Steely Dan, can’t buy a thrill. Ultra long work day. Need to celebrate. This one comes to mind. 
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Struck for something to listen to decided to try the Qobuz My Weekly playlist.
Got as far as the 3rd track and the song My Bones made me prick my ears up and divert from the playlist to listening to the full album
The Pretty Reckless - Death by Rock and Roll
Death by Rock and Roll has been mainly been described as hard rock,[15][16][17] alternative rock,[16] and grunge.[17][18] In describing the album, Good Call Live stated, “from heavy grunge-laden riffs to classic rock hooks, from theatrical rock to an almost country rockelement this album has the band wearing their hearts on their sleeves.”
Reminds me in places of Skunk Anansie
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Grant Green: Idle Moments on vinyl, had a heart attack last month so having lots of idle moments.
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The Carpenters, now & then. One of if not the fav Carpenters album where Karen Carpenter is credited to playing the drums in the album. 
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Velvet Underground ( Tidal Master)
Turned on to the VU somewhat belatedly on this thread a while back by @steviebee and prompted again by @anon10403888 following my post of Gomez yesterday
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John Lee Hooker - Chill Out.
One from the Master of Chill, and with a little help from his friends, Van, Carlos and Booker T, in 1995, it won traditional blues album of the year.
No’ bad fur a couple ay quid oaf yon Magpie thingy.
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Spiffing!
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Oleta Adam’s - Circle Of One (Fontana LP 1990)
Her breakthrough album blending Pop,“R&B”, Soul and Jazz vocal styles, still sounding fine if perhaps somewhat of it’s time?
Disappointed to find the outer sleeve has been affected by mildew. Thankfully the vinyl still sounds fine.
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