Whats on your turntable tonight?


For me its the first or very early LP's of:
Allman Brothers - "Allman Joys" "Idyllwild South"
Santana - "Santana" 200 g reissue
Emerson Lake and Palmer - "Emerson Lake and Palmer"
and,
Beethoven - "Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major" Rudolph Serkin/Ozawa/BSO
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@slaw Cat Power - The Greatest is my fav example to play people who think vinyl can't sound better than digital. LP is great, CD a muddy mess.

@bdp24 @reubent  +1 Intervention Records. I've had that Girlfriend release on my wishlist for a while, but keep missing out. Joe Jackson - Night & Day is another good sounding release of theirs

Cat Power – Jukebox

The Beatles – Let It Be... Naked

@spiritofradio I only have a OG Chicago II. Didn't know about Steven Wilson version. Most of his work I know is prog. He's a wizard, surely.

@bkeske Probably the last poll that made any sense to me

The Blues Project – Projections

@reubent Happy Birthday Tom and Happy New Year to all!

@bkeske Szell might have been the first to prove that Cleveland Rocks!

@spiritofradio 

Nick Cave – Idiot Prayer (Nick Cave Alone At Alexandra Palace)

that’s a great record

yeah, probably my fav of 2020

 

@dayglow FWIW, The Japanese pressing of Crisis is really good if you're looking for a better one. Under-rated album IMHO. 

@femoore12 A Neko night is a good night!

 

Tom Waits - Mule Variations 

Carl Nielsen, New Philharmonia Orchestra, Jascha Horenstein – Symphony No.5, Op.50 / Saga-Drøm, Op.39 (Nonesuch – 1969)

Rachmaninoff, Byron Janis, London Symphony, Antal Dorati – Piano Concerto No. 3  Mercury Living Presence 1961

Vladimir Horowitz - New York Philharmonic* • Eugene Ormandy, Rachmaninoff* – Concerto No. 3 - Golden Jubilee Concert · Recorded Live at Carnegie Hall (1978 RCA)

Jayhawks - Hollywood Town Hall

Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers – Meet You At The Jazz Corner Of The World (Blue Note 80 Series)

Thelonious Monk – Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960 (Sam Records)

Various – Stax Of Funk. The Funky Truth

William Walton/Zino Francescatti, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, Jean Sibelius,/New York Philharmonic/Leonard Bernstein – Concertos For Violin & Orchestra (CBS Masterworks)

Stravinsky/Goossens/LSO – Petrouchka (1959 Original Version) Everest/Sweet Thunder 1981

Heard a great new release on digital yesterday. Amazing interpretations of songs we've all heard a million times. Had no idea I needed another cover of Street Fighting Man. 

Lucinda Williams - You Are Cordially Invited...A Tribute to the Rolling Stones

@bkeske 

Never heard that album before (Jazz Sur Seine), but as an MJQ Fan, I should check that out.

The shocker for me was that Milt Jackson plays piano, not vibes on that album. I didn't even know he plays piano. Geez, what a talent.

Thanks for the Cars education, guys! I also burned out on them from too much airplay back in the day, and will do some hunting and dig in.

Fleetwood Mac - Tusk

Small Faces – Big Music: A Compleat Collection (They needed a better singer! hey, I'm trying)

Fleetwood Mac - Then Play On

Saw The Cars/Derringer/Little River Band on what might have been the Cars first tour as headliner, ~’78-79 at The Spectrum in Philly, or as Billy Joel likes to call it, "The Rectum". It was promoted as a September "Back to School Special" concert for $3.50/ticket. Even inflation adjusted, that’s pretty cheap!

 

CSN&Y - So Far (best of)

Bach - Janos Starker – Suites For Unaccompanied Cello Complete
(Speakers Corner / Mercury Box)

Thanks @bslon Noted to Shake It Up!

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds – Murder Ballads

Sufjan Stevens – Greetings From Michigan The Great Lake State

Merry Christmas to the best thread on the 'Gon...This is what it's all about! 

The Jayhawks – Hollywood Town Hall (American Recordings Reissue, Remastered 2010)

 

@noromance 

Low

I used hang with a girl who was big into them. Good times.

With perky lyrics like "Bury myself...Don't Understand", how can you go wrong!

 Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers – Meet You At The Jazz Corner Of The World (Volume 1). (K.Gray/Optimal)

Moussorgsky / The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / Leibowitz – The Power Of The Orchestra : A Night On Bald Mountain / Pictures At An Exhibition (Chesky)

Borodin* / Shostakovich* - The Borodin Quartet* – String Quartet No. 2 / String Quartet No. 8   (Speakers Corner )Records – 

@dayglow @mammothguy54 If you like One Trick Pony, you may be interested in a demo quality jazzy cover Romantically Helpless

 

Bach - Leonhardt Consort - Complete Harpsichord Concerti, Vol. II (On Period Instruments) Musical Heritage Society DMM

Various – Stax Of Funk. The Funky Truth

Nick Lowe And His Cowboy Outfit - S/T

Low - Secret Name  (Dark, spacious, somber, mesmerizing, all analogue) 

Thelonious Monk - Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960 (Sam Records - My first on this highly touted French label; lives up to the hype -- Demo quality!)

Happy Festivus, everybody! Festivus For The Rest of Us

Live up to every bit of hype. So glad I bought this very expensive album.

ELO - A New World Record

TP - Damn the Torpedos 

After everything's warmed up gonna spin UHQR Jimi for the first time

 

I'm down to the "Can't pack these for moving until the last minute" mini-collection.

 

We missed ya spinnin', @slaw 

 

Joni - Blue, Ladies of the Canyon from Reprise Box

The The - Soul Mining Box

Pretenders - Learning to Crawl MOFI

'Trane - A Love Supreme (AS)

 

UHQR Jimi arriving today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

@spiritofradio "Please Don’t Touch" when released it was noted as very innovative for some unusual effects used. I've been playing occasionally since its release. Most recently spun it after watching a Genesis doc on Wind & Wuthering where the narrator said "If Gabriel was the band's brains, Hackett was its soul"!

White Stripes Greatest Hits

Tom Tom Club – Boom Boom Chi Boom Boom

Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

 

Roy Hargrove and Mulgrew Miller, In Harmony that you posted about the other day.   It’s a treasure isn’t it.  Still a few sealed copies around the stores I’ve noticed so other members can benefit.  

@spiritofradio 100% I liked it so much bought a copy for a friend's bday gift, as it's not well known amongst those with smaller jazz libraries.

Steve Hackett - Please Don't Touch

Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Braodway

Ultravox - Vienna (Instrumental Steven Wilson mix)