What are you listening to right now? #49

[TheDecameron]

Cavalleria Rusticana. Karajan's 66 recording at La Scala. It's astonishingly good.

 

[dan m]

Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage BST-84195 ("Blue Note Masterpiece Special Replica 15" Japanese pressing)

 

[Bartman]

New Paul Simon album - really interesting and on first listen I would say better than So Beautiful. Certainly the best of the last 20 or so albums I ordered from Juno - the James Blake ones are interesting but the pressing quality is not so good.

 

[jackbarron]

Bob Weir - Blue Mountain.

Its his first solo album for a decade and is pretty good for an old bloke from The Grateful Dead. He's helped out by Josh Ritter among others.

Jack

 

[alan967tiger]

The Stone Roses - S/T

 

[TOFFEEMAN1878]

 

[Seeker_UK]

Spacemen 3 - The Sound of Confusion

 

[deek]

au pairs - playing with a different sex

 

[slammel]

Nadia Reid - Holy Low, gorgeous vocals

 

[TheDecameron]

Bach Harpsichord Concertos. Trevor Pinnock & The English Concert.

 

[deek]

obituary - slowly we rot

 

[alan967tiger]

David Bowie - Station to Station

 

[dan m]

On a blue note binge of late. Now it is Grant Green - Idle Moments. Inexpensive 75th Anniversary reissue lp sounds great.

 

[Seeker_UK]

Ashra - New Age of Earth
Manuel Gottsching - Dream and Desire

 

[formbypc]

John Abercrombie @ Ronnie Scott's in 1998 - Radio 3 broadcast that I recorded back then.

 

[Seeker_UK]

Van Der Graaf Generator - Do Not Disturb

Pretty good on first listen.

 

[krenzler]

Solange (Knowles) - the new album.

Never been much bowled over by Beyonce but this one by little sister is kind of nice. I like it.

 

[alan967tiger]

Ryan Adams - S/T

 

[Seeker_UK]

Klaus Schulze - Miditerranean Pads

 

[poco a poco]

"This is Dollar Brand", on LP. Wonderful dynamic solo piano recording of him by Bob Auger made at Pye Studios in 1965 before he changed his name To Abdullah Ibrahim.