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

Stevee_S posted:

Gianluigi Mazzorana posted:

Enjoy your coffee Seakayaker! I'm on my beers!

Playing more good stuff today Gianluigi, cheers to your beers.

Thanks Steeve! Just a lazy summer afternoon!

If the Seakayaker can play jazz guitar from Mr Pass, here's some from Wes.

 Version in the album is a bit smoother...

(1990)

Yep, I think these two are made for each other 

Now playing......

Don Henley - Cass County (Deluxe)

Always enjoy Don's voice and he certainly has a number of folks adding their voices to this album including: Merle Haggard, Mick Jagger, Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride, Dolly Parton, Michelle Branch, Sally Dworsky, Molly Felder, Vince Gill, Jamey Johnson, Alison Krauss, Gale Sayers, Ashely Monroe, Angela Primm, Lucinda Williams, Lee Ann Womack, and Trisha Yearwood.

.....and then there are the musicians that contributed: Bass - Jimmy Johnson, David Pitch, Mike Rhodes, Jimmie Lee Sloas, Steuart Smith, Glenn Worf, Greg Worf. Cello - Richard Davis. Dobro - Rob Ickes. Drums - Gregg Bissonette, Shannon Forrest, Alex Hahn, Will Henley, Greg Morrow. Fiddle - Milo Deering. Guitar - Chris Holt, Vince Gill, Stan Lynch, Steuart Smith, Bryan Sutton, Richard Bowden, Pat Buchanan, J. T. Corenflos, Aaron Kelley, Gordon Kennedy,  Jerry McPherson. Hammr Dulcimer - David Moran. Harmonica - Pat Buchanan, Mick Jagger. Keyboards - Richard Davis, John Deaderick. Lap Steel Guitar - Jerry Douglas.  Mandolin - Jim Hoke, Aaron Kelley, Bryan S

I have enjoyed Don's music through the years and from the opening song the voice is familiar. A very enjoyable album. 

Thanks to the couple of forum members who mentioned this album over the past couple of days.

Stu Larsen - Vagabond

Fancied listening to some laid back, catchy choons and this fits the bill nicely.

More laid back, catchy choons here...

seakayaker posted:

Now playing......

Don Henley - Cass County (Deluxe)

Always enjoy Don's voice and he certainly has a number of folks adding their voices to this album including: Merle Haggard, Mick Jagger, Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride, Dolly Parton, Michelle Branch, Sally Dworsky, Molly Felder, Vince Gill, Jamey Johnson, Alison Krauss, Gale Sayers, Ashely Monroe, Angela Primm, Lucinda Williams, Lee Ann Womack, and Trisha Yearwood.

.....and then there are the musicians that contributed: Bass - Jimmy Johnson, David Pitch, Mike Rhodes, Jimmie Lee Sloas, Steuart Smith, Glenn Worf, Greg Worf. Cello - Richard Davis. Dobro - Rob Ickes. Drums - Gregg Bissonette, Shannon Forrest, Alex Hahn, Will Henley, Greg Morrow. Fiddle - Milo Deering. Guitar - Chris Holt, Vince Gill, Stan Lynch, Steuart Smith, Bryan Sutton, Richard Bowden, Pat Buchanan, J. T. Corenflos, Aaron Kelley, Gordon Kennedy,  Jerry McPherson. Hammr Dulcimer - David Moran. Harmonica - Pat Buchanan, Mick Jagger. Keyboards - Richard Davis, John Deaderick. Lap Steel Guitar - Jerry Douglas.  Mandolin - Jim Hoke, Aaron Kelley, Bryan S

I have enjoyed Don's music through the years and from the opening song the voice is familiar. A very enjoyable album. 

Thanks to the couple of forum members who mentioned this album over the past couple of days.

Yep, in my view he's never made a bad solo album and his previous to this were wonderful. 

1975 - vinyl - U.K. First pressing...

just downloaded this so will give it a listen in a minute

I don't just play noodly jazz and string quartets..... I still love this album. Any yes, I see that the cover art needs fixing  

1970 - U.K. First pressing...

Now Playing......

Wes Montgomery - Riverside Profiles

I thought I would join Clive B and listen to some Wes Montgomery 'Profiles,' recordings from the '60's for the Riverside label.

First track.....right into the grove, very nice!

(2002)

Oh yes, this boy was good. 

Gianluigi Mazzorana posted:

 

Somebody ask for some sometimes.

 

I think that's my favourite Stones' song. Alway gives me goosebumps, even when it's used as in films e.g. Layer Cake. 

Because I like a bit of Deep Purple now and again, and this is one superb live recording.

This album is very aptly named.