What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

'Song to the siren'

Peerless.

Mindy Smith

Röyksopp - Senior
/m

~<>~ Madeleine Peyroux (b.1974) ~<>~

dreamland

1. Walkin' After Midnight 4:48
2. Hey Sweet Man 3:59
3. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter 3:44
4. (Getting Some) Fun Out Of Life 3:13
5. La Vie En Rose 3:21
6. Always A Use 2:40
7. A Prayer 2:36
8. Muddy Water 3:32
9. Was I? 2:46
10. Dreamland 3:31
11. Reckless Blues 3:04
12. Lovesick Blues 2:17

Featuring:
Mark Ribot guitars, banjo, and dobro
Vernon Reid guitar
James Carter saxophones & bass clarinet
Marcus Printup trumpet
Regina Carter violin
Charlie Giordano keyboards & accordion
Cyrus Chestnut piano
Greg Cohen bass & marimba
Steve Kirby bass
Kenny Wollison drums and percussion
Leon Parker drums

Atlantic Recording Corporation (c) 1996

Atlantic HDCD (p) 2005

~<>~

Enjoying Mads stunning debut album, with super sound engineering to match : )

Debs

“Quatuor avec piano” G.Fauré / E.Chausson

Artiste(s) : Quatuor Gabriel : François Sochard, violon - Marc Desmons, alto - Renaud Guieu, violoncelle - Yoko Kaneko, piano
Compositeur(s) : Fauré Gabriel/Chausson Ernest

On the Original Black!

And now this

Not as good as their earlier stuff, but growing on me.

quote:

Originally posted by EJS:

Very timely.

...and watching Under Great White Northern Lights - White Stripes. Sky Arts offering.

quote:

Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

quote:

Originally posted by EJS:

Very timely.

Well, it's hardly the equivalent of a log fire but goes down well with a good malt. Haunting music, when it's performed as well as here.

EJ

Don't laugh now folks. This is one of my favorite soundtracks

quote:

Originally posted by munch:

quote:

Originally posted by Paper Plane:
Stu - Bought, by me, on 3rd June 1989 according to my note on the inner sleeve.

steve

Its not just me that keeps stubs of gig/album tickets then ?
Stu

Receipts often live behind the back insert in jewel cases for me, stickers too. Sometimes interesting to see when and where an album was bought. Concert tickets make their way in there too.

Paul Simon "Opus Collection"

purchased at Starbucks several years ago, an excellent compilation

Stu et al,

On reflection and having listened to most of it again I would like to retract my previous statement.

Gary

quote:

Originally posted by GaryP:
Stu et al,

On reflection and having listened to most of it again I would like to retract my previous statement.

Gary

But I do like the cover.

Thomas Jefferson's Aeroplane "Invisible Ocean"

top of the pile:

Matthew Ryan "Vs The Silver State"

Marin Marais (1656 - 1728)

"Tombeau pour Mr. De S.te Colombe"

Andrea De Carlo bass viol
(Sergio Marcello Gregorat,
Rome 1997, after Nicolas Bertand)

Sergio Alvares bass viol, II° viol
(Sergio Marcello Gregorat,
Rome 2003, after Nicolas Bertand)

Leonardo Garcia Alarcon harpsichord
(Jean Michel Chabloz,
after Pascal Taskin)

Dolores Costoyas theorbo
(Martin Bauers 1981)

176.4 kHz High Sampling Digital Recording
on Feb 2004 at St Georges Church,
Hermance, Switzerland

M A Recordings CD (p) 2005