What are you listening to right now #63

[pickwickpapers]

'the Ray Brown Orchestra'

heard a bit from this during the Quincy Jones doc. available on the telly these days (fat cat strut was the track used).

Good bits are very good, if a little dated sounding arrangements-wise.
naff bits (e.g 'sensual' female vocalising) present and, ...err, naff.

 

[gavreid]

Not on Discogs yet (master). LP, Classic Vinyl Series, Remastered, 2022.

 

[mentalp]

been sticking with Low
was Songs for aa Dead Pilot
now Things We Lost In The Fire

 

[mikechadwick]

The Velvet Underground - VU + Nico. UK 2nd Press LP (well worn but still sounds awesome!)

 

[Dogberry]

Enjoyed the gig last night ,popular standards with Zoe Rehman although I prefer his other repertoire.

 

[Colin L]

For the obscurists amongst us...

 

[mikechadwick]

Julie Driscoll - 1969. Esoteric CD

 

[mikechadwick]

For the obscurists amongst us...

Not that obscure . A student fave back in the day ( a 99p bargain if I remember correctly).

 

[MarkL56]

 

[daytona600]

 

[narabdela]

Buckingham Nicks. Not very good tbh. They were obviously a work in progress at the time.

 

[Dogberry]

 

[webster]

Buckingham Nicks. Not very good tbh. They were obviously a work in progress at the time.

Patchy - but I seem to remember there's 2 or 3 really good tracks.

 

[Dogberry]

 

[Dogberry]

 

[foxwelljsly]

Great record, all tracks are punchier than their studio versions. Hugh Cornwell's theatrically yobbish between song chat is entertaining, too.

 

[webster]

Tangerine Dream - Underwater Sunlight

 

[Dogberry]

 

[gustav_errata]

Roly Porter - Kistvaen
https://rolyporter-subtext.bandcamp.com/album/kistvaen

 

[Eugene]

Television's self-titled 1992 "comeback"