what are you listening to?

[speakerlabfan]

Perfect Sat. lazy afternoon pick SLF.

Haven't hit the lazy part yet but coming soon...

it is a good one, I forgot how interesting with the other tracks - not just White Bird and Hot Summer Day.

 

[speakerlabfan]

Van Morrison - No Guru, No Method, No Teacher
(1986, Mercury) MASTERDISK in the deadwax

 

[speakerlabfan]

Ahhhh.....it's "that time"

Loggins & Messina

Motherlode

Nice spin, great sound quality on that one.

 

[speakerlabfan]

The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet
(1968, Decca) UK MONO LK 4955; XARL-8476-6A/XARL-8477-3A

 

[Fishoz]

Mountain

Live

 

[WOPL Sniffer]

Sabbath. Mob Rules

 

[speakerlabfan]

JJ Cale - Naturally
(1972, Shelter) Canadian pressing

 

[speakerlabfan]

Kenny Burrell - Cool Cookin'
(1972, Cadet)

2 LP compilation. Listening to sides 1/2. tasty.

 

[WOPL Sniffer]

RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY HEAD... Not the album..... REAL RAIN...........

 

[laatsch55]

Purple Rain??

 

[WOPL Sniffer]

Purple Rain??

Duuuuude.....

 

[orange]

The phrase is found in Ventura Highway...

 

[WOPL Sniffer]

The phrase is found in Ventura Highway...

HUH?

 

[speakerlabfan]

Paul Desmond, Jim Hall - Glad To Be Unhappy
(1964, RCA) MONO

recycled pictures. one of the Desmond/Hall collaborations. Wonderful picking by Hall.

 

[speakerlabfan]

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Revelator
(2011, Masterworks) TML-M in the deadwax; mastered at The Mastering Lab, Ojai, CA

recycled pictures. listening to sides 1/2. Nice.

 

[speakerlabfan]

The Derek Trucks Band - Already Free
(2009, Victor/Sony)

I picked up this one and the Tedeschi Trucks record used a few years back. This one sticks with me more than Revelator - more emphasis on the playing, Revelator seems dominated by Tedeschi's vocals but both records need more listens.


The Derek Trucks Band - Already Free
(2009, Victor/Sony)

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I picked up this one and the Tedeschi Trucks record used a few years back. This one sticks with me more than Revelator - more emphasis on the playing, Revelator seems dominated by Tedeschi's vocals but both records need more listens.

 

[speakerlabfan]

Fever Tree - s/t
(1968, Uni)

lots of fuzz guitar; some tracks arranged by David Angel who also worked on Love's Forever Changes.

 

[speakerlabfan]

Grateful Dead - Wake Of The Flood
(1973, Grateful Dead Records) TLC 10-6-73 in the deadwax

6th studio album, 3 years since American Beauty had been released, and the first without Pigpen.

 

[62vauxhall]

Yesterday I found a couple of to me, obscure ones. Walter Egan rang a faint bell and after playing, there are actually two tracks I renember hearing on the radio. I was not into soft rock in 1977 but listened both sides today and it's a really good album. Lindsay Buckingham produced and contributed as did Stevie Nicks and Mick Fleetwood.



This week they've been promoting Boz Scaggs upcoming small local venue shows so his name was on my mind when I spotted this one. I've had Silk Degrees since release and only got it because I liked Lido Shuffle. Never heard of him before and paid no attention to anything after. This one is older (1971) and I was curious since Glyn Johns was co-producer. It's not what I was expecting, it's better. More visceral, less embellished.

Who knew Boz Scaggs was the vocalist and guitar player on two early Steve Miller albums? I didn't.

 

[laatsch55]

Had that same Walter Egan album myself.....

" yOU ARE A mAGNET, AND i AM STEEL....."