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The Rolling Stones - Through The Past, Darkly, on sacd.Why?, because this is the best way I can hear the glorious singles, Jumpin’ Jack Flash and Honky Tonk Women.
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Paul Simon - There Goes Rhymin’ Simon
On Vinyl
Such a stunning record every track is absolutely marvellous.
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Spinning the first Blue Note of the day.
Lou Donaldson - Mr Shing-A-Ling
First track = Ode To Billie Joe, fantastic!
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I enjoy almost all of Fink’s catalogue every now and again but you, sir, are a binge listener extraordinaire!
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Enigma - Moon
David M. Epp and Carolyn Olesen are a very talented duo from Nebraska and not that other Enigma.
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Derek & the Dominos - In Concert.
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Now playing…
Fink - Bloom Innocent
Fin Greenall (Bass, Cajon, Daf, Digital Effects, E-Bow, Fender Rhodes, Guitar, 12 String Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Synthesizer Bass, Vocals), Nicky Hustinx (Drums, Percussion), Lee Jones (Lap Steel Guitar), Florian Juncker (Trombone), Paul Kleber (Synthesizer Bass), Morris Kliphuis (Cornet, French Horn), Tomer Moked (Bass, Bouzouki, Bass Clarinet, Cymbals, Fender Rhodes, Alto Flute, Guitar (Electric Guitar, Kamanche, Piano, Prophet Synthesizer, Slide Guitar, String Arrangements, Viola, Violin), Johanna Stein (Cello), Tim Thornton (Drums, Electric Guitar) and Guy Whittaker (Bass).
Streaming on NAS (44.1/16)… continuing on this morning and completing the binge run on Fink’s music, I just didn’t have time to complete the cycle yesterday of all of his albums but a nice way to kick off this bright and sunny Saturday morning!
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Magazine - Real Life
Not listened to this either for an age. Listening to a CD Rip via Roon.
I might drag ‘the correct use of soap’ out later on… but probably not since that would also mean dragging the record cleaner out.
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Let’s break out an old cassette. Chicago 82: A Dip In the Lake (Les Disques du Crepuscule) is a “live report” by Wim Mertens on the New Musical Festival in Chicago, July 1982, featuring music and interviews (by Mertens). Dedicated to John Cage, and intended to be released on his 70th birthday, 5 September 1982. In the end it came out in Spring 1983. Very rare these days, I think.
Still plays fine – it’s a mixture of spoken word and minimalist/avant garde music. Among the participants are Peter Gordon, Thurston Moore, Harold Budd, Lee Ranaldo, Meredith Monk, Glenn Branca, Mertens, Cage and Jon Gibson.
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