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
slipknot1

The Rolling Stones "from the vault/No Security/San Jose ’99"

2018/Eagle Rock Entertainment

Richard Thompson " Mock Tudor" 

1990/Bong Load 

.....don't mind if I do....

 

I like other Fleetwood Mac albums, I love Kiln House. It has the most 1950's American Rock 'n' Roll sound and feel of all their albums. It was amongst my most-played albums in 1970.

 

England Dan & John Ford Coley-Nights Are Forever Side 2

Hooker N' Heat-ST Side 1

Chrisine McVie-ST Side 1 SQ*

Santana -Freedom Side 1

Susannah McCorkle-No More Blue(CJ 370) Side 1 SQ Audiophile

Johnny Lytle-Swingin' At The Gate Side 1

Queen-A Night At The Opera Side B SQ*

Neil Young-Silver & Gold Side 2 SQ*

An unusual Wednesday vinyl night. No SQ flaws diminished the content of any albums played tonight. McCorkle takes the SQ crown with her first Concord recording. 

 

@bslon et. al.:

i mostly agree with the greatness of bare trees and future games (as well as ms. mcvie), though "sentimental lady" gargles my nads. as for the p. green era, i'd give "then play on" another chance--it has "o well" + "closing my eyes," an incredible kirwan song.

my picks for the holiday:

graham parker, the real macaw--his foray into new-wavy keyboards and arrangements was a mistake, but he is a first-rate songwriter and this is an overlooked gem

chris whitley, teraa incognita--the vanishingly rare blues guy who doesn't sound like anyone else. "weightless" is a stone classic.

@loomisjohnson…it’s good to see you checking in.

Kiln House gets regular playing time here but Bare Trees and Future Games are also my favorite Fleetwood Mac albums. Danny Kirwan wrote and sang some fine songs on those too, but Christine McVie did also (Morning Rain, Spare Me A Little Of Your Love) and continued to do so on later stuff (after Kirwan left), which kept me hanging on as a fan. I lost interest in the band after Rumours, which is the last LP of theirs that I own. I could never get into their early work with Peter Green.

https://forum.audiogon.com/posts/2705208

@bslon, would you agree that kiln house is the best FM record and that danny kirwan its best singer/songwriter?