What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Your right there Gary. It's interesting to hear Tim Renwick playing 'Walter's' guitar lick's, like how he plays now. My Tim Renwick link in playing CC, was mentioning the 'Division Bell' (Tim played @ Earls Court in 94) when playing 'Pavement' on my last record post (both 94 releases of course). If I had any, I'd play some 'Sutherland Brothers & Quiver' to keep Tim's link going

SACD

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In the vinyl pile & not heard for a while...

Forgotten how good an album this was Denis. Walter Becker did a great job in producing it.

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by DenisA:
In the vinyl pile & not heard for a while...

Forgotten how good an album this was Denis. Walter Becker did a great job in producing it.

He sure knows a thing or plenty about music creation, playing & production, thats for sure. I'll play side 2 tomorrow.

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Originally posted by DenisA: If I had any, I'd play some 'Sutherland Brothers & Quiver' to keep Tim's link going

I haven't heard that band name in ages ..... on impulse, I am downloading "Slipstream" at the moment, played this album endlessly in the old days. Looking forward to hearing it again after all these years. Thanks, Denis.



Jeff A
sample of the band

Earlier:
CD18
Piano Quintet in E flat major Op.44 ~ Alicia de Larrocha, the Tokyo Quartet (13 December 1991 and 14 Manhattan Center)
Piano Quartet in E flat major Op.47 ~ Emanuel Ax, Isaac Stern (Vn), Jaime Laredo (Va), Yo-Yo Ma (Vc) (Manhattan Center on March 9, 1992)
Scarman Op.113 ~ wonderland book Pincus (Va), Marc Naikurugu (p) (4-5, 1992 Manhattan Center Monday)

Now:
CD4
Symphonic Etudes Op.13 ~ Evgeny Kissin (Carnegie Hall September 30, 1990)
Kreisleriana Op.16 ~ Evgeny Kissin (August 1997 Freiburg, West German Radio Studios)
Flower Song in D major, Op.19 ~ funny Vladimir Horowitz (Carnegie Hall, November 16, 1975)

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Starting on this soon:

Love that one as well. I will look it up again for the end of this afternoon, with a cuppa

Earl Grey?

It is bái mǔ dān tea actualy but still good company for Anouar

-aleg

I got a strong urge for sweet Moroccan mint tea whilst listening to it!

Loop Guru

Duniya
The Intrinsic Passion of Mysterious Joy

1. Hymn
2. Sussan 11
3. Jungle A
4. Through Cinemas
5. Bangdad
6. The Fine Line Between Passion And Fear
7. Senseless
8. Freedom From The Known
9. Aphrodite's Shoe
10. Under Influence
11. Tchengo
12. The Third Chamber

Nation @ 1994 (Tape Cassette)

With Mark Egan on bass:

Also with Mark Egan on bass:

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by DenisA:
In the vinyl pile & not heard for a while...

Forgotten how good an album this was Denis. Walter Becker did a great job in producing it.

Just heard snippets of it on Amazon. Very nice. Thanks for flagging this as a Walter Becker production.

In a brasilian mood...

Sunshine and feeling relaxed on my day off:

Inspired by the forum.

Cheers

Flettster

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Originally posted by Aleg:
Sunshine and feeling relaxed on my day off:

a great choice. Off Job too.

CD2 on CDS3.

With lasts nights talk of Tim Renwick, I found Quiver - Gone In The Morning & Fung-Kee Laundry. A nice write up by the OP and some ace playing.

Prompted earlier by Denis, on vinyl:-

Another great album from Otis.

Great album of murder ballads with a brilliant version Neil Young's Powderfinger.