Jethro Tull - Stormwatch.
The third of a trilogy (Songs From The Wood, Heavy Horses, Stormwatch), and inspired largely by the estate Anderson had bought on the Isle of Skye.
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You bet! My pressings were great and the remastering is very good.
Incredible voice, rather dark album but her voice it captivating. Very Amy Winehouse like. Worthy of a listen. 
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Which includes tracks like Pull Up To The Bumper, Demolition Man, Walking In The Rain from her Nightclubbing album backed of course by Sly n Robbie
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Another selection from Compass Point with Sly n Robbie
Joe Cocker - Sheffield Steel
Also guests Robert Palmer (didnt he record an album with Sly n Robbie?) And some guy called Jimmy Cliff
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Had to be! Robbie’s meaty basslines thundering out of the speakers. Pretty sure the rest of the street are enjoying it too! BU Red on Island vinyl.
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We shouldn’t forget Puma Jones either, tragically taken so young by cancer
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Gorecki, Symphony No 3. Sounding particularly good since adding the KC-62 to the LS50 Metas.
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Phillip Glass - Solo piano
Wonderful on a grey winter’s afternoon.
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As a fan of Jackie Leven’s solo work, I’ve finally got round to acquiring some Doll By Doll albums. I think this was their third album and it contains probably their best known song, Main Travelled Roads.
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