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

[Pete_the_painter]

My last for the day, The Dave Brubeck Quartet Time Outtakes

[dav301]

On Vinyl:-

Bruce Springsteen - The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle

[Clive]

Christine Collister Live

I’m actually playing the Fledgling version, which is ripped to my server, although I do have this release too for some reason. I really don’t understand why Christine Collister never became a massive star, although Clive Gregson suggested one plausible reason, which I shan’t post here.

[Dreadatthecontrols]

Donald Byrd - Places And Spaces (Qobuz/Blue Note)

Checking this out as it’s just had a Blue Note Classic Series re-issue
Funky but veering into the cheese section. Conjurs up images of a particular furry dice sporting Cortina/Capri driving Jazz Funk crowd of yore

Probably not one that’s making the cut onto a turntable at Dread Mansions

[Dreadatthecontrols]

And the third?

[Dreadatthecontrols]

Hi Apye, hows the pressing? Cheers

[Dreadatthecontrols]

Yeah, I wasnt doubting it

[Collywobbles]

Oh come on, do tell!!!

[VinoVeritas]

It seems @Neil0001 and my music tastes cross again…

This one I again bookmarked to follow up on for no other reason than I liked his description

Reading up on Qobuz she has quite a resume

Ana Popovic - Live for Live

If you like Beth Hart I humbly submit one gives Ana listen

[Collywobbles]

Prokofiev. Vinyl. Very well recorded and clearly brilliantly played.

Played this a couple of times and so far it sounds like they are playing all the wrong notes. Or the right notes in the wrong order. Not getting it.

[apye]

Hi @Dreadatthecontrols, my pressing is good no nasty non fill…

[ditton66]

[johnt]

Sting - The Bridge

[Dreadatthecontrols]

Thanks for the feedback

[johnt]

Cat Stevens - Teaser and the Firecat (2021 Remaster)

[johnt]

Jools Holland - Pianola, Piano & Friends

[AlanP]

Haven’t spun this for a while

Stephen Stills, the self titled debut solo from '70.

[Debs]

LP - EMI 1984 : )

David Byrne – lead vocals, guitar
Tina Weymouth – bass, keyboard bass, guitar, lead vocals for “Genius of Love”
Chris Frantz – drums, vocals for “Genius of Love”
Jerry Harrison – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
additional personnel
Steve Scales – percussion, backing vocals
Lynn Mabry – backing vocals
Ednah Holt – backing vocals
Alex Weir – guitar, backing vocals
Bernie Worrell – keyboards

Venue: The Pantages Theatre, Hollywood in December 1983

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Happy 71st Birthday Tina Weymouth!

born in Coronado, California on 22nd November 1950

[apye]

First play, new one from Elbow…

[igahman]

Fela Ransome Kuti. Live.
Incredible live album of criss cross rhythms.
Includes the unmistakable former Cream drummer Ginger Baker but would be even better with a bit of Eric.