now, Neil Young... Greatest Hits...
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As Good as it gets Neil Young Wise I guess bar his live double at massey hall in 71
now, Neil Young... Greatest Hits...
https://cps-static.rovicorp.com/3/JP...er=allrovi.com
As Good as it gets Neil Young Wise I guess bar his live double at massey hall in 71
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Relics..Pink Floyd... A bit like me, a relic... A great intro to Floyd's early stuff this compilation... singles and first 3 albums I think...
intersteller overdrive to arnold layne... what a band they were in the day...
These choral arrangements of rock songs by the lead man of the Kinks, Ray Davis are superb.
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The Crouch End Festival Chorus and Ray Davis...
A quick blast of "The Wall" and now;
Crime Of The Century/ Supertramp... This is their 3rd Album(1974) and for me anyway, preferred to Breakfast in America... Probably because it was their first good album.
once said of them,quite like that :lol:Quote:
they come across as snarky collegiate elitists, an art rock variation on Steely Dan
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Although i sold my vinyl version i still have a nice cd version.
The Delmore Brothers. Freight Train Boogie...
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...A good compilation this, and considering the stuff is 40's and 50's material, sounds very good. The great Lonnie Glosson is playing Harmonica on many of the tracks....worth it for that alone.:)
This was again important as forerunner to rockabilly and early rock & roll.
Louis armstrong/ Satchmo.
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More his later stuff this but still very good. thus why its here rather than in the jazz section. Louis was and I think still is the oldest man to have a no1 hit....64 I think...
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John Prine..sept78