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Thread: Spinning Today - What Are You Listening To Right Now? (Part 3)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush2112 View Post
    So next up we have what should be one of the top 10 female solo albums of the 90’s and one of the all time great Country Rock albums !

    This is her 7th studio album, of only nine albums spanning six decades. She has two Grammys both for duets, with Joe Cocker on “Up Where We Belong” and Bill Medley on “I’ve Had The Time Of My Life”.




    Tracks:

    1. Rock You Gently
    2. Somewhere, Somebody - Max Carl
    3. Big Noise, New York
    4. True Emotion
    5. Pretending To Care
    6. Whole Of The Moon
    7. Lights Of Lousianne
    8. Way Down Deep
    9. The Hunter
    10. I Can't Hide


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    An artist that might interest me. Apart from the obvious two duets, the only other song I'm aware of is her excellent cover of Leonard Cohen's "First we take Manhattan". So right now I've got Alexa "shuffling songs" by her before I go knocking on Music Magpie's door
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    An artist that might interest me. Apart from the obvious two duets, the only other song I'm aware of is her excellent cover of Leonard Cohen's "First we take Manhattan". So right now I've got Alexa "shuffling songs" by her before I go knocking on Music Magpie's door
    Admittedly she is somewhat tarred by the commercial duets ! However, The Hunter and Famous Blue Raincoat albums are absolutely worth every penny and demonstrate what a great vocalist and recording artist she truly is.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush2112 View Post
    Admittedly she is somewhat tarred by the commercial duets ! However, The Hunter and Famous Blue Raincoat albums are absolutely worth every penny and demonstrate what a great vocalist and recording artist she truly is.


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    Well that's settled it then Just ordered Famous Blue Raincoat off Amazon. I couldn't not do, it just ticks all the boxes.
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    Tubular Bells 3.

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    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dom66 View Post
    Not bad - not bad at all!
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Classic album. I've put a lot of people onto that over the years. No recollection how I discovered it to begin with. Think it's 1976 so way before my time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Tubular Bells 3.

    How is it different to the original Tubular Bells (or from Tubular Bells 2, for that matter)?
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    How is it different to the original Tubular Bells (or from Tubular Bells 2, for that matter)?
    I've never heard Tubular Bells 2, so cannot comment. This (3) has similarities to the original, but the sounds and beats are more on a par with much of the dance electronica of the 90s/noughties. A nice enough listen, but I wouldn't be paying full price for it. This was a £1 car boot jobbie.
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