What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIII)

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(1972)

This will do nicely to start the weekend. 

Clare Martin - Too Much in Love to Care (sings with Kenny Barron). SACD. Nice.

This isn't bad either!

I really ought to listen to the records in my collection more often - there are some gems lurking there. 

Clive B posted:

This isn't bad either!

I really ought to listen to the records in my collection more often - there are some gems lurking there. 

Cracking album, mind you I thinks it is very difficult, almost impossible to find a bad RUSH album.

A + | WAV

(1969)

Fleetwood Mac's Then Play On finally put back together in 2013 with both the original material and running order. This one with great added bonus tracks.

Tracklist
1 Coming Your Way
2 Closing My Eyes
3 Fighting For Madge
4 When You Say
5 Show-Biz Blues
6 Under Way
7 One Sunny Day
8 Although The Sun Is Shining
9 Rattlesnake Shake
10 Without You
11 Searching For Madge
12 My Dream
13 Like Crying
14 Before The Beginning
Bonus Tracks
15 Oh Well - Pt. 1
16 Oh Well - Pt. 2
17 The Green Manalishi (With The Two Prong Crown)
18 World In Harmony

Friday beer time...!

G

OK, so I then discovered the 42 track deluxe version.  Not heard these before for some reason  - extremely impressed with the playing (only guitar and occasional piano accompaniment) and SQ of a good variety of songs from his vast back catalogue.  

Tidal (good old Tidal).

1969 - Vinyl - U.K. First pressing...

A little British blues with guest appearance by John Mayall.  

Miller Anderson doing the duties on guitar- just listening to Born to Die Now.

No better way to start the weekend...

Scientist - Dub from the Ghetto.

Some early evening old skool dub ............. from the absolute master of cool. 

Listening the first time to this. Came out today and sounds good. So will land on the buying list...

BigH47 posted:

Clive B posted:

This isn't bad either!

I really ought to listen to the records in my collection more often - there are some gems lurking there. 

Cracking album, mind you I thinks it is very difficult, almost impossible to find a bad RUSH album.

Mmm... I do have 'A Show of Hands' in my collection. I recall that being very dull, but maybe I ought to try that again too. I seem to be a little more receptive to the Rush style currently. 

Pat Metheny on vinyl.

And now Robin Trower Live. This album transports me back to my days in Bristol when I saw this band in the Anson Room at UoB students union. I was deaf for most of the next day, but it was a superb gig.

EDIT: This is just glorious!

dave marshall posted:

Journeying through the blues, you really should have a listen to Willie Dixon, who wrote so many blues standards for other people, and who was no mean performer himself ....... the father of Chicago Blues.

Here's a good place to start.

Willie Dixon - Poet of the Blues.

Hi Dave, this one was already in my vast list but I have just bumped it up.

Problem is I am liking most of what I am hearing and end up listening to complete albums. It is going to take me a month of Sundays to get through it. But an enjoyable way to spend some quality time listening to some great, great music.

Cheers

N

Ewemon, please please stop. I have to stop listening to the blues and do some work! 

nigelb posted:

Ewemon, please please stop. I have to stop listening to the blues and do some work! 

Ok I will take a week off to let you catch up.

Last 2.

Peace which is pretty rare was released on Willies own label Yambo.