77jovian
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| Musical Connections It looks excellent. Thanks mofi! | |
| Best Debut Albums Great stuff here. Wow, Babe Ruth, "First Base", nice call, siddh.Little FeatPaul Simon's first solo albumDan Fogelberg, "Home Free"Sea LevelMutual Admiration SocietyStrength in Numbers, "The Telluride Sessions" | |
| Tune of the Day "Stop Your Sobbing", Jonathan Richman from "This is Where I Belong: The Songs of Ray Davies & The Kinks" | |
| Tune of the Day Bruce Hornsby, "The Changes", from "Hot House"andThe Infamous Stringduster, "Back Home", from "Laws of Gravity" | |
| Tune of the Day Thanks, Reubent, I have really enjoyed this thread. So many great suggestions. I have learned about many new tracks and bands and have been reminded of others I knew of but had neglected. I'll be looking forward to your contributions, including... | |
| Best produced rock albums......... Yes--Close to the EdgeLoggins & Messina--Full SailMost James Taylor in the last 20 years...rock?Iron Butterfly--MetamorphosisChicago II and IIICold Blood--Thrillerand a couple maybes....I'll have to give another listen:Fleetwood Mac--Future Ga... | |
| Tune of the Day "Ditty Wah Ditty", Ry Cooder, from Paradise and Lunch. Earl Hines on piano. | |
| Tune of the Day The Grand Camel Suite, from It's a (Big Bad) Beautiful Day's Choice Quality Stuff/Anytime | |
| Tune of the Day "Estimated Prophet" from Jazz is Dead, "Great Sky River"....whew.And, after seeing the early REO suggestions, I'll be cuing up R.E.O./T.W.O next | |
| Tune of the Day "Misunderstood", Pete Townsend and Ronnie Lane, from the excellent Rough Mix | |
| Liner notes in a streaming age Thanks, Dbtom2, I wasn't aware of that feature in Tidal. I'll give it a try on my iPad.Makes me wonder, though, if there's anything on the web that serves this purpose. Sometimes I listen to internet radio stations that have little information e... | |
| Tune of the Day Nag King Cole, "O Holy Night" | |
| Your Go to CD to Impress James Taylor GayaHolly Cole Tennessee WaltzDire Straits Brothers in ArmsBlood Sweat and Tears Lonesome SuzyMighty Sam McClain Too ProudCharles Lloyd The Water is WideCharlie Haden and Pat Metheney Behond the Missouri SkyDave Grusin Two for the Road | |
| Leon Russell has passed on...... Saw him only once, at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, sharing the stage with the New Grass Revival. My oh my. | |
| Never Say No to a Rock Star Sorry, The full title of the book is:Never Say No To a Rock Star: In the Studio With Dylan, Sinatra, Jagger and More....by Glenn Berger |