word, of Dylan's songs. Somehow Ferry makes them roll.

love the version of "Simple Twist of fate"

Bill Evans - The Brilliant.

Recording of concerts the Bill Evans trio gave on August 31th and September 7th 1980 (Bill Evans would pass away on September 15th).

BILL EVANS - piano
MARC JOHNSON - bass
JOE LABARBERA - drums

Seasick Steve - Dog House Blues.