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Queen - Sheer Heart Attack, which contains two of my favourite tracks “Killer Queen” and “Now I’m Here”.
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Ali and Toumani…
As if one master wasn’t enough 
This album is a double trouble 
I will gladly take !
Some great music and wonderfully recorded !!
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Thanks Alan. Slightly off thread but can you help technically. Your reply also came through to me by email but I can’t work out how to do that plus sometimes a member’s email address is quoted in the text and I can’t do that either. Looked everywhere for forum help for dummies. Can you point me in the right direction. Cheers Graham
No, I have only streamed it on Tidal.
Nice try. Fingers crossed.
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Oh dear!, I don’t know how that happened Graham?, that was by complete chance, I assumed I was replying in the usual manner.So I am as perplexed as you, sorry, maybe a question for Richard D.
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Now playing…
Eleni Karaindrou - David
Kim Kashkashian (Viola), Eleni Karaindrou Ensemble, Camerata Orchestra: Alexandros Myrat (Conductor).
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/24)… kicking off this Wednesday morning with this warm and beautiful music on another cool, overcast and damp morning. Music to ease into the day and sounding sublime!
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Let me introduce you to Red and Green
From the Guardian…
**Red starts with stuttering guitar lines that develop into rolling bluesy riffs with a North African edge, with bursts of virtuoso improvisation matched against Toure’s dry, rasping vocals. *
On the Green album there’s a display of rapid-fire vocals backed by the insistent, rhythmic backing of the guitar and the n’goni, the African lute. Even then, his confidence and skill were remarkable.*
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Time for a classic
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland.
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Cat Stevens - Tea For The Tillerman
On Vinyl
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The Yardbirds - Little Games
I woke up last night with Think About It on my mind, so thought I’d play it . It sounds thinner than I remember. It’s a tune we were playing in the early eighties. Hopefully we played it dirtier than this.
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Yusuf is releasing a revamped and re-recorded Tea For The Tillerman2 on the 18th September, 50 years after its original release. A taster Where Do The Children Play is available now on streaming services. Album info https://catstevens.com/tea-for-the-tillerman²/
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