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:
Ringo Starr - Ringo's Rotogravure, taking this album out for its annual spin, aii The Fabs contribute as do Clapton,Nillsson et al.Trouble is everybody forgot to bring a decent song with them 
Carole King - Tapestry (1971) vinyl. Another find at the used store today. A classic, stands the test of time.
Mr Fingers on 1996 duties.
Prefering the B sides at this moment
STEINWAY artist Alan Feinberg explores different compositional conceptions of the fugue through two generations of composers from the High Baroque era — Froberger, Buxtehude, and Alessandro Scarlatti, matched with J.S. Bach, Domenico Scarlatti, and Handel — whose connectivity or cross-pollination is rarely presented in the piano world.
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Just wondering if they might do an original Soundtracks 2 ?
Passionate hard bop with echoes of Ornette - and what a great cover.
From yesterday evening. Always a challenge for me, Kurt having this perfect technical control etc but for me I am missing an emotional dimension with him...
Very nice for breakfast...
Pink Floyd
The Dark Side Of The Moon (Live at Empire Pool Wembley 1974) CD Rip
Edward
Pink Floyd
Atom Heart Mother - CD Rip
Edward
dknk posted:
Carole King - Tapestry (1971) vinyl. Another find at the used store today. A classic, stands the test of time.
When this came out, I was working in a small engineering workshop during the college holidays. This was playing a lot and when I hear it these days, I am instantly transported back to those days and the endless angle grinding. I look back on it through rose coloured glasses and the music still sounds good.
Gourgous sounding Flute Compilation playing on the great value for money Naxos Label
2018 - Tidal // Kamasi Washington - Heaven and Earth
Heavy duty jazz/fusion from the American saxophonist. Great stuff!
Pink Floyd
Meddle (2011 Remaster) - CD Rip
Edward
Van Morrison and Joey Defrancesco - You're Driving Me Crazy, just acquired this today so first play.Typical latter day Van and it grooves along nicely with Defrancesco doing his best Jimmy Smith.
Susan Tedeschi - Back to the River.
2015 - Tidal...
Little Feat
1971 Debut
Really great Steve Hackett solo album from 1979.The track Spectral Mornings is a fine showcase for Steve's Guitar I saw him on that tour at Brighton Dome and had front row balcony seats and he was superb.One of the best PA's I've heard at a gig.Playing on Cassette on Maxell UL - S C60 on a hot old office afternoon
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Raider posted:
Little Feat
1971 Debut
Lovin Little Feat BTW Waiting For Columbus what a live album !!!!