what are you listening to?

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I love that recording Ron, so what are you saying posting that?

" That one looks Jewish, and that ones a coon...who let all this riffraff into the room...there's one smokin' a joint and another with spots...If I had my way I'd have all of you shot!!"

"In all my years of judging, I've never seen before, someone more deserving the full penalty of law, the way you made them suffer, your exqusite wife and mother, fills me with the urge to defecate"
 
stuwee said:
I love that recording Ron, so what are you saying posting that?

" That one looks Jewish, and that ones a coon...who let all this riffraff into the room...there's one smokin' a joint and another with spots...If I had my way I'd have all of you shot!!"

"In all my years of judging, I've never seen before, someone more deserving the full penalty of law, the way you made them suffer, your exqusite wife and mother, fills me with the urge to defecate"
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I was lazy and did not feel like typing out Pink Floyd - The Wall

I hate to say it but it looks like our country may heading in that direction (of what the song's lyrics depict) but time will tell. Someday we will all get along after we are all tired of the BS
 
The Wall album came out in 1979 I think but the movie was released in 1982 and it defined the 80's and almost 20 years on very well, now it's got a new story mimicking it.
 
Nanci Griffith - Storms
(1989, MCA) TML-M / TML-X in the deadwax, The Mastering Lab, M=Master Lathe

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w/ Bernie Leadon, Jerry Donahue, Phil Everly, Albert Lee. Mastered by Doug Sax
 
I new one from Eric Johnson.
All acoustic / piano.



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Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
(1967, Columbia)

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I first heard Leonard Cohen and several of these songs included in the Soundtrack for the 1971 movie, Mcabe and Mrs. Miller. Most songs here are without accompaniment, but I read on wikipedia that the band Kaliedoscope are backing on some of the tracks, like Sisters of Mercy.

He sank beneath your wisdom like a stone. R.I.P. Leonard Cohen
 
Ray Charles, Betty Carter - Ray Charles & Betty Carter
(1961, ABC Paramount) Bell Sound in the deadwax

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they had a hit with Baby It's Cold Outside. I hope I'm not singing that song too soon :sigh:
 
Flora Purim - Open Your Eyes You Can Fly
(1977, Milestone)

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:love: Flora. Airto on the right in the group would be wearing a lampshade in the picture if there was one in the room.
 
Some mellow background music this AM doing company paperwork,


Patricia Barber------"Cafe Blue"............................
 
Asylum Choir - Look Inside The Asylum Choir
(1968, Smash/Mercury)

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R,I.P. Leon Russell. This is a seriously weird psychedelic outing with Marc Benno. I have the original 1968 issue with the toilet roll on the cover and the 70s reissue also on the Smash label with Russell and Benno on the cover, both are unipak-style gatefold covers. I also have their 1971 follow-up, Asylum Choir II.
 
at the start of the Pats/Seahawks game, I threw on Quincy Jones ~ 'The Dude' on Lp 'natch...Wow! Forgot I had this lovely recording, very fitting that Hottie Tom Brady! WOOOF! Stud Dude :twisted:

Now on to Frankie Goes to Hollywood ~ 'Welcome to the PleasureDome'..."There goes a super nova, what a push over, we're a long way from home.." Seahawks muff a field goal!! "BOY, Boy, BOY"!!! Hahahahahaha!! Welcome :twisted:

Uh Ha U Ha, your a long way from home!!!!
 
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