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Don McLean, American Pie, CD rip
Prompted by Pete earlier.
Absolutely gorgeous folk music. The vocals and lyrics… what can you say?
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Listening now - atmospheric stuff. Good shout!
This is a very good recording. He is working on his follow up album now. What might be of interest to some is that Mathias Eick appears all over this recording with his wonderful signature trumpet sound…
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I think Chet Baker’s solo on ‘How Deep Is The Ocean’ is magical !?
Tame Impala - Currents
Late morning lifter.
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Camel Mirage
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John Coltrane - My Favourite Things Live at Newport
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I think I really get crazy…listening to Mahler now and even Beethoven Piano Trios…(I’m a baroque music guy…)
A contender for iconic cover I think Steve. Never been a fan of ELP but might risk a listen of that one.
Fancied a bit of 80’s funk rock and this fitted the bill nicely
The Dan Reed Network - Slam
Produced by the infamous Nile Rogers
Why this band were not huge I’ll never know
Tin Can Trust. Decent album from the ever reliable Los Lobos, with their blend of rock, blues and Tex Mex music.
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Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Americana. Listened to this earlier and, as usual, they sound like they’re having lots of fun.
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LP - from the 2013 Rhino boxset - “Fleetwood Mac 1969-1972” : )
Fleetwood Mac - Then Play On
Peter Green – vocals, guitar, harmonica, six string bass, percussion, cello
Danny Kirwan – vocals, guitar
John McVie – bass guitar
Mick Fleetwood – drums, percussion
Jeremy Spencer – piano on “Oh Well (Part 2)”
additional uncredited personnel:
Christine Perfect – piano
Sandra Elsdon – recorders on “Oh Well (Part 2)”
Big Walter Horton – harmonica
Recorded at Studio CBS Studios, and De Lane Lea Studios, London 1968/9
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Happy Birthday Mick Fleetwood! 
born in Redruth, Cornwall 1947
73 years old Today! 
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