The Rolling Stones - Goats Heat Soup.
RIP Charlie.
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R.I.P. Charlie
The Rolling Stones - Forty Licks.
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It’s only Rock n Roll on the turntable. Only saw them once 1995, best rock band I ever saw. RIP Charlie.
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Dusty Springfield - Spooky
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You are not alone
Just had second listen of the day to this and even opened the wallet and bought it.
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Following a link in the musical chain I posted thought I might as well listen to the rest of the album, something I’ve not done for too long.
Emerson Lake and Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery
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Now playing…
The Ballroom Thieves - Deadeye
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… returning from an afternoon walk with my wife and continuing on with a group that I was introduced to by the New England Music Awards podcast and the music is sounding mighty sweet!
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Decided to play my oldest Stones in memory of Charlie. Mono 1st UK pressing that was owned from new by my BiL. Shame he doesn’t have a turntable as it’s in first class condition!
RIP Charlie
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Alexis Weissenberg / Debussy Clair de Lune / Piano Works / Deutsche Grammophon / Germany CD / 4455472
First play, another of todays purchases.
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Not a well known artist on the forum but Ben Sidran had a star studded line up on his jazz debut. This track has some lovely drumming by Charlie Watts with Pete Frampton as the icing on the cake.
R.I.P Charlie
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Following a prompting from @Wren giving this a go, and its well worth it! I can hear a few influences, Agnes Obel,Ane Brun and Bjork. Very enjoyable!
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A master of his craft and the last of his generation. A star in the true meaning of the word. The Lady is a Tramp duet with Lady Gaga is wonderful - they are having a real blast and that comes across loud and clear!
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