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Dusty Springfield - A Brand New Me
(1970, Atlantic) WLP; Monarch symbol in the deadwax

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Nice. recorded at Sigma Sound studios, Philadelphia. a Gamble-Huff production

[video=youtube;QWs2y9DcE3I]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWs2y9DcE3I[/video]
 
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Pentangle - In The Round
(1986, Varrick/Rounder)

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Nice. Jacqui McShee, Bert Jansch, Terry Cox are the core Pentangle members here. This follows 1985's Open The Door title. w/ Ralph McTell
 
Terry Reid - s/t
(1969, Epic) -2B/-2B; early 70's reissue on orange label

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a surprising find last month in NM- shape. great title, great sound quality, distinct percussion & low frequencies. I also have the original yellow label of this title

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Checking for sibilance on the lottery amp with some Patricia Barber-----" Companion"
 
laatsch55 said:
Did Terry Reid do anything else? Is it obscure?
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He didn't set any sales records with his recordings but not obscure. He was an associate of Graham Nash in mid 60s England, co-wrote with him when Nash was with the Hollies. was Page's first choice for a vocalist for the New Yardbirds, later known as Led Zeppelin. Reid wasn't available so he suggested Robert Plant. Also offered a spot as vocalist with Deep Purple. He played with just about everyone in the 60s and 70s. Opening act for Cream, Stones, Tull, Fleetwood Mac. I saw him just today in the credits for a 1975 Bonnie Raitt LP. Great stuff.

[video=youtube;UYcMelyOlSQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYcMelyOlSQ[/video]
 
another clip of Terry Reid live - with David Lindley playing some kind of steel guitar. great playing, great blues rock jam.

[video=youtube;updTFU9IqIg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=updTFU9IqIg[/video]
 
Bill Evans Jim Hall - Undercurrent
(1962, United Artists Jazz) -1A/-1A

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Evan's piano and Hall's guitar playing are very complementary to each other here and it's a great listen.
 
Woke up with a little Who this morning...

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The Who: Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncey

I like The Who of all eras, but if I had to only have one Who LP, this would positively be it, greatest hits or not. Spinning an early US Decca pressing. Not he last word in Hi-Fi, but sounds good enough to me and the music is great.
 
Did Cindy Lou sell eight tracks too?
 
And we know Mary Ann rolls her own.

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