Suggestions for the Naim Label

Posted by: Bob Edwards on 10 February 2001

All--

Given the interest in both Naim hardware and software, I thought it might be fun to offer the Naim label some suggestions as to what performers to go after.

My first suggestion would be Bob Mould--his music is brilliant but none of his recordings have the phenemonal sound quality I've heard on various Naim Label releases. I would kill to have "Workbook" redone by Naim--an absolutely brilliant record that set the stage for the 90s alternative scene--you can hear echoes of it in everything from Nirvana to REMs "Automatic For the People."

Other suggestions ?

Cheers,

Bob

Ride the Light !

Posted on: 12 February 2001 by Former member

Bert Jansch, preferably live.

Posted on: 12 February 2001 by Paul Stephenson

"How about...
Bert Jansch, preferably live."

We would do that if Bert is listening?

Posted on: 13 February 2001 by Former member

A quick search on the net gives his agency contact details at: http://www.stoneyport.demon.co.uk/contacts.html

He's touring in March...

Go on, you know it makes sense !

Marc.

Posted on: 13 February 2001 by Former member

That wonderful Scottish singer, Dougie McLean?

Tom

Posted on: 13 February 2001 by Former member

I would dearly love Herr W A Mozart play some of his stuff live and unplugged.

Also - it is nice to be able to say thank you (Fred Simon is a case in point) - so not only would I like Naim to start some time-machine research, but also when they get there can they leave Wolfie a laptop and a forum log-on?

Thanks
Jonathan

Posted on: 13 February 2001 by John C

The Stan Tracey Quintet. King of Brit Jazz.

Johnµ

Posted on: 13 February 2001 by fred simon

quote:
Also - it is nice to be able to say thank you (Fred Simon is a case in point)

... and nice to be thanked before I'm long gone.