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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@tomic601 I am not a big Trey fan either but I had to give this a shot for$39.95
Has anyone heard the Tedeschi Trucks Band Layla Revisited? They played the entire record at bonnaroo. They put out a record of the show, it just got here by mail, haven't heard it yet. Has anyone?
Had to step away for a while, due the other side starting a business as well as having issues with  her mom. The mother is back down south, whew.  So back in the groove,  I got an email at noon that I didn't open till 3  same day from Dead.net announcing Dicks picks #36, with a 1500 limited run, sold out by 3 pm. Look around with no luck except fleabag at 2x the price. A week later I stop by my LRC , my man has a copy for me! He ordered from 4 different guys and got all! I ended up with#46/1500 
@Mammothguy54 the drums seem a little flat, other than that it’s very good album, by far their best INMHO 
Alison Krauss and Robert Plant 
Raising Sand

@Slaw I’m guessing T Bone Burnett had an influence on the low end density, I don’t see Alison requesting more bass, maybe Robert given his probability for low hearing sensitivity....
Airto 
Free
cti records 1975 
@bkeske  yes that’s when Jerry had a diabetic coma incident I believe 
Little Feat
Waiting for Columbus 
early mofi edition 
@bkeske I was at that rubber bowl Dead show
@slaw +1 on raising sand
I saw that tour, it was fantastic 
Grateful Dead 
11/5/77 Rochester NY
rhino records
Just released for RSD

one of my first Dead shows it was a good one, 
The Butterfield Blues Band
The Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw
electra records  mono
Alright, that sounds good about now 

NRPS  st op 
Columbia records 
I got a nm copy at my lrs for $5 

Jerry Garcia 
Compliments of
round records 2015 repress 
translucent green vinyl 
Allman Brothers
Eat a Peach mofi #788
TTB 
Signs 
fantasy records
Track 3 on the first side, Uncle Sam Blues, has what must be a shot glass being broken during the song. I mixed some local shows with Jorma and a mandolin player Barry, Jorma told me they still get many broken shot glasses when they play that tune, that was 2005 I believe 
No, the one I am referring to is the live at the New Orleans House, Berkeley, released in 1970.
I thought this was their first release but I could be mistaken. I saw them in 1975 they played a long , loud set, Journey without Steve Perry opened, they were way different without him 
Tedeschi Trucks Band
Signs 
2019 fantasy records 

I have tickets for TTB, row ten , center section from July, postponed till next year 
Paul Kantner/Jefferson Starship 
rca records 1970 op
this was in the transition era from airplane to starship 
@slaw Paul Butterfield is one of a very few harp players that doesn’t leave me wondering who thought that (harp playing)
was a good contribution to the music