The legendary Brinsley Schwartz
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No Dice. 2 Faced. Vinyl 1979. The singer was Roger " Peaches" Ferris and the Guitarist was Dave “Diesel, now D’zal” Martin. I liked them, but the Music Press didn’t and that was that.
It was reported that Clapton got the title of his track " Peaches and Diesel" after meeting them in Olympic Studios in London.
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The Complete Roulette Sara Vaughan Studio Sessions
CD|2002
Mosaic Records box set, 8 CDs. On CD3 at the moment.
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The Soil - 2014 Nostalgic Moments
Because this one takes me to a place where I was very happy some time ago.
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Cowboy Junkies - Acoustic Junk
Margo Timmins’s hushed vocals accompanied by sparse instrumentation,just a guitar, incidental upright bass and an occasional mouthorgan and harmonica.
The Junkies at their best.
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While we’re on a bootleg trip, is this the best Stones live abum, or Brussels Affair? I’m leaning towards GYLLO…
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So good to see some Neil Diamond love on here recently.
The Voice as far as I’m concerned and a supreme poet and songwriter.
Still loved today by young and old.
Did you ever read about a frog
Who dreamed of bein’ a king…
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Trevor Pinnock the English concert, Pachelbel: canon & gigue. Happy birthday Trevor Pinnock. 
Thank you @Debs. 
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Michael Hurley - The Time of the Foxgloves
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… a random pick from the new albums section on Qobuz of an unfamiliar artist…
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Clapton. Journeyman. CD. One his better ones??
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Couldn’t decide then a mention on another thread led me to dig out Peter Case’s debut from 86 on Geffen vinyl. Really strong songwriting, upbeat, distinctive voice and playing and top production from T-bone. Has he ever bettered it?
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Now that looks interesting.
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