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

Started with some measured piano trio music...

Moving to some dynamic jazz

Another good one...

RIP Queen Of Soul

Vinyl..

David Gray  -  "Draw The Line"  (2009)

Stevee_S posted:

dknk posted:

The Doors - The Doors on reissue 1980 vinyl. Continuing with The Doors. Can't seem to locate this album on on The River. I'm looking for the 40th Anniversary CD (2007) mix. I have the rest of their albums from that 2007 reissue release, happy with the sound quality.

dknk, if you head over to discogs you can get the copies you want for just a couple of quid plus postage. 

Thanks Stevee_S, have not used discogs before. Found the 2007 version, it's on the way...

Playing on Compact Disc on Chrysalis Records 1976 - Fabulous stuff from The Stratmaster

Now Playing..........

Jennifer Warnes - Famous Blue Raincoat: 20th Anniversary Edition

Streaming on TIDAL......... Jennifer singing Leonard Cohen songs and the opening track 'First We Take Manhattan, then we take Berlin' with Stevie Ray Vaughn on guitar is worth the price of admission alone! A fantastic album and worth your time to give a listen....

Eleanor Friedberger  -  "Personal Record"  (2013)  rock/pop from ex-Fiery Furnaces memeber

Vinyl released 1978 - Great album - Great Cover.

• Greg Walker – lead vocals
• Carlos Santana – guitar, backing vocals
• Chris Solberg – guitar, backing vocals
• Chris Rhyne – keyboards
• David Margen – bass
• Graham Lear – drums
• Armando Peraza – percussion, backing vocals
• Raul Rekow – percussion, backing vocals
• Pete Escovedo – percussion
• Dennis Lambert - clavinet, backing vocals
• Mike Boddicker - synthesiser programming

Kirsty MacColl - Electric Landlady, her third album which features the superb "Walking Down Madison" , which was co- written by Johnny Marr I seem to recall.

Van Morrison  -  "No Guru, No Method, No Teacher"  (1986)  grateful to Gianluigi M for recommending this release.

Playing on Cassette on Maxell Xl - S C60 - Fabulous Cocteau Twins from 1984  - An absolute Treasure of an album

Getting seriously sleazy for the last 2 hours in the office ......should really replace the lightbulbs to Red - Playing on Compact Disc on Sire Records 1981 - Sounding fabulous

Bert Schurink posted:

Maybe her best - at least in the top 3

 

At last......some love for this most underrated DK album. This has always been my favourite and still is. Her husband Elvis Costello helped Diana in co-writing most of the songs on this album and, in doing so, he gave her the confidence to start writing her own stuff.

Tindersticks  -  "The Hungry Saw"  (2008)

Bruce Hornsby and the Range - The way it is.

Great classic from Bruce Hornsby.

Rainbow

Rising [NewYork Mix] - CD Rip

Edward

Cat Power - Jukebox

Easing into the weekend.

Sonny Landreth - Bound By The Blues

Mr Landreth is a fine (blues) guitarist and can hold a choon too. I like this.

Steve Tannen  -  "Big Senorita"  (2000) solo release by Steve, before The Weepies.  Excellent songwriter.

Clear vinyl released 2014 - Nice album from a fine Manchester band. ????

   Etta James - Blues To The Bone.

   I posted this a couple of days ago, and now that I've had the chance for a proper listen ............... WOW!

   Old skool down and dirty blooze classics .................... highly recommended, and available from The River for not much at all. 

   It's there on yon Tidal thingy, and if you like blues, you owe it to yourself to have a listen.