What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

quote:

Originally posted by BigH47:
Good call JRS

??? Redkev.

Foals - Total life forever

Paul Rodgers

Muddy Water Blues "A Tribute to Muddy Waters"

1. Muddy Water Blues - Acoustic
2. Louisiana Blues
3. I Can't Be Satisfied
4. Rollin' Stone
5. Good Morning Little School Girl
6. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
7. She's Alright
8. Standing Around Crying
9. The Hunter
10. She Moves Me
11. I'm Ready
12. I Just Want To Make Love To You
13. Born Under A Bad Sign
14. Good Morning Little School Girl
15. Muddy Water Blues - Electric Version
16. All Right Now
17. Wishing (my cdi player) Well
18. Fire & Water
19. Bad Company

From Victory 2 x CD (p) 1993 but listening via a cassette tape i found on the dusty shelf : )

Debs

quote:

Originally posted by kuma:
Mono e Mono.

I'm sticking with Mono.

First listen.

On Spotify:-




Rudy Van Gelder edition if that makes a difference.
Track 3 and still listening, and I thought prog had long tracks.

How did that guy record so much music in such a short time scale?



What's that Steve Hackett album like Lontano?

tremendous

quote:

Originally posted by BigH47:
What's that Steve Hackett album like Lontano?

It's very good. My copy is actually this one - a DVD that comes with the CD's of the show included.

And one of Hackett's classic tracks that should have been on Wind and Wuthering - Inside and Out from the Spot the Pigeon EP

quote:

Originally posted by tpia:
tremendous

don't have this one..have you seen them live - quite superb.

quote:

Originally posted by Lontano:

quote:

Originally posted by tpia:
tremendous

don't have this one..have you seen them live - quite superb.

Just missed them in Paris - but they are at the London Jazz festival I think in November.

This is their first.

On CD :-



Something more familiar than JC.

I did manage to get through Blue Train, might have to listen again, definitely not an instant dismissal anyway.

quote:

Originally posted by tpia:

Just missed them in Paris - but they are at the London Jazz festival I think in November.

Yes they are doing three nights there. Might go myself.

Liszt: Les Preludes, Mazeppa, Ungarische Rhapsodie No.4, Smetana: Vysehrad, Die Moldau

Conductor: Herbert von Karajan
Orchestra: Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra

On original vinyl:



steve

Fanbloodytastic Drum 'n' Bass from this Welsh wizard.

On CD






Dean...

SJB

Second listen....I like it.

Two fabulous recent bargain purchases...



My first Boo - Wonderful arrangements and a pure voice to de-stress your day.

My second Shawn - An absolute stellar cast of session musicians have made this one of the best first listens of any CD I own. I think this will give 'a few small repairs' a run for it's money.