Whats on your turntable tonight?

Evgeni Svetlanov conducts Borodin - In The Steppes Of Central Asia / Symphony No. 2 In B Minor, Op. 5 / Polovtsky March From "Prince Igor". U.S.S.R. Symphony Orchestra. Мелодия/Angel 1968

Man, this sounds glorious. Have not listened for a while, and it’s filling my room beautifully.

Todays' arrivals,

Carole King & James Taylor "Live at The Troubadour"
Craft Recordings
1st time on vinyl/lacquers cut at BG Mastering

Willie Nelson "Songbird"
2006/Lost Highway
Discogs purchase

@bkeske 
I love Pere Ubu. My friend Taras (now deceased and greatly missed) who managed a couple of kühl record stores turned me on to them back in the day. Taras and David Thomas even looked alike 

Speaking of weird and wonderful, I'm listening to Dalek I Love You right now 

@dredison  +1

Ada Lea "What We Say in Private"

Antal Dorati conducts Rimsky-Korsakov - Le Co D'Or Suite & Borodin - Prince Igor Excerpts. London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus. Mercury ‘Golden Imports’ 1973 

@reubent  

Regarding "Fair And Square".....
Jim got his copy before me. Just cleaning mine now.😆

Willie Nelson "Songbird"
2006/Lost Highway
produced by Ryan Adams

The Steve Miller Band  "Sailor"  I have had this since 1973.  SQ is OK, but the music is fabulous.

These two just arrived today...

Dave Mason  "It's Like You Never Left"  Discussed on this thread last week, I realized that I did not have this.  I bought it (NM) and it just arrived.  It's a wonderful album, so glad that I now have it.  Thanks guys!

Muddy Waters  "Folk Singer"  Analogue Productions/QRP 45rpm.  WOW!  This is phenomenal.  Holy cr$p, the music is wonderful and this sounds just so fantastic.

Evgeni Svetlanov conducts Tchaikovsky - The Seasons (orchestral version). U.S.S.R. Symphony Orchestra. Мелодия/Columbia Masterworks 1978

Radio Station Copy

Jim,
Welcome to the 60's Buddy! All the best to you, enjoy your day!

Bkeske,
Good to hear it arrived 

Home Schooled / Various artists

Leo Genovese 
ARGENTINOSAURUS
Esperanza Spalding
Jack DeJohnette
2016 Newvelle Records

+1 Muddy Waters - Folk Singer. I have the 33 RPM version and it sounds great also. Very happy with it.I can always count on Analog Productions.

Allman Brothers Band - Hitting' The Note 

2003 Peach Records. Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes together.

@slaw  - Hey Steve, which version of "Fair and Square" did you buy? I think I'll pick up one.

@boxer12 

Bkeske,
Good to hear it arrived

Yes it did, thanks so much again Tim. I like it. That was an interesting time for David and the reconstituted Ubu. I have a couple others from that period on cassette (Worlds in Collision & Story of My Life) and CD. BUT, The vinyl is great. Now just awaiting Modern Dance. Guy hasn’t shipped it yet….

Peter Paul & Mary
Album 1700

Hey Tom, mine was just released this year on Oh Boy Records 
dbl/lp

Caroline Spence "Spades & Roses"
2017/Rounder. 

This is an excellent album, just as is my other lp by her.

Led Zep-Presence 1976 Swan Song
Art Taylor-A.T.’s Delight 2020 Blue Note

African Head Charge / Shashamane land 

Brian Ferry "Boys & Girls"  
1985 LG Records/Warner Brothers
RCA Music Club

Sounds great! Always loved this album....very dynamic.

Lorin Maazel conducts Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 4. The Cleveland Orchestra. Telarc 1979

Joel,

That Dave Mason lp is a good one for Sat. nights listening.

+1 For Brian Ferry

Roy Montgomery / Suffuse 

Aaron Parks - "Little Big"

Sir Elton - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. 1/2 speed mastered Super Disk. The first record has side 2 labels on both sides. 

@big_greg 

Have you considered the anniversary set from Garbage debut lp?

John Prine "Fair & Square"

Lp 1 is pretty warped, so I’ll reserve an opinion on SQ later.....


No I want, ....I think John’s voice is muffled on the first song. Maybe a result of the type of cancer he had.

The Cave Singers / Naomi 

Screaming Trees / Uncle Anesthesia 
Screaming Trees / Sweet Oblivion
The Smithereens / Especially For You 
Cowboy Junkies / Caution Horses
The Sadies / New Seasons

" some humans ain’t human
some people ain’t kind
you open up your heart 
only to find.... 
they got their head, up their behind"

@sourpuss123 

Notice you're a fellow The Sadie's lover.

Sweet - Level Headed

Steve, I wasn't aware of that anniversary edition of Garbage. Thanks for pointing that out. I'm not all that interested though, it was such a great album that I'm not sure it needs all the other stuff added to it.

The song writing is superb on "F&S". John definitely improved with age.

Yeah Greg, their debut still stands as their best, IMO. 

All comes down to what level of a fan one is? I agree with you. Played my copy last week....sounds great,!

Steve, you reminded me to pull out the Brian Ferry album for later tonight.  That too, is a great album for a Saturday night.

You're so right.....must have read my mind when I listened to it, Joel.

Teeth Of The Sea / Tarantula 

Tarantula? I was listening to a song on local college station earlier. They played a cut by Tortoise. Sounded similar to Yes.

No kidding.

+1 Bryan Ferry / Boys and Girls
Ace / Five-A-Side

10CC / Deceptive Bends

Come On Up to the House/Women Sing Waits 
2019/Dualtone

Heard good things about it.........

Tortoise is a great band that I don't listen to nearly enough. If you haven't heard their "TNT" release, you may want to stream it sometime. Really good, but not everyone's cup of tea.  

Battles / Mirrored 

Pablo Cruise / Not Tonight

Head East / Flat As A Pancake

Anyone streamed the cut off of the Sussana Hoffs/Aimee Mann record?

I liked it

@slaw 
No but I will, I like those two.

Traffic / Shoot Out At The FantasyFactiry

Thanks @slaw, Name Of The Game is one of my favorite Badfinger songs and Hoffs/Mann did it well. Got me thinking Bangles now!

Bangles / Different Light

Grand Funk "Phoenix" 
 My best copy......

Well, I bought two of The Bangles early titles this year.