What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2017
2017 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread can be found here;
The Waterboys: Room To Roam. This is a truly superb album, one of my favs in fact and never fails to be uplifting. Highly recommended.
Now concluded for me. It's not bad, but Ramsey Lewis is not my kind of music...
Simple Minds
Acoustic - 24bit 48kHz Wave
Edward
A wonderfull album by the Bobo Stenson trio.
A + | WAV
(1990)
Dusty greatly missed, this was billed as a come back album aided and abetted by the Pet Shop Boys with some excellent tracks on it.
Fancy getting a bit proggy after a three-hour meeting with my bank manager 
A great 3-CD set from the golden era at Harvest records. Check out this tracklist!
Kevin-W posted:Fancy getting a bit proggy after a three-hour meeting with my bank manager
A great 3-CD set from the golden era at Harvest records. Check out this tracklist!
Without reverting totally to Old Codgerism...Harvest were one of a select few labels whereby you knew you'd have to listen to whatever they released because it'd be something special. Like Elektra up to the point they started releasing Bread albums, Dandelion (briefly).
Makes me come over all dewy-eyed.
Nearest modern equivalents would be Factory, Zoo, Warp, Tri Angle
This is my favorite Bennie Wallace CD. It's a live recording of a concert in Germany.
There is also another CD of a live recording (I believe also in Germany) that has George Cables on piano. That one is on my wishlist.
On CD:-
Ray Lamontagne - Supernova
On CD:-
Oleta Adams - Circle Of One
Gary Shaw posted:Kevin-W posted:Fancy getting a bit proggy after a three-hour meeting with my bank manager
A great 3-CD set from the golden era at Harvest records. Check out this tracklist!
Without reverting totally to Old Codgerism...Harvest were one of a select few labels whereby you knew you'd have to listen to whatever they released because it'd be something special. Like Elektra up to the point they started releasing Bread albums, Dandelion (briefly).
Makes me come over all dewy-eyed.
Nearest modern equivalents would be Factory, Zoo, Warp, Tri Angle
Every time I see a Harvest album cover it always takes me back to the time when I booked The Edgar Broughton Band for a gig and the Manager asking me how big the stage was. When I told him he said that they had never played on a stage that big.
Big John Patton - Got a Good Thing Goin'. Blue Note CD rip. Patton and Green!
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(2000)