@slaw Lemme know what you think. You've to be in the mood. Play whole album through. Turn up the volume.
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Goat – Commune (Sub Pop 2014)
Sounds so much better on vinyl.
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Jennifer – I Can Remember Everything (Parrot 1968)
Jennifer Warnes awesome first album.
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Carolyn Hester – Carolyn Hester (Columbia 1963)
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Mahalia Jackson – I Believe (Columbia 1960)
Not religious but this gospel is glorious. What a voice.
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The Milk Carton Kids – Live From Lincoln Theatre 2013 (Anti- 2021)
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The Portway Pedlars – In Greenwood Shades (Greenwich Village 1984)
Hardcore Oxfordshire folk.
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Betty Smith – For My Friends Of Song (June Appal Recordings 1977)
Appalachian folk. Love it.
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@spiritofradio I only have the Harvest UK original and it sounds real good (NM) despite having been played scores of times.
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 Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs – Medicine County
(Damaged Goods 2009)
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D. Charles Speer & The Helix – Leaving The Commonwealth (Thrill Jockey 2011)
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Various – Intended Play (Matador & True Panther 2011-2012)
Worth it for Esben And The Witch - Hexagons II (The Flight) alone.
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Esben And The Witch – Nowhere (Season Of Mist 2018)
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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – The Boatman's Call (Strumm 1997)
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The Builders And The Butchers – Salvation Is A Deep Dark Well (Gigantic Music 2009)
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Mayo Muir – The Magic Of Mayo Muir (20th Century Fox Records 1964 mono)
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Cheers Steve.
Holly Golightly Album".....love it!
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Paul & Paula – We Go Together (Philips 1963 mono)
Just so good.
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Betty Vaiden Williams – Folk Songs And Ballads Of North Carolina (Vanguard 1958 mono)
Historic recording with a beauty all its own.
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The Earl Scruggs Revue – The Earl Scruggs Revue (Columbia 1973)
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@bkeske Yeah, they rock! How is the SQ on the John Coltrane Blue Train?
@td_dayton It is. 🙂
that paul & paula looks killer!!
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Vivaldi, Telemann, Haydn, Zdeněk Tylšar, Bedřich Tylšar – Concerti Per Due Corni (Supraphon 1972)
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Gene & Debbe – Hear & Now (TRX 1968)
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@bkeske +1 Interesting choice.
Lankum - Between The Earth And Sky
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Lankum – Between The Earth And Sky (Rough Trade 2017)
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The Beatles – Abbey Road (Apple RM 2019)
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Sting – The Dream Of The Blue Turtles (A&M 1985 )
John Lennon – Walls And Bridges (Apple 1974)
I.D. Stamper – Red Wing (June Appal 1972)
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CocoRosie – Grey Oceans (Sub Pop 2010)
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@sbank +1 Gary Karr Albinoni. I heard this played in the Acora granite speakers room at Axpona a few years back with Jeff from High Water Sound. Simply magnificent to these ears.
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Clark Kessinger – Old-Time Music With Fiddle & Guitar (Rounder 1972)
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Count Basie Orchestra – Good Morning Blues (MCA 1977) side 2
Duke Ellington – Monologue (Columbia Special Products 1973) side 2
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Brother Dege – How To Kill A Horse (Magic Bullet 2015)
I really want to like this. Musically, decent enough but lyrically, it's not really cutting it for me.
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Various – Woodstock, Music From The Original Soundtrack And More (Cotillion 1970)
I haven't played this in a looong time. Decades. It's seems like I heard it last week.
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The Innocence Mission – My Room In The Trees (Lamp 2010)
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Roy Harper – In Between Every Line (EMI 1986)
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The Miami Chamber Trio – Miami Chamber Trio, Handel - Sonata II In G Major and others (Audiophile 1977)
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Obernkirchen Children's Choir – Folk Songs And Fairy Tale (Angel 1957)
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Johnny & Jonie Mosby – Mr. & Mrs. Country Music (Columbia 1965 mono)
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Netania Davrath – Baroque Cantatas Netania Davrath with The Wiener Solisten (Vanguard 1967)
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Mabel Mercer – Mabel Mercer Sings (Decca 1964 Mono)
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Jumbo String Band – Goin' Steppin' (Old Homestead 1983)
Solid bluegrass music and funnin'
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Russ & Becky Jeffers – Russ & Becky Jeffers At Opryland (Lee-Ann 1975)
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Georgia Brown – Sings Kurt Weill (London 1962)
One of my favorites when the recordings were lush and clear as a bell.
Recommended.
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David Raksin – Sylvia (Mercury 1965)
Wonderful of its time music.
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Seth Austen – The Road O'er The Rainbow (Banish Misfortune 1981)
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Roy Harper – Once (Awareness 1990)
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Al Stewart - Past Present And Future (CBS 1973)
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Strawbs – Grave New World (A&M 1972)
Cracker of an album.
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Al Stewart - Modern Times (CBS 1975)
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Doc Evans And His Band Featuring Knocky Parker – Traditional Jazz Vol. 7 Dixieland, Of Course (Audiophile 1956)
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