What are you listening to right now #61

[Woodface]

Willy Nelson - ‘Stardust’, absolute classic.

 

[Fuller]

Wire 154 ….scary at times

 

[Woodface]

Van Morrison - ‘No guru, no method, no teacher’. General rule with Van, the more pretentious the title the better the album.

 

[Woodface]

Bruce Springsteen - ‘Born to run’, it still resonates

 

[omega3]

ORS?

Sorry, Colin,
"others"

 

[Woodface]

Nick Lowe - ‘Dig my mood’

 

[boon]

Larry Garner - You Need to Live a Little. CD
First disc in whilst running in a new pair of chord epic interconnects.

 

[mikechadwick]

Stanley Turrentine - Rough ‘n Tumble. Qobuz 16/44 stream. trying to decide whether i ‘need” the forthcoming Tone Poet LP issue.

 

[boon]

Santana - Supernatural. CD

 

[guydarryl]

Listening to Delta Kream from the Black Keys and Skyrnryd live at Knebworth 1976. It brings back memories as I that was my only ever visit to Knebwoth.

I didn't realise that there was an "official" recording of Skynyrd at Knebworth - is it any good?

I remember being back home with my girlfriend (after the concert)
and listening to to cassette that I had made of "Freebird", lost the tape many years ago but some excellent memories

 

[notaclue]

 

[idlewithnodrive]

 

[boon]

Madeleine Peyroux - Half the Perfect World CD

 

[idlewithnodrive]

 

[Dogberry]

 

[Si74]

Edywn Collins, Del Amitri, John Martyn, Dick Gaughan, Micheal Marra, Danny Wilson, Gary Clark, Deacon Blue, Orange Juice,The Kane Gang,The Big Dish, maybe some American stuff later.. notice any omissions? Incidentally, Elvis Costello, long time Hero, last night on the J Ross show was utter crap, lyrics? and singing, turn a red rose blue,repeat ad f., near bad as Rod Stewart.

 

[mikechadwick]

Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92. CD rip

 

[Seeker_UK]

 

[paulfromcamden]

1971 Japanese issue in nice gatefold sleeve.

 

[Fuller]

John Martyn - Solid Air. Original UK LP

Solid Air should have been the springboard for JM to have been a superstar. Apart from One World and Grace & Danger his albums never quite reached the high mark that was Solid Air. A classic.