What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Official live album.

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Bruce Cockburn "Slice of Life"
live, solo disc 1

A very underrated singer songwriter Jeff.

Agreed. And the guitar work is pretty nice, as well. Listened to him a lot on vinyl in the day, this is the only one I now have after seeing it posted here a few months ago.

regards
Jeff A

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Jerry Joseph and Wally Ingram "Civility"]

Hadn't heard this before Jeff but it sounds quite good. The last I heard about Wally was that he wasn't that good. David Lindley was collecting funds for him.

I believe Wally had a rough period of illness but he and Jerry have done a lot of shows this spring as a duo and they play together in Stockholm Syndrome with Eric MacFadden, Dave Schools (Widespread Panic) and Danny Louis (Govt Mule).

I like everything Jerry does, so I am biased. This was released June 1.

Jeff A

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by munch:

Saw them on the opening night of the Euro tour for this album Stu. Still one of the worst gigs I have ever been to but it is a classic album.

E,
Where was that gig?
Stu

Glasgow SECC, sure Michael said it was the first night of the tour. Sound was atrocious as it kept cutting out and they weren't much better.

Just checked the INXS site for the actual date. It was the 22/6/88 and it was the first night of the European tour. I see some pillock has posted on the site that it was a great gig. Certainly wasn't the same one I was at.

right the stars (Rich Jacques)

Warming up for tomorrow's match the teutonic way.

top of the pile:

Thomas Jefferson's Aeroplane "Express" ep
(Rick Jacques and Bill Deasy)

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Originally posted by munch:

Really good album which I stupidly sold many moons ago. Will need to get another copy.

Cheers
Flettster

Cheers
Flettster

Brandi Carlile "Give Up The Ghost"

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
top of the pile:
Thomas Jefferson's Aeroplane "Express" ep
(Rick Jacques and Bill Deasy)

Jeff,
How good is that man?
Its not a question.
Its just a great bit or music
Stu

I am a big fan of Bill Deasy who I found years back when Michael Stanley covered one of his songs. Unfortunatley, he rarely leaves Pennsylvania.

Apparently Rich Jacques was in a successful Pittsburgh band and when they broke up he moved to LA and made a living doing music for ads, tv shows, etc. Whenever Bill would be in LA they would get together and write, which led to the fist TJA disc several years ago. Two quality musicians doing the rock/pop thing very tastefully.

Pleased you like it, it was released Monday past.

regards
Jeff A

Cheers
Flettster

Cheers
Flettster

Haven't listened to this for ages.
Cheers
Flettster

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Originally posted by Flettster:


Cheers
Flettster

Nice! I prefer this to 'Tourist'. Really relaxing, great for a chill out session.

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Originally posted by ewemon:

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Originally posted by munch:

Really good album which I stupidly sold many moons ago. Will need to get another copy.

Many years ago, I chewed up two cassettes of this album due to repeated play. Thanks god for CDs.

Joe Henderson "So Near So Far: Musings For Miles"

great quartet recording of Mile's compostions

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Originally posted by Berend:
on vinyl

Very nice! I picked up a copy from a charity shop many years ago for 50p! Still sounds cool today as it did more than a couple of of decades ago.

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Cheers
Flettster

Nice! I prefer this to 'Tourist'. Really relaxing, great for a chill out session.

irwan,
I love Boulevard,
It was because of Tourist i bought it.
Tourist for me is a BLUE NOTE wonder on double vinyl/double cd and single cd.
Its one of my fave albums and gets played a few times every week.
Try and get your hands on this 10 cd box set?

Stu

I love 'Tourist' too, but I love 'Boulevard' even more. I have the double CD version of 'Tourist'.

Thanks for the tip. I will try to look out for the limited edition box.

Bill Evans "A Simple Matter of Conviction"

Eddie Gomez - bass, Shelly Manne - drums