What are you listening to right now? (VOL I)
Posted by: Tam on 06 June 2005
Anyway, to kick things off, I'm currently, and probably for most of the rest of this week, listening to Radio 3's Beethoven Experience. They're doing one of the piano concertos at the moment and (number 2 with Glenn Gould). Anyway, the experience thing probably needs its own thread, but, even on this cheapo radio it's proving fairly enjoyable.
So, what are you listening to right now?
So, what are you listening to right now?
Last night............
A taste of this and a taste of that...........
Another Irishman!
Rory Gallagher - In the Beginning
Emerald Gem, GES 1110.
All compositions by Rory Gallagher.
Produced and compiled by Mervyn Solomon.
Recorded at the Maritime Club, Belfast, July 1967.
Released originally as Taste First (1972 BASF, D: 20 290840-0)
and subsequently as Take It Easy Baby (Springboard Records 1976)
Side 1
1. Wee Wee Baby (2.45)
2. How Many More Years (3.24)
3. Take It Easy Baby (7.08) [stand out number]
Side 2
1. You've Got To Pay (3.55)
2. Worried Man (2.30)
3. Norman Invasion (3.01)
4. Pardon Me Mister (2.44)
Rory Gallagher: lead guitar, mouth organ, vocals
Eric Kitteringham: bass
Norman Damery: drums
From the sleeve notes by producer Mervyn Solomon:
"On stage three young boys played the most exciting blues music I had ever heard in Ireland...
"The following day...it was agreed that they should spend a day or two in our recording studio. This was the first time Taste had ever been in a studio...
"Here is a selection of seven numbers from that historic session ... These tracks portray all the excitment and enthusiasm the boys had and also let you hear Rory's earliest song writing efforts. Every track is exciting, as you feel when you listen that the birth of one of the world's greatest blues groups was taking place.
"All the tracks were recorded live without any overdubbing..."
Rory Gallagher - In the Beginning
Emerald Gem, GES 1110.
All compositions by Rory Gallagher.
Produced and compiled by Mervyn Solomon.
Recorded at the Maritime Club, Belfast, July 1967.
Released originally as Taste First (1972 BASF, D: 20 290840-0)
and subsequently as Take It Easy Baby (Springboard Records 1976)
Side 1
1. Wee Wee Baby (2.45)
2. How Many More Years (3.24)
3. Take It Easy Baby (7.08) [stand out number]
Side 2
1. You've Got To Pay (3.55)
2. Worried Man (2.30)
3. Norman Invasion (3.01)
4. Pardon Me Mister (2.44)
Rory Gallagher: lead guitar, mouth organ, vocals
Eric Kitteringham: bass
Norman Damery: drums
From the sleeve notes by producer Mervyn Solomon:
"On stage three young boys played the most exciting blues music I had ever heard in Ireland...
"The following day...it was agreed that they should spend a day or two in our recording studio. This was the first time Taste had ever been in a studio...
"Here is a selection of seven numbers from that historic session ... These tracks portray all the excitment and enthusiasm the boys had and also let you hear Rory's earliest song writing efforts. Every track is exciting, as you feel when you listen that the birth of one of the world's greatest blues groups was taking place.
"All the tracks were recorded live without any overdubbing..."
Nu De Lune: 23.56 Hrs L'Affaire
Great cover Kuma.
How is the inside?
How is the inside?
Seriously ... interesting album art.
Grateful Dead Saturday continues ... From the Mars Hotel.
Grateful Dead Saturday continues ... From the Mars Hotel.
Some far memories resurface......
415's Boccherini morning.
Haim
quote:Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:
Great cover Kuma.
I had to counter your *dykish* Pat Barber cover posting.
This CD contains my favourite Willie Colon's '8th Avenue'.
quote:Originally posted by kuma:quote:Originally posted by Gianluigi Mazzorana:
Great cover Kuma.
I had to counter your *dykish* Pat Barber cover posting.
No, wait!
That's very modest!
At least till when she starts gently talking into my ears!
quote:At least till when she starts gently talking into my ears!
Gianluigi,
Sorry to bust your bubble, but she's gay.
Advocate
quote:Originally posted by kuma:quote:At least till when she starts gently talking into my ears!
Gianluigi,
Sorry to bust your bubble, but she's gay.
Advocate
Not important.
Beauty is beauty!
quote:Originally posted by Cyrene:quote:Originally posted by sjust:
They play here, tomorrow.
Should I go ?
Shoudl I buy their new disc ?
Questions, questions, questions...
cheers
Stefan
You lucky, lucky man!
Decided to do both....
For a change:
JUICY !!!
cheers
Stefan
