What are you listening to right now #56

[webster]

Cowboy Junkies - All That Reckoning

 

[Woodface]

Steely Dan - ‘Katy Lied’

 

[Woodface]

David Crosby - ‘If I could only remember my name’.

 

[Weekender]

Solomon Ilori & His Afro-Drum Ensemble - Igbesi Aiye / Gbogbo Omo Ibile

Url: https://www.discogs.com/Solomon-Ilo...e-Igbesi-Aiye-Gbogbo-Omo-Ibile/release/868942

Gearing up for the Miles doc. at 9.

 

[gavreid]

Beale Street Blues, Louis Armstrong plays WC Handy, one of my favourites

 

[Carlton]

The Beatles - Hey Jude

 

[mikechadwick]

Art Taylor - A.T.’s Delight. Blue Note 80 LP

 

[TheDecameron]

Procol Harum: Salty Dog

 

[jagdesign]

Idris Mohammed - Power Of Soul - Vinyl

 

[Weekender]

 

[vince rocker]

Joyfultalk - A Separation Of Being
It's hitting all my Reich-ey buttons nicely./QUOTE]

Like that a lot, thanks for the tip guey

 

[guey]

Glad you're enjoying it.
You might like this from 1994, along similar-ish lines

 

[Big Tabs]

This rare 12" to start the day off. "Glitch, Post Rock, Ambient " - I dunno, but interesting once.

Maybeshewill / Her Name Is Calla ‎– Maybeshewill / Her Name Is Calla
Label:
Field Records ‎– FIELD12001
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
UK
Released:
03 Nov 2008
Genre:
Electronic, Rock
Style:
Glitch, Post Rock, Ambient

From Leicester apparently.

 

[nobeone]

Disq, Collector, on Spotify.

Liked the single Daily Routine, think it was album of the day at some point this week on 6 Music, thought I would give it a go. Might be a grower, in a good way.

 

[Woodface]

Tom Waits - ‘Franks wild years’

 

[Woodface]

The Allman Brothers Band, debut, created their own trope, every blues pub band just wishes...

 

[irons1965]

Van Morrison 'Poetic Champions Compose' CD Rip)

 

[John C]

Sonny Rollins Quartet with Don Cherry live at Village gate. This 4 CD set releases all of the material a tiny edited proportion of which was officially released on Our Man in Jazz and unofficially on a French double LP “the alternative Rollins”. I don’t think the provenance of this release is entirely Kosher either but it contains some amazing music. Absolutely essential.

 

[joe9407]

The Pioneers -- Greatest Hits. Their cover of "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" is a booty-shaking epic.

 

[Peter McDermott]

Charles Lloyd at Monterey on Qobuz