Good one, Dom! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
Good one, Dom! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
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Jean Michel Jarre - Aero. As I've not got this myself, I borrowed it from my mate who's a big fan; good album if, like me, you like this kind of music !!! :thumbsup:
I had to look this one up - it looks like a best-of, with bonus DVD. Do you not already have all these tracks? I bet you have :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Us-&-Them
Heard a song from this on the radio today, so thought I'd give it a spin:
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[QUOTE=Pigmy Pony;1370557]I had to look this one up - it looks like a best-of, with bonus DVD. Do you not already have all these tracks? I bet you have :)
Yes, but on this album, the songs are done in a different way - remixed and they blend into eachother with strange sound effects; I really like this album - perhaps give it a spin to see if you like it on spotify if it's there or Tidal etc. I liked it that much, I've just bought the CD/DVD version off ebay for £3.00 with free post from Music Magpie. Their is one left I think so be quick if you want it before someone else sees it. :)
Good one there. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
This is where I first heard her - worth a watch if you haven't seen it before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3ize44
In the meantime I thought I'd start my day with this one...
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the great Etta James.. blues, soul r and r... it's all in her repertoire
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Blimey, she has to do a lot of work to start that going. Get a band, love!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
What, and have to pay out all those wages? When I'm at work I don't have a lad to pour out my soup at dinnertime, I'd end up working for nowt. I think she should have attached cymbals to her knees, that would be entertaining :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
good oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Finally got a copy of dis:
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Oh YES!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
the christians
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Where do you file this? Mine is filed under "Jazz", but it's not obvious where it should go. :scratch:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
officially jazz...Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Excellent! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Steely Dan – The Royal Scam
Label: ABC Records – ABCL 5161, ABC Records – ABCD 931
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress
Country: UK
Released: 1976
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Originally Posted by Macca
I have that, but don't listen to it much. Found it disappointing, but IMO it is considerably better than his following solo CDs.
Santana – Abraxas
Label: CBS – CBS 32032
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Sunburst Labels
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CHAKA KHAN - I FEEL FOR YOU. BOUGHT THIS WHEN IT WAS RELEASED (CD OF COURSE) AND I STILL LOVE IT. VERY MUCH OF ITS TIME BUT GREAT SONGS NONETHELESS !!!!
One that is now on my list. I've heard it before, but on that set up at Nebo it all came together :) I'll be getting it on CD though, I'm not paying that kind of money for vinyl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Great album, and great artwork, and not just because of the bird riding a bongo :) Prefer Caravanserai though.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJSki2fly
£11 brand new, comes with a bonus DVD as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Philistine! - it's The Annunciation, and the "bird riding the bongo" is the Angel Gabriel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
But you're right, it's a great cover and a great LP.
Wasn't that a song by Desmond Dekker?Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
:D A great way to learn something, I'll remember that! So thanks Barry :) And I really shouldn't be describing the Angel Gabriel as a "bird" In fact if she came up to me in a bar I'd probably run away.
Archangel Gabriel is a bloke so probably for the best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I never knew the cover was a painting of the Annunciation either. Always assumed it was just the result of too much acid.
I'd always assumed it was the result of just the right amount of acid :) So Gabriel is a bloke? Not really bloke-shaped is he. But in a world where bongos are a viable form of transport anything's possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Anyway, I've learned some stuff tonight, which is nice. And in the morning I'm going to google Annunciation, unless I get distracted and forget.
he was lucifer's broQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Highway 61 Revisited
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Nice one!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
dylan sought out mike bloomfield for help in this. among most great players, mike was the best apparently. was a shame he died so young.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
https://www.loudersound.com/features...oomfield-story
I have this filed under 'S' in my general section for two reasons, firstly I have a few of his records, not all of which are Jazz, so they are all together. Also, there is so much Jazz infused Funk, Prog, Blues etc. where do you draw the line ? For me, I keep my separate Jazz section for trad, and anything else, say Sun Ra, John McLaughlin etc. goes in with everything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Well I only have the one record by him, but I know he wrote a lot of music for films.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
Yes, the strict filing of music by genre can sometimes prove to be difficult. John Martyn is one such example. His first few albums were obviously acoustic and electric folk. Then when he teamed up with Danny Thompson his work moved towards Jazz (especially when Martyn would deliberately 'slur' the lyrics; turning his voice into an instrument). After that, with his later albums, he became much more pop (a period of his that I never liked).
Another good one, though maybe not his best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Well I quite liked the live Nina Simone CD I played the other day (ashamed to say it had languished on my shelf unplayed since buying it), so I was on the lookout for more at this morning's car boot. And came across this:
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I really wanted to hear her version of "Wild is the Wind" (included here), and I have to say I prefer it to Bowie's version. Shame about all the sibilance on her voice though. Oh well you can't have everything.
Also at the car boot I picked up a CD copy of Lou Reed's Transformer, as I wasn't sure if I already had it. Turns out I have :doh: So if anyone out there wants a free copy of this, look no further :) I don't have enough shelf space to be hanging on to duplicates.
i dont have that one...god knows ive loads of hers, but not that. dont recall seeing it either. maybe a sort of best of??Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
not got any lou reed.. was never on my radar after velvet...
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I'LL START OF WITH THIS ALBUM FROM ONE OF ENGLANDS FINEST
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THEN I'LL CARRY ON WITH THIS ALBUM FROM ONE OF AMERICAS FINEST.
DIFFERENT GENRES BUT MUSIC AT ITS FINEST!!!! LOVE IT !!!!
Yes Grant, it is a compilation. I can't find any info about it. Looking at Wikipedia's discography, it doesn't appear.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
jackson browne
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