What are you listening to in 2021 and why might anyone be interested

Excellent and underrated imho

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It must have been awesome to pursue a musical career in such a connected way as Nat and Cannonball Adderley demonstrate here. Fantastic playing!

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This Mortal Coil - It’ll End in Tears.

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Haven’t listened to this yet. On my list. Is it any good?

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That was my first listen and it was a very enjoyable blues album, I will certainly be playing it again.

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Mozart The Complete Mozart Edition Highlights / 1990 Philips / Germany CD / 0179932

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Carly Simon, boys in the trees. :blush:

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Clan of Xymox.

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Fields of the Nephilim - The Nephilim.

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Bobbie Gentry, fancy. :blush:

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Jean Luc Ponty Storytelling / 1989 Columbia / US CD / CK45252

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CD from Universal Music 5 original album boxset : )

Charlie Haden - Double Bass
Gonzalo Rubalcaba - Piano
Ignacio Berroa - Drums
Joe Lovano - Tenor Saxophone (tracks 1,4,7 & 11)
David Sanchez - Tenor Saxophone (tracks 6 & 10)
Pat Metheny - Guitar (track 2)
Federico Britos Ruiz - Violin (tracks 1,5 & 8)

Recorded in August 2000, album released on 17th April 2001

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Charlie Haden was born on this day in 1937


Charlie Haden 1937-2014

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My wife didn’t endear herself to the sisters after a gig one night. I was too shy, but Hilary walked up to get my CD signed. One signature secured she then asked Rachel do you think “the other one” will sign it too? Frosty look in response. Best make sure your stage can take some vigorous clog dancing.

I don’t think I’d have been impressed either!

Nice article from Lloyd Bradley in The Guardian and new single from Jimmy Cliff
(Lloyds description of Rastafari is a bit wide of the mark though)

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Abit clichéd in style but a laugh when i caught them live at Hammersmith

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Willie Nile - The Innocent Ones

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