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

ALANP posted:

Little Village - Little Village.  the one and only album from messrs Cooder,Hiatt,Lowe and Keltner and damn fine it is

Alan

The only one attributed to Little Village, but if you like these artists, this is the real one and only..

If you bought it in the UK. Or the below cover if in US.

kevin J Carden posted:

ALANP posted:

Little Village - Little Village.  the one and only album from messrs Cooder,Hiatt,Lowe and Keltner and damn fine it is

Alan

The only one attributed to Little Village, but if you like these artists, this is the real one and only..

If you bought it in the UK. Or the below cover if in US.

 

 

Kevin, yes I have this also,cracking album

Alan

Now Playing.......

Eberhard Weber - The colors of Chloe

Eberhard Weber (bass, cello, ocarina), Rainer Brüninghaus (piano, synthesizer), Peter Giger (drums, percussion), Ralf-R. Hübner (drums), Ack van Rooyen (flugelhorn).

via CD Player........  Eberhard sent me out the door this morning in the right frame of mind, so keeping his musical magic around for another album this evening! Simply peaceful & beautiful!

ALANP posted:

Gazza posted:

ALANP posted:

Earlier The Traveling Wilburys  - Vol 1 and then Vol 3.Perhaps the second album is not as good as the first but these discs are always worth a spin

Alan

There never was a studio volume 2.... after Roy Orbison died they did vol 3, deliberately not a vol 2. Record company may have filled in the gap......but sad,y there is only 2 albums.

Yes you are correct and I phrased my comment poorly as I was referring to Vol 3 as the second album

Alan

Alan, FWIW, .....when you mentioned "Vol 1 and then Vol 3.Perhaps the second album is not as good as the first," I took your reference of the second album as the previously mentioned Vol 3. in your statement.  

I have Vol 1 & Vol 3 and enjoy them both. (also, FWIW)

Minor Threat  The Complete Discography     Some early 80s DC hardcore to complete a long day in the salt mines.

Gianluigi Mazzorana posted:

Paper Plane posted:

Gianluigi Mazzorana posted:

But not last the test record!

 

 

I've got her first 2 albums but seem to have missed out on more recent ones. Are they as good?

steve

 

Hi Steve! Well Sade is Sade. The moment you start thinking it's pop then you start thinking something else. I own the first two as well and this is good to me too.....

 

Thanks Gianluigi! Looks like a trip to the big river is called for 

steve

Monk: Big Band and Quartet in Concert. It's all good but the solo version of 'Darkness on the Delta' is terrific.

Zac Brown Band. Jekyll + Hyde. On CD from 2015. Spinning something outside the box for me. It's a CD my daughter got attending Zac's concert. She's much more country inclined than me. No doubt Zac's a talented tunesmith and he's not just all about country music.

Today's soundtrack

The Gathering: Nighttime Birds

Oddly enough, the vocals of Anneke van Giersbergen are considered the centre peice of the Gathering's earlier work but I always fel that she was far better in other acts that knew better how to use her talents. Her vocals tend to detract from some amazing instrumental work on the Nighttime Birds. Nevertheless, a great album.

Sly & The Family Stone: Stand!

getting down dirty and funkeyyyyy.

Testing beta firmware with this. It’s a lovely album, with great piano sound. 

Melodic and powerful post rock from Latvian band. Unfortunately the first and the last album from these guys.

Bandcamp.

Drikus posted:

A stonewall classic of it's era. The Sound should have been huge on the back of this album.

Always enjoy this album from 1980 by The Grateful Dead -"Althea " is a favourite.  Playing on Vinyl on Arista Records

Now Playing......

Eberhard Weber - Yellow Fields

Eberhard Weber  (bass), Charlie Mariano (soprano saxophone, shenai, nagaswaram), Rainer Brüninghaus (keyboards), Jon Christensen (drums).

via CD player...........  Kicking off the day with Eberhard and friends, beautiful music that makes me feel good! Yellow Fields a wonderful album.....

Playing on Vinyl on Acel Records

Now Playing........

Joe Henderson - Mode for Joe

Joe Henderson (tenor saxophone), Lee Morgan (trumpet), Curtis Fuller (trombone), Bobby Hutcherson (vibraphone), Cedar Walton (piano), Ron Carter (bass), Joe Chambers: (drums).

via CD player....... The opening track, 'A Shade of Jade' is a real morning kick starter and something that will help me get out the door this morning, at some point........  Recorded in 1966 and re-released in 2013, worthy of your time to give a listen!

Tabby cat posted:

Playing on Vinyl on Acel Records

Great choice.

Playing on Vinyl  on Jet Records - Ozzy's First studio album - I saw him on that tour in 1980 and after the Carmina Burana introduction Played over the PA , Ozzy came on in a  white leather Jacket with tassels and a sea of V signs from the audiance.He then said he wanted to see the place go f***ing Wild and it did.Great gig especially for a 15 year old

Now Playing........

Imelda May - Life Love Flesh Blood

Streaming on TIDAL......    Sweet, soft, beautiful, what a voice..... opening track "Call Me" is just fantastic, then "Black Tears" start to open up her vocal range, ......sweet!