What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Symphonies 3 & 7






Dean...

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Nothing solid yet, then, but the prospect of a Sufjan/National record should get us through some rainy days.

Thanks Adrian. I don't lionise Sufjan like I used to, but he's undoubtedly a great, interesting talent, and I'm sure anything he puts out will be worth a listen (at the very least),

I am regressing to my teens

Came across this in HMV Glasgow today. Recorded two days before he died and he was still in fine form, voice as strong and range as great as ever. Quite remarkable. He was only 52 when he died.

Ensemble 415
Chiara Banchini - violin
Enrico Gatti - violin
Emilio Moreno - viola
Käthi Gohl - cello
Cléna Stein - double bass

Chick Corea/Return to Forever: Light as a Feather
'72 Release. Polydor. Original US pressing.

Chick Corea: Return to Forever
'72 Release. EMC Records. Original US pressing.

Al di Meola: Tiramisu
'87 Release. Manhattan Records. Original US pressing.

Mixed reviews but IMHO this is still great chill-out relaxation music (would be better with an Ibezan sunset, but you can't organise everything)
Cheers
Flettster

Last one for the night.
Cheers
Flettster

On the Black!

Must track doen an original CD release (not remaster) of this soon.

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Originally posted by kuma:

Chick Corea: Return to Forever
'72 Release. EMC Records. Original US pressing.

You're on a hot streak here. A couple of really great albums. Makes me want to take out all my Chick Corea vinyl for play on the old trusty Project 0.5.

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Originally posted by ewemon:


MFSL

Not listened to this in ages and almost forgot why it is such a great pop album. Thanks for the reminder!

1/4 of the New York Voices and teacher to the ever so wonderful Jane Monheit: Peter Eldridge's solo album

Another solo album from Peter Eldridge:

Rebecka Törnqvist - The Cherry Blossom And The Skyline Rising From The Street

Piano Magic – Ovations (review)

"Oi'll give it foive"

On CD (borrowed from son ) :-