Count Basie Big Band
Live In Berlin 1963
2016 Jazzline (Germany)
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My music friend and I were talking about Grand Funk last weekend.
He's never heard ", Phoenix"
This album features the organ in each song! |
Also like GFR Closer To Home, it has I’m Your Captain/Closer To Home on it. But Phoenix is my favorite. Back in the day when band members liked to pose with their shirts off. LOL
Gregg Allman / Laid Back |
Yes, I like the Hammond! Lots of bands back then used it, then along came the MOOG. Uriah Heep had one cranked up so loud at a concert my ears weren’t happy afterwards but that spinning horn was almost hypnotic. |
Yeah, "Closer to Home" is more laid back in terms of their output. Oh yeah, do you have the AP version of "Laid Back"?
Get it!!! |
Yep. Iron Butterfly as well. . |
Michael Hedges
Aerial Boundaries
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Funny you mentioned Iron Butterfly, they were on the bill with Uriah Heep. Probably need to play Ball before the night’s over now. |
...nights' already over.... |
Buena Vista Social Club "Carnegie Hall"
OP |
Alan Parsons Project "Tales of Mystery & Imagination"
MFSL
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Keith Jarrett
Lausanne, March 20, 1973, from
Solo Concerts Bremen Lausanne
1973 ECM
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Jimmy Rogers "Blue Bird"
1994/APO |
Steve, I love me some APP! I robot is my favorite. |
The Best of Elvis Costello and the Attractions |
Rodriguez "Cold Fact"
2008/Light In The Attic Records |
Hey Greg,
Alan Parsons had a string of great albums |
For sure Steve, not to mention doing a little production work for other artists (319 credits in Discogs!). DSOTM for example. |
Angus & Julia Stone "S/T"
2014/Republic Records |
@slaw yes sir! I’m an unabashed Sadies fanboy. At times, my favorite band. I’ve seen them twice now and can’t recommend them highly enough. They can play anything. There is a great video of them backing Neko Case on the Conan O’Brien show available on YouTube for the uninitiated.
@bslon I just got a copy of “Come And Get it - a tribute to Badfinger” on cd (I looked for and couldn’t find vinyl). It a compilation of Badfinger covers. Aimee Mann does a nice job on Baby Blue.
thrive |
Slaw +1 Angus & Julia Stone.
Day roadtrip and will be playing it in the car. |
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@noromance Murder Ballads is a winner, but have you heard Alone at The Alexandra Palace? OMG on vinyl!
This morning is:
Sufjan Stevens - Come On Feel The Illinoise!...John Wayne Cacy is the creepiest song ever.
Ben Folds and WASO - Live in Perth...You can feel the fun the orchestra players are having. |
All Bangles fans owe it to themselves to get the Matthew Sweet & Susannah Hoffs Under The Covers albums. One covers each of 60s, 70s & 80s. Harmony ear candy! |
Land of Talk "Life After Youth" |
Clean Old Records…
Graham Nash
David Crosby
1972 Atlantic OP |
PJ Harvey "Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea" |
Gary Wright / Dream Weaver
Barclay James Harvest / Gone To Earth |
Dire Straits
Communiqué
OP |
+1 on Gone to Earth. One of my favorites for 12-string sound and a terrific record overall. Nice choice @bslon. |
Frank Sinatra - Come Swing With Me! Capitol 1961 Stereo |
Ray Conniff And His Orchestra & Chorus - Memories Are Made Of This. Columbia 1960 Stereo
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Artie Shaw - S/T. Everest Records Archive Of Folk & Jazz Music, Compilation 1972 |
@spiritofradio
BJH caused a kerfluffle with their song Poor Man’s Moody Blues, gotta like ‘em for that.
Deodado / Very Together
Tropea / untitled |
Anita Baker - Rapture. Elektra 1986 |
Sade - Diamond Life. Portrait/CBS 1984 |
Following the lead on some of the prior posts yesterday and jumping on the Grand Funk Railroad. Self titled second album.
1969 Capitol original. Stripped down raw power. Great album.
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Kingfish / ST
Good ol' dead spin-off band from the mid 70's |
Steely Dan
The Royal Scam
MCA Undated Reissue (Germany
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Dang Brian, you’re on a nostalgic trip. I recognize the pattern from my own thinking. |
+1 on The Royal Scam. My favorite Dan album. |
Mickey Hart / Rolling thunder
And another... |
@spiritofradio Dang Brian, you’re on a nostalgic trip. I recognize the pattern from my own thinking. Ha! Actually just picked up that Frank album, then looked through the stacks of similar LP’s that don’t get playing time. I do always play music that is somewhat relative. Grabbing that Anita Baker album was an odd transition, and thought I would hate it, but it was actually enjoyable….and was the gateway to get to Sade which has been on my minds radar for a few days. Yes, how my mind thinks 😁 …… |
Neil Young / Harvest
Firefall / untitled
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@boxer12 Mickey Hart / Rolling thunder Man used to listen to that LP often, (along with Diga), but the SQ is really pretty terrible, so have a hard time spinning it anymore. Kingfish brings back a lot of good memories though. I believe Torbert (along with Bobby obviously) was in the original and on that album. |
3rd eye blind
fleet foxes
London calling |
Bkeske,
I also wish they were recorded better :-(. Good music though! Yes, Dave is on the self titled Kingfish album.
Of those two, I tend to like "Rolling thunder" better. Although Mickey Hart has always seemed a bit "weird" to me, he was (probably still is) one heck of an artist, even on his own. A very creative man. |
Bill Evans Trio-On a Friday Evening Craft
I’ve listened to all 4 sides of this one probably a dozen times since it arrived. Craft sometimes gets a bad rap for quality control, but this pressing is flawess. |
Paula Cole - American Quilt (autographed!) |
@boxer12, @bkeske,
I hadn’t listened to that Kingfish LP since, I don’t remember when! This thread is a lot of fun! |
