Steven Wilson - Last Day Of June… 
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Next up John Mellencamp live in 1998. Officially recorded for the album network in the US and broadcast in Aug of that year
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To celebrate his birthday… A Shubert dip!
Iona Brown & The Norwegian Chamber Orchestra Schubert + Mendelssohn
1998 naim / Austria CD / naimcd026
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Porcupine Tree - Deadwing, on vinyl…
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Peter Frampton Band - All Blues.
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Now playing…
Youn Sun Nah - Waking World
Youn Sun Nah (Vocals), Airelle Besson (Flugelhorn, Trumpet), Guillaume Latil (Cello), Héloise Lefebvre (Violin), Thomas Naim (Banjo, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar), Xavier Tribolet (Drums, Organ, Percussion, Piano, Electric Piano, Synthesizer) and Laurent Vernerey (Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass),
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/24)… kicking off this Monday morning with a cup of coffee and Youn Sun Nah with her latest release from January 27, 2022 and she and the band are sounding mighty fine!
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Christopher Cross. Debut album. It’s gentle stuff but the songs are strong, played by top session guys.
“At the 23rd annual Grammy Awards, held at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on February 25, 1981, none less than Christopher Cross took home the prize in the “Big Four” categories: Album of the Year, Song of the Year (“Sailing”), Record of the Year (“Sailing”), and Best New Artist. At the time, the only artists to have even achieved a sweep of those first three awards were Paul Simon and Carole King. To say that the music world was shook would be an understatement.”
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George Harrison - Wonderwall Music, playing on high res download. Fabulous soundscapes from George on his soundtrack / first solo album, and a much underrated album too. Great to work to as well.
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Gregg Allman - Southern Blood - Tidal 16/44
Following Norma’s glorious reading of Black Muddy River with an equally beautiful one in Gregg Allman’s elegiac final album, great Americana in probably my favourite album of the century to date.
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Gypsy | 1970
Another one of those fine prog/soft rock bands, this was their eponymous debut that was swamped by the deluge of fantastic music from the plethora of other great bands of the time.
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Norma Waterson - The Very Thought of You
RIP Norma.
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Lee Morgan - Search For The New Land (Music Matters Jazz/Blue Note 33)
Prompted by a comment on the vinyl thread just had to pull this from the rack
Superb 1964 session, just one look at the line up
Lee Morgan, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Reggie Workman, Billy Higgins…need I say more m’lud?
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CD - Virgin : )
Johnny Rotten – lead vocals
Steve Jones – guitar, bass, backing vocals
Paul Cook – drums
Glen Matlock – bass on “Anarchy in the UK”
Sid Vicious – bass on “Bodies” and “God Save the Queen”
Recordings from Wessex Studio, London 1976/77
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Happy 66th Birthday John Lydon! 
A.K.A. Johnny Rotten, born in London on 31st January 1956
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