2018
Steve Rothery Band - Live at the Band on the Wall, Manchester
I’ve always been a sucker for Steve Rothery’s style and sound and this is another fine live album from him.
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Blondie, Parallel Lines.
Scrolling through my albums list and this one jumped out at me, classic Blondie.
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Hi Debs & Tony my number of the Miller Anderson is 134/ 750. I also hope the good doctor is happy and well enjoying his retirment in Devon I also miss him on here.
ATB Graham.
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Being released tomorrow, Ewen?
I lot of talk about this album on here recently…
Vinyl (6 Jan. 2014)
Label: Mig Music
ASIN: B00GCWBN2O
Product Description
“Bluesheart” is officially Miller’s fourth solo album following “Bright City”, “Celtic Moon” and “Hemlock”, although the latter was recorded as a Miller Anderson solo album, the project was given a band name. “Bluesheart” features a selection of original Anderson songs, including a re-recording of “High Tide and High Water” from “Bright City”. “Bluesheart” was co produced by future Miller Anderson Band bass player Kris Gray with Miller. The studio band consisted of Chris Farlowe’s musicians, Norman Beaker guitar, John Price Bass, Dave Baldwin keyboards, Paul Burgess drums and Deep Purple organ player Jon Lord guests on two tracks. Limited blue vinyl collector’s Edition 750 copies, serially numbered.
ATB Graham
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I missed out on this first time around as I was living in Sydney in the late 90’s so i lost out on some music ( small price to pay ) . I asked a friend who invests in new bands what the first album he would play on my system would be and he said this album without hesitation . Heavily influenced by Talk Talk , apparently their producer was involved? Its a great listen .
Catherine Wheel - Adam & Eve .
2016
Perihelion Ship - A Rare Thunderstorm in Spring
Very fine prog metal with more than a few nods toward Opeth, heavy and musical, good stuff from this Finnish band.
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Get to know Elektra.
Rare Reiner with The Met in 1952 before his move to Chicago. Pity that this live recording quality is not the best it can be but I appreciate Reiner’s meticulous and expressive direction and sopran, Astrid Varnay here is in top form.
5 Likes
Earl Klugh And Bob James - One On One
Paolo Nutini - These Streets
No logic in selecting these two very different albums but both are equally entertaining.
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NYC, June 2006
John Abercrombie, guitars
Marc Johnson, bass
Mark Feldman, viloin
Joey Baron, drumzzz
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ROD STEWART Every Picture Tells A Story… Including Maggie May, Mandolin Wind and Reason To Believe.( Original 1971 Vinyl.
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Diablo Swing Orchestra :- Sing-Along Songs for the Damned & Delirious if you live in the UK, the alternative is head in the sand making it difficult to hear the music 
Amos Lee - Supply And Demand
Inspired by an Amos Lee posting earlier, I have selected this to listen to next.
Amos is a seriously talented singer. If he writes his own material, then I am even more impressed. I have three of his albums now and they are all very engaging.
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Yaron Herman trio - Follow the white rabbit
Nice modern jazz.
Personnel: Yaron Herman: piano; Chris Tordini: double bass; Tommy Crane: drums.
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The Carpenters, Gold.
I have never played this before, it’s one of Margaret’s albums. I thought I’d put it on while cooking dinner and have thoroughly enjoyed it, I will definitely revisit this one.
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Alan, Amos Lee is a recent discovery for me. I have listened to Mission Bell (As The Crow Flies are tracks recorded during the recording of Mission Bell) on Tidal and it is yet another belter by Amos. I am now listening to As The Crow Flies and really liking this too.
Needless to say another visit to the river is called for.
What a talent he is!
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Listening to some singers today - one from the past, really good !
Mark Murphy (voc)
Ronnie Scott, Derek Humble (s)
Jimmy Deuchar (t)
Jimmy Woode (b)
Ake Persson (tr)
Francy Boland (piano)
Kenny Clarke (d)
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Its been a while, Streaming from Tidal, LP at the weekend.
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