Dusty in Memphis . Pure Class !
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Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Gospel Train. Incredible voice ! She was a Gospel singer who pushed the boundaries by adding a rhythm section and performing in concert halls . She inspired many that followed including Nina Simone, Elvis , Little Richard…
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Lowell George - Thanks I’ll Eat It Here
I’m starting the day with some old, which is not my usual preference. But I fancied hearing the definitive version of Allen Toussaint’s What Do You Want The Girl To Do? The rest is a delight too.
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Dave Edmunds - Chronicles, an excellent overview of his career and his version of Rock’n’Roll music.
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This arrived in the post today, a steal at £4 from the river. Ok it did not have the impact of the original but this 2009 stereo remix of Tubular Bells is a joy to listen to, and it stopped me reading.
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I have to agree with you, even if I haven’t listen to it on vinyl yet.
The CD edition sounds great, but I will have to spin my vinyl soon to compare.
MArco 
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Doug Dillard & Gene Clark - The Fantastic Expediton of Dillard & Clark
Great vocals from Gene and superb pickin’ from Doug, possibly the album that started country rock,
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William Elliott Whitmore - Field Songs
This guy can sing and has the voice of an old gospel preacher. Blues and gospel converged to become country, backed by his guitar, banjo and stomp box
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Now playing…
Malia - Ripples (Echoes of Dreams)
Streaming on TIDAL… a mention from @Ian above had me search for ‘Yellow Daffodils’ on tidal, not available so a random selection of another album and taking ‘Ripples’ out for a spin. The first couple of tracks are sounding mighty fine!
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Better Oblivion Community Center - Self Titled
