What are you listening to right now #54

[windhoek]

Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation - Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation

 

[Woodface]

The Beatles - Abbey Road, opening track 'Come Together' is a Ringo tour de force, makes the whole song swing. Oh & McCartney's bass...

 

[mikechadwick]

Jimmy Smith - Crazy! Baby 44/16 CD rip

 

[maccar]

Tunng, great Indie/Folk band, from their new album This is Tunng, Magpie Bites and Other Cuts

 

[pickwickpapers]

john coltrane and johnny hartman. What a voice (and the sax player ain't bad).

coltrane - slow trane. A favourite from when his tone was still so beautiful (in the conventional sense).

 

[MVJ]

 

[poco a poco]

The Horace Silver Quintet - 'Song for my Father'. Vinyl, Jazz 33 reissue.

 

[poco a poco]

Eric Dolphy - Eponymous. Vinyl, 1972 Prestige / Carrere French compilation. Remastered by Van Gelder, but the sound is surprisingly good for a compilation LP. Sides A & B from Out There. Sides C & D from Outward Bound.

 

[Woodface]

Gerry Rafferty - City to city, on vinyl, bought today for £4. Proprietor of the excellent Kelham Island Bookshop commented that it was an excellent album that is worth almost nothing. Funny how some artists just don't attract any value.

 

[MVJ]

Japan "Oil on Canvas" A superb live album with all their best tracks played perfectly.

 

[Seeker_UK]

 

[mikechadwick]

James Lavelle - Trust (original series soundtrack). Qobuz 96/24 stream.

 

[Bertie Lasky]

Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation - Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation

 

[Bertie Lasky]

Listening to warm hissing rain...sipping on a bourbon...with Nick Drakehttps://youtu.be/fla0uXWqzqs

 

[lazycat]

FGTH. Welcome to the Pleasure Dome. Not played in years. Naughty youth memories.

 

[Darren L]

Cat Stevens, Tea for the Tillerman

 

[matt j]

 

[Jimbobbyron]

One of my favourite live albums. Fantastic band especially Mick Karn.

 

[Jimbobbyron]

Steven Wilson- Hand cannot erase

 

[jimpey]

Ella sings the Irving Berlin Songbook on Verve.

Says in the small print "This stereophonic record can be played on monophonic equipment providing....etc"