Shirley Collins - Sweet England.
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Vinyl evening continues with the Dan
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New discovery on Qobuz - Moroccan artist with a beautiful voice and an interesting mix of African/European influence
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Yet another great ACE compilation, stax gospel soul and funk.
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Now playing…
John Lee Hooker - The Best of Friends
John Lee Hooker (Guitar, Vocals), José “Chepito” Areas (Timbales), Eric Barber (Bass Saxophone), Steve Berlin (Baritone Saxophone), Gil Bernal (Tenor Saxophone, Vocals), Gaylord Birch (Drums), Victor Bisetti (Drums), Charles Brown (Keyboards), Dean Butterworth (Drums), Danny Caron (Guitar), Leon “Ndugu” Chancler (Drums), Eric Clapton (Guitar), Joachim Cooder (Drums), Ry Cooder (Guitar), Richard Cousins (Bass), Robert Cray (Guitar), Maurice Cridlin (Bass), Ruth Davies (Acoustic Bass), Terry Evans (Vocals), William “Bill” Greene (Vocals), Ben Harper (Guitar), Kevin Hayes (Drums), David Hidalgo (Guitar), Johnnie Johnson (Piano), Booker T. Jones (Organ), Jim Keltner (Drums), Bobby King (Vocals), Rich Kirch (Guitar), John “Juke” Logan (Harmonica), Nick Lowe (Bass), Conrad Lozano (Bass), Scott Mathews (Drums), Reggie McBride (Bass), Van Morrison (Guitar, Vocals), Charlie Musselwhite (Harmonica), Juan Nelson (Bass), Bill Payne (Keyboards), Armando Peraza (Congas), Karl Perazzo (Timbales), Jim Pugh (Keyboards), Bonnie Raitt (Slide Guitar, Vocals), Raul Rekow (Congas), Benny Rietveld (Bass), Roy Rogers (Guitar), Cesar Rosas (Guitar), Carlos Santana (Guitar), Johnny Lee Schell (Guitar), Samuel Taylor (Bass), Chester Thompson (Keyboards, Synthesizer), Ike Turner (Piano) and Jimmie Vaughan (Guitar).
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… returning from a long exercise session and taking John lee and his large and fabulous group of friends out for a spin and they are sounding so mighty sweet! …it has been awhile. much to long, and this is such a great album.
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On Vinyl:-
The Alan Parsons Project - Tales of Mystery and Imagination
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B.B. King - His Definitive Greatest Hits, specifically the period from the middle '60’s until the '80’s, so involves some re-recordings of earlier favourites.
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Cara Dillon, self titled album. Busy day started work early. This soothing folk album puts me in a good place. I think I will continue with another Cara Dillon. 
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Cara Dillon, live at Cooper Hall. Feels like live in my living room. Thanks you @ewemon for mentioning this!
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