@bdp24 ,
Yes. Because I chose a long time ago to support vinyl only. I do have a CD player in my truck that gets little use.
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Bummer, @slaw. I have a fair number of LP's which have yet to make it onto CD, and a lot of albums which are not available on LP, being released in the CD era. I put the music first, and if it must be on CD, so be it. |
@bdp24 ,
I don’t feel I can take my lp playback to the level I want and keep it there if I have to invest in other equipment/music. If I were a wealthier man with a larger house....... |
Understood @slaw. Well, The Houston Kid makes for great driving music ;-) . |
"Making Pies" Patty Griffin |
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child of vision. Supertramp
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Hearing a new true Rock ’n’ Roll song is a rarity these days. If you crave that music, you will find "Frankie Please" on Rodney Crowell’s excellent 2014 Tarpaper Sky album. The piano playing on the song is in the Jerry Lee Lewis/Little Richard style. The album is full of great songs, singing, harmonizing, and musicianship. For you LP purists, the album is available in that format. On the dependable New West Records label. |
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@bdp24,
I know you're trying to introduce us to other alternatives. I'm going to buy "Tarpaper Sky".
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"Wild Dogs" Colter Wall
Don't miss this!!! |
"if I Had a Rocket Launcher" Bruce Cockburn |
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"The Ballad of The Hulk" Jerry Jeff Walker |
James McMurtry - "We Can't Make it Here Anymore"
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Gringo / 25 minutes to go
Slaw +1 for
"if I Had a Rocket Launcher"
I remember when that one came out. Loved it!!!! |
Amy Antin - Just For The Record
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"One Hit Wonders Of The World Unite" by Badger. An infectious Pop song with a killer hooky chorus worthy of Brian Wilson and Bjorn & Benny (ABBA). |
"Old Friends" Steve Earle's rendition. |
"Straight Lines" Suzanne Vega |
"Say It's Alright" Eyelids |
"Look @ Miss Ohio" Gillian Welch |
"Crazy Mary" Big Head Todd & The Monsters |
Dwight Twilley Band: "Did You See What Happened?", the B-side of the "I'm On Fire" 7" 45RPM single off the band's incredible Sincerely debut album. Power Pop at it's finest. |
"Gawd Above" John Fullbright |
"Happy Day (Sister My Sister)" Hiss Golden Messenger, feat. Tift Merritt |
"'69 Corvette" Jonathan Wilson |
- "Car On a Hill" Joni Mitchell
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Cold Turkey, John Lennon Live in New York City, cassette Dolby HX PRO
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"Guitar Heroes" Richard Thompson |
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MV & EE / Who do you love |
"Living Proof" Wishbone Ash |
"The Perfect Crime" The Decemberists |
"Librarian" My Morning Jacket"
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"I Need to Know" Tom Petty |
"High as Johnny Thunders" Chuck Prophet |
"I'm Drowning" Of Monsters & Men |
"Shiny Moon" The Teskey Brothers |
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Wax Poetic / Striptease in Istanbul |
I may have mentioned it before, but "Essense" by Lucinda Williams bears repeating. My God, what a song (I just listened to it three times in a row). On the album of the same title, which is full of great songs and vocal performances. Great musical accompaniment (she has excellent taste), including the drumming of Jim Keltner. |
"On An Island" David Gilmour |