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

**AlfaGTV** · 31-12-2015, 09:35

Deep Purple - In Rock (LP, UK 1970)

**nuff** · 31-12-2015, 09:43

I'm liking this at the moment.

**m10** · 31-12-2015, 11:29

Doris Day Hooray for Hollywood - the classiest singer of them all, with some very nice arrangements here from Frank DeVol.

**m10** · 31-12-2015, 12:54

**struth** · 31-12-2015, 15:39

**mossy** · 31-12-2015, 16:34

Have I started a Doris Day revivalist club?

**dougmon** · 31-12-2015, 18:22

Originally Posted by struth

Great stuff. Freddy [King] was a great player and we probably have another King; Mr Curtis to thank or his continued exposure.

I had to do a little googling on this; I had no idea that King Curtis was at least partially responsible for Freddie King's "My Feeling For The Blues" (IMO one of his best blues/rock outings.) Thanks for bringing this to my attention!

**m10** · 31-12-2015, 19:30

I'm not quite sure where what it is that I like so much about 10 inch LPs. This particular album is so breezy and effortless. Perfect in its brevity.

Swing Easy - Frank Sinatra (1954)

Have a grand NYE everyone!

**m10** · 31-12-2015, 19:56

Originally Posted by mossy

Have I started a Doris Day revivalist club?

We've just been lurking in the background

**m10** · 31-12-2015, 20:00

My last festive album of the season - A little late as I've normally consigned them back to the shelf by now, but as this LP only arrived today (along with Swing Easy) I'm letting myself off on a technicality.

I've had this one on CD for many years, but this new vinyl version is lovely. The album is a somewhat melancholy affair, and Mr Sinatra can I have me in bits if he catches me in the wrong mood. As I haven't poured the first Martini yet I'm okay.

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