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:
Playing on Vinyl on ABC Records 1963 - Some mighty fine Blues from BB King
Now Playing......
William Bell - This is Where I Live
Streaming on TIDAL........ Taking William out for a spin, good vocals, lyrics and music and works well for the Monday morning....
(2004)
Lonely Runs Both Way
After a glorious day golfing in the Pitlochry Hills where the temperature hit 28o
Dan Steel posted:
Been a Dan day on the poolside Amazon player. Very hot today so plenty of the amber fluid needed.????
Brilliant stuff Dan, well played! 
Still raining here, so more rainy day tunes. Supertramp - Crime of the Century, vinyl reissue
Stevee_S posted:Dan Steel posted:
Brilliant stuff Dan, well played!
Nah, not really. He missed The Royal Scam.
Tony2011 posted:Stevee_S posted:Dan Steel posted:
Brilliant stuff Dan, well played!
Nah, not really. He missed The Royal Scam.
It’s on tomorrow’s list????
Dan Steel posted:Tony2011 posted:Stevee_S posted:Dan Steel posted:
Brilliant stuff Dan, well played!
Nah, not really. He missed The Royal Scam.
It’s on tomorrow’s list????
I’ll let you get away with it this time! ????
1997 - vinyl - UK first pressing...
Tony2011 posted:Been a Dan day on the poolside Amazon player. Very hot today so plenty of the amber fluid needed.????Brilliant stuff Dan, well played!
Nah, not really. He missed The Royal Scam.
Pedant, get back in yer box Tony 
Stevee_S posted:Tony2011 posted:Been a Dan day on the poolside Amazon player. Very hot today so plenty of the amber fluid needed.????Brilliant stuff Dan, well played!
Nah, not really. He missed The Royal Scam.
Pedant, get back in yer box Tony
Speak up, boy, I can’t hear you!
Tony2011 posted:Stevee_S posted:Tony2011 posted:Been a Dan day on the poolside Amazon player. Very hot today so plenty of the amber fluid needed.????Brilliant stuff Dan, well played!
Nah, not really. He missed The Royal Scam.
Pedant, get back in yer box Tony
Speak up, boy, I can’t hear you!
Careful now or I might start playing Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson's Solo albums! 
Tony2011 posted:Dan Steel posted:Tony2011 posted:Stevee_S posted:Dan Steel posted:
Brilliant stuff Dan, well played!
Nah, not really. He missed The Royal Scam.
It’s on tomorrow’s list????
I’ll let you get away with it this time! ????
He's saving the best 'til last.
The Monks - Bad Habits (1979) original vinyl. I just pulled this out of storage, this vinyl album is in good condition after 39 years. However, I'm wondering if it needs to go right back into storage. Sometimes don't you wonder about your music purchases from years gone by?
It's scorching hot here. I think this is a great album for hot days. Original vinyl.
dknk posted:
The Monks - Bad Habits (1979) original vinyl. I just pulled this out of storage, this vinyl album is in good condition after 39 years. However, I'm wondering if it needs to go right back into storage. Sometimes don't you wonder about your music purchases from years gone by?
I have the 7" single 'Nice Legs, Shame About the Face', which was taken from this album. I recall it being a real fun song. I shall gave to dig it out.
Benjamin Herman - Live
Great modern post bop jazz by sax player Benjamin Herman. It's a live recording where you can hear that both the band and the public are having fun.
Benjamin Herman alt sax, Miguel Rodríguez piano, Ernst Glerum bass, Joost Patocka drums
Ralph Mctell
Streets - Tidal HiFi
Prompted by the above posts it must be some time in the late seventies the last time I listened to one of Ralph’s albums, great folk music, brilliant.
Edward
Now Playing.......
Chris Anderson and Sabina Sciubba feat. Billy Higgins and Davis Williams - You Don't Know What Love Is
Chris Anderson (Piano), Sabina Sciubba (vocals), Billy Higgins (drums), and Davis Williams (double-bass)
Streaming on TIDAL....... One beautiful moody album which fits will with this Monday morning! A wonderful quartet, a simply beautiful album.....
The Doors - L.A. Woman
(1974 | 1994 Steve Hoffman remaster)
You can never listen to too much Doors can you? This one is a fine remaster that sounds wonderful, hopefully the details show on the image posted.
1977 - vinyl - UK pressing...
A fast version of the title track, but propelled along with drive and purpose by Jymie Merritt on bass and Art Blakey on drums. Superb recording too. Also has fair spacial depth.
Meatloaf
Bat Out Of Hell - 24/192
Outstanding.
Edward
Stevee_S posted:
The Doors - L.A. Woman
(1974 | 1994 Steve Hoffman remaster)
You can never listen to too much Doors can you? This one is a fine remaster that sounds wonderful, hopefully the details show on the image posted.
*Edit: Apologies my bad typo. this was of course originally released in 1971 not '74