what was the last cd you bought?
Posted by: AL4N on 13 March 2004
so to get things off and running
queen--the highlander sound track
Picked up at Golden Oldies this afternoon........................
Boz Scaggs - Some Change
For a good price from the Bay.
A visit to Golden Oldies and came home with the following.......
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
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Van Morrison - Live In The Grand Opera House Belfast
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Van Morrison - Poetic Champions Compose
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VanMorrison - Tupelo Honey
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Natalie Merchant - Motherland
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Natalie Merchant - Live in Concert New York City June 13, 1999
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Dropped by Fat Cat Records today and picked up the following CD's...........
Buena Vista Social Club
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Cowboy Junkies - Rarities, B-Sides, and Slow, Sad Waltzes
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Bill Frisell - Good Dog Happy Man
Bill Frisell (electric & acoustic guitars, loops and music boxes), Wayne Horvitz (organ and piano), Greg Leisz (pedal steel, dobro, lap steel, Weissenborn national steel guitar and mandolin), Viktor Krauss (bass), Jim Keitner (drums and percussion) and Ry Cooder (electric guitar ripley guitar , special guest on Shenandoah).
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Emmylou Harris - Angel Band
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Emmylou Harris - Blue Bird
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John Hiatt - Same Old Man
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k. d. lang - hymns of the 49th parallel
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Jan Garbarek / Ustad Fateh Ali Khan & Musicians from Pakistan
Jan Garbarek (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone), Ustad Fateh Ali Khan (voice), Ustad Shaukat Hussain (tabla), Ustad Nazim Ali Khan (sarangi), Deepika Thathaal (voice) and Manu Katché (drums).
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Charles Lloyd - Lift Every Voice
Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute, taragato), Geri Allen (piano), John Abercrombie (guitar), Marc Johnson (double-bass), Larry Grenadier (double-bass) and Billy Hart (drums).
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Charles Lloyd - The Water is Wide
Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone), Brad Mehldau (piano), John Abercrombie (guitar), Larry Grenadier (double-bass), Billy Higgins (drums) and Derek Oles (double-bass).
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Charles Lloyd - Rabo de Nube
Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, alto flute, tarogato), Jason Moran (piano), Reuben Rogers (double-bass) and Eric Harland (drums, percussion).
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Martin Speake - Change of Heart
Martin Speake (saxophone), Bobo Stenson (piano), Mick Hutton (bass), and Paul Motian (drums).
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Ketil Bjornstad - The Sea
Ketil Bjørnstad (piano), David Darling (cello), Terje Rypdal (guitars), and Jon Christensen (drums).
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RalphTowner & Gary Burton - Match Book
Ralph Towner (12-string guitar, classical guitar) and Gary Burton (vibraharp).
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Filling more holes in the library, this one a good catch from the Bay.
Arrived in the afternoon mail.......
Van Morrison - Hymns To The Silence (disc one)
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Van Morrison - Days Like This
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Foo Fighters - Sonic Highways
Arrived in the afternoon mail............
Van Morrison - The Healing Game
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Ketil Bjornstad & Anneli Drecker - A Suite of Poems (Poems by Lars Saabye Christensen)
Ketil Bjornstad (piano) and Anneli Drecker (voice).
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OK, so I may already have Waltz for Debby twice (once on CD, once on vinyl) and Sunday at the Village Vanguard and the combined disc, At the Village Vanguard, but I couldn’t resist this, all five sets complete from 25 June 1961 in playlist order. It is, after all THE most divine music.
Dave McMurray - saxophone, flute, keyboards, synthesizer, percussion, programming
Ken, Bonnie Peele - vocals
Kevin Toney, Bob James - piano
George Duke - Wurlitzer piano, Fender Rhodes
Wayne Gerard - guitar
Marcus Miller - bass
Ron Otis - drums
Bill Withers - Live
Jackson Brown
Running On Empty
David Bowie
Reality
NIgel Kennedy
Vivaldi: Four Seasons
Bought from a second hand record shop for £4.50 in Glasgow
Edward
I've not had 'the anthology' before and thought it was a decent reasonably priced catch from the Bay.
The post Edgar T. Dream evoking the 70s style of the group with longer improvised live compositions and great use of sequencers.
Had this a week or so, just got round to listening - sometimes I think 16/44 better than HiRes ?
Excellent - highly recommended !