Emmylou Harris - Luxury Liner - ‘80s vinyl
Vocals from the crystal clear voice of Emmylou, guitar from Albert Lee (and a couple of tracks with James Burton), and a set of great songs. For me this has the perfect version of Poncho and Lefty, and every other song is sublime. For me, country doesn’t get any better.
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Ian Noe - Between The Country
Ian Noe (Acoustic, Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals), Dave Cobb (Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar), Savannah Conley (Vocals), Adam Gardner (Bass, Organ, Piano) and Chris Powell (Drums, Percussion).
Streaming on Qobuz (96/24)… I had taken Ian’s ‘Between The Country’ out for a spin awhile back and enjoyed his music so giving it another listen. Wonderful voice and lyrics and enjoying the music!
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Passenger - Songs for the Drunk and Broken Hearted :
Sounding great.
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None more black.
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Boz Scaggs - A Fool To Care
Boz Scaggs (rhythm and lead guitars, vocals), Willie Weeks (bass), Ray Parker Jr. (guitars), Al Anderson (guitar), Jim Cox (Hammond B-3, piano, pump organ, Wurlitzer piano, vibraphone), Steve Jordan: drums), Ben Cauley (trumpet), Jack Hale (trombone), Jim Horn (baritone saxophone), Lannie McMillan (tenor saxophone), The Love Sponge Strings, Quentin L Ware: Jr. (trummpet), Douglas Rowan (alto, baritone and tenor saxophones) Jim Hoke (baritone and tenor saxophones, bass clarinet, vibraphone, accordion, alto flute, miscellaneous woodwinds), Seth Asarnow (bandoneon), Eric Crystal (tenor and alto saxophones), Clifford Carter (synth atmospherics), Paul Franklin (steel guitar), Conesha “Miss Monet” Ownes (background vocals), Tony Lindsay (background vocals), Fred Ross (background vocals), Bonnie Raitt: (slide guitar , vocals on “Hell To Pay;”) and Lucinda Williams (vocals on “Whispering Pines.”).
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… moving on into the noon hour with Boz and a fantastic collection of talented musicians backing him on this album and sounding simply sublime! one very sweet album…
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Antonio Forcione
Touch Wood
Effortless acoustic guitar playing by a master.
I expect rapturous applause at the end of each track, rousing stuff. Just seems to make my system sing.
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Pls do not listen to it if easily offended. Go and listen to the latest SW album instead; I heard it’s very good!
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What an amazing band, saw them at Birmingham Town Hall sometime early 70s…fabulous fun, great songs, and complete with the gold sparkly outfits. My vinyl copys well worn!
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Love | Forever Changes | 1967
This old classic is certainly cheering up yet another wet and snowy night. This one has seven added tracks of out-takes, demos, alternate mixes and the like, all of which are very good.
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Seems like California Leaving now. 
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