Whats playing on your system today?

ZZ Top- The Very Best of ZZ Top

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David Gilmoure, Rattle That Lock, - Deluxe Edition

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reubent - I just rediscovered Davey Knowles this week, and Back Door Slam. 

I was at a friend's house Sunday, the night of the Joanne Shaw Taylor concert and he was playing Davey. So I dug into my 2 Terabyte Hard drive and found some Davey and Back Door Slam. Davey is easy on the ears. 

Coming up for Air -  is very good. 

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The world of Hans Zimmer

L.A. Guns-ST(CD Japanese pressing)

J. Blackfoot-City-Slicker(CD)

80's vinyl night part 2 is underway after these great overlooked 1980's releases!

Hey @nutty . Are you a fan of Back Door Slam? Haven't heard of/from them in a few years. Wondering if there is a good starting place to dive in? I remember liking Davey and the boys back when I first heard them...

Davey Knowles,

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Tom Waits

Al Jarreau-L Is For Lover(CD) Setting me up for 80's vinyl night with one of Jarreau’s glossiest recordings. Correction Kid Frost- La Raza NOT Roza. I’m sure many caught this error.

Bad Company

Norah Jones

Anyone can play Radiohead / Various Artists 

Original Gangsta Rap Collection-VA(Japanese CD pressing)

Sarah Vaughan-At Mister Kelly’s(CD)

Starting vinyl night on a riotous vibe. Gangsta Rap is a well recorded CD. It has many of the early harder core classics. Kid Frost "La Roza" might interest Classic Rock fans of Santana/War or Malo? Sarah Vaughan is now playing to calm things down including my wife!

Arthur Fagen Conducts Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov - Caucasian Sketches - Suite No. 1, Op. 10 / Caucasian Sketches - Suite No. 2 “Iveria”, Op. 42 / Turkish March, Op. 55 / Turkish Fragments, Op. 62. National Symphony Orchestra Of Ukraine. Naxos 1997

 

Live, “Throwing Copper”  CD

Kuchar conducts Stankovych - Symphony No. 1, No. 2, & No. 4. Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra. Marco Polo 1995

 

Joanne Shaw Taylor ....all day ! She is in town, Newport, KY. Just a Stones throw across the muddy Ohio River. 8pm. $25 bucks. One of the best Bluse guitarist touring today. She just finished her latest album that was Produced by Joe Bonnamossa, friends for over a decade. She will not disappoint if you’re blues/rock fan.

Playing at the Southgate House Reviival Sanctuary. Small venue, no bad seating.

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"Woman from Tokyo"- Deep Purple.

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Watching/listening to the Berlin Philharmonic via the Digital Concert Hall live. Today’s program, a single composition.

Mahler’s 2nd Symphony, conducted by Dudamel. This should be very enjoyable. Today, a dedication before the start of the symphony was to the people of Ukraine. ‘Resurrection’.
 

Miles Davis, “Kind Of Blue”  MFSL  SACD

Many years ago I was watching a documentary (possibly on Yellowstone), the background music was beautiful. I deep dived and found the artist and CD: Voices on the wind. Beth and Cindi Wild; Roses 1994

I haven't played it in years. Really lovely music a mix of similar sounds as Kater and Naki and maybe a bit John Denver

Magik Markers / Panegyric 

Going Driftless-VA(CD) An Artist's Tribute To Greg Brown with exclusively female vocals. An introspective way to start vinyl night.

Jimmy Buffett

The Beach Boys

Tony Scott & Bill Evans: A day in New York

Overkill

steve tyrell - back to bacharach

Soundgarden

Gin Blossoms - New Miserable Experience

What a tragedy to lose Doug Hopkins after their first commercial success.  

The Kinks- Greatest Hits.

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Listening to FM Stereo today on the mighty McIntosh MR88 tuner. 

A goal in mind can be a good thing! For I had absolutely no Rand McNally road Atlas whatsoever last night lol. Threw everything at the stereo but the kitchen sink ;-)

It is a Pink Floyd kind of afternoon-evening for me

DSOTM, Animals, Wish You Were Here, The Wall, Momentary Lapse of Reason. 

Lots of digging today looking for 1 cd. 
ended up pulling my Helio Creed discs. 
 

  Amazing stuff. 
 

and my quiet riot I & II CDs. 
great tunes!

Monophonics - "Mirrors"

Their cover version of "Summer Breeze" is amazing. Such a trippy version.

I'm streaming Terminal Passage. It's a youtube channel that has everything R&R hall of fame doesn't have.

Little archive action that hasn't seen much time as of late 

Willie and Lobo - Puerto Vallarta Squeeze

Tim O'Brien - "Fiddlers Green"

Grant Green - "Born to be Blue" 

Lee Morgan

kenny washington

what's the hurry

Khaki King - "Legs to Make us Longer"

Fantastic jazz guitar album. I need to listen to it more often.

Johnny Hartman

Kurt Elling

Ian Ball / Who goes there

Charlie Hunter Quartet / Natty dread