Thanks for the heads-up, the new release scheduled for March 15th has been pre-ordered!
His version of âDowntown Trainâ is one of my favourite Rod Stewart tracks.The production by Trevor Horn gives it a unique sound to my ears
Just going to sneak one in before the football highlights
Quincy Jones - Birth of a Band
Agreed. Canât believe how much more I am hearing with the new phono stage. Never really appreciated the bass on the first cuts the deepest, but sounds like a different track!
A great album when in the mood for it plus fond memories of travelling on the train from Cuzco to Machu Pichu with the traditional El Condor Pasa being played by a local band.
Now playingâŚ
Shelby Lynne - Just A Little Lovin â Inspired by Dusty Springfield
Streaming on NAS⌠sit back, close your eyes, enjoy⌠sweet, simply sweet!
Jeff ,I think I will be playing this album tomorrow
on 45rpm vinylâŚawesome
Excellent â many thanks for the recommendation. Iâll look that up on Tidal later tonight!
some nice blues piano to end the weekend⌠busy week ahead.
.sjb
An excellentchoiceKev
Great record. When it was released I used to listen to a rock show on Capital Radio hosted by Nicky Horne - Your Mother Wouldnât Like It - Nicky championed the record.
On vinylâŚ
Jennifer Warnes - Famous Blue Raincoat - Original U.K. vinyl
Another album that could easily be in my favourite 20, wonderfully arranged covers of Leonard Cohen songs, superbly played by a band of crack session players, sung superbly with real feeling and understanding of the songs by a singer whoâd sung with Cohen, fantastic.
Some great stuff on this album. Original vinyl
Brian Wilson - Lucky Old Sun - Original U.K. vinyl
2008 album from the master songwriter of the Beach Boys, and a return to his glory days. The spoken interludes are OK, but the choral sounds, the hymn like solo vocals and the harmonies plus the tunes are as good as all but his greatest Beach Boys numbers, really stunning pop music. He debuted this album in a week at the RFH in London, I was at day 2, a real privilege to see a genius at a late flowering.