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

Magnolia Electric Co. "What Comes After the Blues"

Secretly Canadian 

 

I don't think Analog Spark did any Justin Timberlake? cheeky

They did do 2 or 3 James Taylor though. smiley

Suzanne Vega "99.9F°"

1992/EU/1st pressing/A&M

My favorite SV album

 

 

 

 

@mofimadness RIP Delores….. what a loss

I am spinning a beater copy of The Boat Album…inspired by @slaw 

Next up…Junkies…. not sure which

The Cranberries-"Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?"

Analog Spark, Limited Edition, 180 Gram, Cranberry Vinyl

Here’s what The Absolute Sound said about "Demons":

"Quite possibly Demons is the most haunting, depressing, and emotionally desperate music the band has ever created—which, by the way, is saying something."

 

Laura Nyro-"Eli And The Thirteenth Confession"

Analog Spark, Limited Edition, 180 Gram

(Analog Spark is another excellent label that just disappeared?)

There was one album in that series that was pretty heavy for them. That may have been Demons? But no matter it was/is some great music.

Yeah, Nomad. Nice man!

I remember my favorite being the album dedicated to Vic Chesnutt.

It was called "The Nomad Series". I’m a HUGE Cowboy Junkies fan. Seen them live many times. Had a big crush on Margo back in the day. Pretty sure I have everything they’ve ever released on vinyl.

Cowboy Junkies had a series of 5 lps that were released on Diverse Records as a box and separately as I recall. I bought a few of that series separately. If I recall correctly, the pressing quality slowly became noticeably of lesser quality at that time period 

Holly Cole-"Temptation"

Analogue Productions, 2LP, 200 Gram

(I also have this in a 4LP BoxSet, 180 Gram, that is sealed)

@slaw...yes.  I have a couple of Richard Thompson, Joan Baez, Alison Krauss, Rickie Lee Jones and all the Cowboy Junkies titles.  Not sure what happened to the label?  They were very good.

@mofimadness 

There was a short period when Diverse Records had some quality pressings of quality artists.

The Velvet Underground "Loaded"

Analogue Productions/Atlantic 75 series/45RPM

CSN "boat album"

Analog Productions/Atlantic 75 series/45RPM 

been looking forward to this 🎶

I also never heard of Tobacco City.  I listened to a few songs on Qobuz and they do indeed sound like the Burrito Bros.  Thanks for the heads up.

I just happened to be streaming some of Tobacco City "Horses".....a new to me band.

Reminds me a lot of TFBB. Put it in my Amazon cart as a pre-order.

@slaw ...playing off of your lead:

Graham Parsons-"GP"

SYEOR (Start Your Ear Off Right), Limited Edition, 180 Gram

Nice @mofimadness .....that's one by them I don't have.

 

Finishing up the Eric Burdon and War box

side 2 of "Love Is All Around"

Angus & Julia Stone-"Cape Forestier"

Indie Exclusive, 180 Gram, Orange Marble Vinyl

Happy Birthday, David Gilmour...and Thanks Very Much for all that you've played into our minds and emotions....

Play some PF today and into tonight.....

Visit https://artteeprints.com/# for you diehards....

The shirt fabric has a velvety texture on my cat silhouette bending the light beam.

Stranger: "Floyd?"

But of course... ;)

*Grins* 

Ray Bryant - Up Above the Rock/Cadet LPS-818

DR. John - In a Sentimental Mood/ Warner Bros 25889-1