What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIV)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 31 December 2017
On the eve of a new year, it's time for a new thread.
Last year's thread can be found here:
Delightful avante/retro ambient electronica.
Delightful piece of Bach - Playing on Compact Disc on Archiv Records
On CD:-
Ry Cooder - The Prodigal Son
Ry Cooder - Boomer's Story.
Joining the Cooderfest, if I may?
dave marshall posted:
Ry Cooder - Boomer's Story.
Joining the Cooderfest, if I may?
Best of the Cooderfest imho.
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Grateful Dead - Dicks Picks 4, to be followed by The Complete Fillmore West recordings, all on my humble but much appreciated XS system.
No pics - sorry.
On original Vinyl
ewemon posted:
Heard this one for the first time yesterday and had been surprised for good
On Vinyl
Finally getting around to listening to his latest album via Qobuz, joining the Cooderfest.
Ry Cooder - Into The purple Valley.
Continuing the late afternoon Cooderfest with this one ................ though Señor Cooder has been so consistently good down the
decades, that one could choose almost any of his many albums, and be certain that one would not be disappointed, IMHO.
Now Playing........
Oregon - Oregon
Paul McCandless (soprano saxophone, oboe, tin flute, English horn, bass clarinet, musette), Ralph Towner (prophet 5 synthesizer, piano, classical guitar, 12-string guitar), Collin Walcott (percussion, tongue drum, sitar, bass drum, voice), and Glen Moore (double-bass, viola, piano).
Streaming on TIDAL......... Exploring the Oregon catalogue, going back to the original, sounding mighty fine!
Prompted by the sunny weather. This album's vibrancy seems suited somehow. Would also suit being played loud in a convertible car while cruising the sunny seaside.
Playing on Vinyl on Twin Tone Records 1986 - Really good album by American Jangle Pop band The Feelies
Gary Smulyan with Strings. Classy baritone sax.
MDS posted:
Prompted by the sunny weather. This album's vibrancy seems suited somehow. Would also suit being played loud in a convertible car while cruising the sunny seaside.
Yes, Mike, I think it has quite an American feel to it. I could imagine the driving beat of BIg Love pounding out whilst cruising along Sunset Boulevard - great stuff.
Straight up.
(2004)
Riverside - Out Of Myself
Some fine early Riverside a Polish band who continue to make very, very good contemporary prog' rock and metal.
Tinariwen - Imidiwan : Companions.
Some excellent desert trance blues from West Africa.
Amen.
dave marshall posted:
Tinariwen - Imidiwan : Companions.
Some excellent desert trance blues from West Africa.
These new bands just seem to be getting younger and younger!
Nigel 66 posted:
I saw these supporting Little Feat many years ago, and they were absolutely awesome, (in the true sense of the word)
Some tasteful piano
.sjb
Currently listening to Ireland’s RTÉ Lyric Fm on iradio. Programme is live 7pm to 9pm UTC +1 Sunday thru Thursday and called the Mystery Train and is hosted by John Kelly who’s a well respected musical dude in Ireland, the music is fantastic and fits right in with the general eclectic genres and tastes of what’s being posted here and along with this thread and Radio Paradise is responsible for introducing me to some great new music and artists. It’s only 128k but sounds pretty good. Check it out!