Delia Gonzalez & Gavin Russom - The Days of Mars (2005)

I like it, I can hear Berlin school influence all over this album. Good stuff.

Oh yeah, it's completely old school.

Steve Vai - Sex & Religion

Redbook

The Decemberists - The Crane Wife

Epica-Design Your Universe

Steve Hackett - Voyage of the Acolyte

Horace Parlan-On the Spur of the Moment

picked it up after Torpedo saying it was his favorite album, can't stop listening to it!

Glad you're enjoying it It's probably one of my 10 pop favorites. Depending on the day, maybe it's 1st or 2nd, other days perhaps 10th, but like you, never get bored of paying it a listen.

toe - For Long Tomorrow

SJL 2224 Various Artists - An Anthology: The Changing Face Of Harlem, Vol. 2

Nat King Cole (p, vo) Oscar Moore (g) Johnny Miller ( Lee Young (d)

NYC, November, 1941

S5898 I Like To Riff

S5899 On The Sunny Side Of The Street

Pete Brown (as, vo) Kenny Watts (p) Herman Mitchell (g) Al Hall ( Eddie Nicholson (d)

NYC, August 1, 1944

S5495 Boot Zoot

S5496 It's Great

S5497 Lazy Day

S5498 Sunshine Blues

Stuff Smith (vln, vo) Jimmy Jones (p) John Levy ( Rosalie Young (vo)

NYC, September 26, 1944

S5726 Don'tcha Pay Him No Mind

S5727 Is Is?

S5728 Two Faced Woman

Frank Newton (tp) Hank D'Amico (cl) Don Byas (ts) Dave Rivera (p) Sid Weiss ( Cozy Cole (d)

NYC, October 10, 1944

NSC9 Hank's Pranks

NSC10 Juke Box Judy

NSC11 Shy Little Witch From Greenwich

NSC12 Gone At Dawn

Dave Page (tp) Herbie Fields (cl) Jay Peters (ts) Lionel Hampton (p) Billy Mackel (g) Charlie Harris ( George Jones (d)

NYC, May 30, 1945

S5820 Camp Meeting

S5821 Four O'Clock Blues

Emmett Berry (tp) Illinois Jacquet (ts) Bill Doggett (p) Freddie Green (g) John Simmons ( Shadow Wilson (d)

NYC, January 7, 1946

S5870 Don't Blame Me (alt. take)

S5873 Jacquet In The Box (alt. take)

same personnel

NYC, January 8, 1946

S5874 Savoy Blip (alt. take)

S5875-1 Illinois Goes To Chicago

S5876 Minor Romp (alt. take)

Leonard Hawkins (tp) Pete Brown (as) Ray Abrams (ts) Kenny Watts (p) Jimmy Shirley (g) Leonard Gaskin ( Arthur Herbert (d) Cousin Joe (vo)

NYC, January 13, 1946

S5882 Weddin' Day Blues

S5883 Desperate G.I. Blues

S5884 You Got It Comin' To You

S5885 Boogie Woogie Hannah

Neal Hefti (tp) Lem Davis (as) Hal Singer (ts) Sanford Gold (p) John Simmons ( Denzil Best (d)

NYC, March 6, 1946

S5894 Theme On The Beam

S5895 Solace

S5896 Chitlin Strut

S5897 Daily Double

Courtney Williams (tp) Vic Dickenson (tb) Lem Davis (as) Sanford Gold (p) Al Hall ( Denzil Best (d)

NYC, May 10, 1946

S59038 I Don't Believe

S59039 I Never Knew

S59040 Lovely You

S59041 G-U-M-P-E-Y

At the recommendation of Mr. Chalk:

Canvas Solaris - Sublimation

just finished hearing, Gilbert and Sullivan's, Patience on BBC Radio3 (recorded at this years Proms) very fun, relaxing and good throughout

coming up

both Fantasy 45 rpm vinyl

Jimi Hendrix - Axis Bold as Love (Classic Records 200g mono vinyl)

Thanks to Genetic

and on deck-

Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing

Incredible voice.

Erin Boheme - What Love Is

Dean Martin - Dino:The Essential Dean Martin

Ran Blake-Driftwoods

Everything But The Girl -- Eden

Anouar Brahem -- The Astounding Eyes Of Rita

Got a bunch of new stuff I need to listen to, but can't shake the classic rock/pop records today.

Steve Winwood "back in the High life"

Steely Dan "AJA"

Cars "Heartbeat City"

Dire Straits "Communique"

All original pressings and all sound pretty darn good.

Eroc - Eroc 3 (1979)

Fred Anderson -- Staying In The Game

last night

Lightnin Hopkins - Blues Hoot (dcc vinyl)

mmm virgin

now

toe -- the book about my idle plot on a vague anxiety

Got a bunch of new stuff I need to listen to, but can't shake the classic rock/pop records today.

Steve Winwood "back in the High life"

Steely Dan "AJA"

Cars "Heartbeat City"

Dire Straits "Communique"

All original pressings and all sound pretty darn good.

I got my Heartbeat City Audio Fidelity CD today, can't wait to hear it! Along with The Band s/t and an MFSL and DCC.

Edited December 30, 200916 yr by deepak

Marty Ehrlich -- New on the Rail