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;
After Larry, back to the sublime.
Hard to categorise this. Hear this on " Arctic Dub Susumcorda" net radio a lot. Dub Ambient Dark Light Wave...
John Hiatt & the Goners - "Beneath This Gruff Exterior" (2003) With Sonny Landreth's amazing guitar work, saw this toured live, wonderful show in a 600 seat venue.
Just kidding. I prefer records with greater layers of depth, soul and variety than La La Land, I'm really playing this:
Jeff Anderson posted:
Greg Brown - "Poet Game" (1994) probably my favorite GB album that I have heard.
Mine as well Jeff.
Borders Nick posted:dave marshall posted:
Duke Garwood - Garden of Ashes.
Following on from Richard Hawley, this is in similar vein, co-produced by Mark Lanegan.
I posted this the other evening, it's available on Tidal, so go listen .......... that's an order .............. 's brilliant!!!!!!
OK Dave, you twisted my arm. Giving this a run now and I have to say it's rather good ! Great vibe, relaxed bluesy feel, super guitar sound. Excellent recommendation. Cheers N.
Try the album before this one as you might like that as well.
1997 - CD(WAV)...
Still think this is his best album.
top of the file pile, playing next
Junip - "Fields" (2010) Disc 1, 2 & 3 Jose Gonzalez and friends
Anders Osborne an album he kindly for some reason gave me a credit on.
ewemon posted:Borders Nick posted:dave marshall posted:
Duke Garwood - Garden of Ashes.
Following on from Richard Hawley, this is in similar vein, co-produced by Mark Lanegan.
I posted this the other evening, it's available on Tidal, so go listen .......... that's an order .............. 's brilliant!!!!!!
OK Dave, you twisted my arm. Giving this a run now and I have to say it's rather good ! Great vibe, relaxed bluesy feel, super guitar sound. Excellent recommendation. Cheers N.
Try the album before this one as you might like that as well.
Duke Garwood - Heavy Love.
Tidalising it now ................... tell you what, Nick, he's only right!
Great shout Ewen. 
Come back to this regularly.
Bonnie Whitmore.
Acid jazz at its best...CD
A + WAV
(2016)
One of my favourite releases last year from a newish UK band that I hope do well with their style of psychedelia and prog rock infused with pop and jazz.
Tony2011 posted:
1997 - CD(WAV)...
Ah, that takes me back to being middle aged again
Seriously though, the mid-nineties were a definite silver age of music (based on the mid/late-sixties being the golden age!)
Stone class country style
Gary Shaw posted:Tony2011 posted:
1997 - CD(WAV)...
Ah, that takes me back to being middle aged again
Seriously though, the mid-nineties were a definite silver age of music (based on the mid/late-sixties being the golden age!)
Gary, the 90s had some really cool music, but that's our little secret.
Inspired by this forum. Great recording.
A + | WAV
(2003)
A change of musical tack toward some grunge rock, not to everyone's taste but I really got into their albums (as did several million others) for a few years on the back of Silver Side Up (2001).
Emily's second album. CD rip to NS01.
Eric Bibb - Live a Fip.
Disc 2 from this double album .............. great soulful blues singing, with beautifully played guitar accompaniment, recorded in front of an audience for a French Radio station live broadcast ..................... can't see it on Tidal, but it may be available on other streaming services.
2004 - CD (WAV)...
Eric Clapton - Sessions for Robert J.
Eric's second album to celebrate Robert Johnson ................... "one take, no overdubs" recording ................stellar backing band .............. ....... great stuff .............. and the DVD's not half bad too.
Last one for tonight, as I'm off to catch the footy. 