Earth Wind & Fire Head To The Sky / 2004 Sony / Japan Promo CD / MHCP400
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Kate Bush | 50 Words For Snow | 2011
Snow has been falling here since 06:30 and continues, rather predictably I’ve grabbed this one.
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Alison Krauss & Union Station - Paper Aeroplane
Nothing like her dulcette tones with the wonderful backing.
Phil
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Earl Klugh + Bob James Two of a Kind / Manhattan / Canada CD / CDP7991912
Earl Klugh Acoustic Guitar
Bob James Keyboards
Gary King Bass
Harvey Mason Drums
Leonard “Doc” Gibbs Jr., Sammy Figueroa Percussion
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On CD:-
Jethro Tull - Benefit
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Miles Davis - ‘In A Silent Way’ (1969). Where it all started! In the late sixties Miles Davis jazz records had been changing, gradually introducing more rock based styles. This album and ‘Bitches Brew’ which followed, and the series of great live albums improvising on this material really cemented this progression. Only three tracks. The whole of side 1 is ‘Shhh…peaceful’, then on side 2 the iconic title track and then ‘It’s About That Time’. I came to all of this rather late. When I first heard Jazz Fusion in the seventies with Mahavishnu and Weather Report and others I learnt this came from ‘Silent Way’ and many years later I had worked back to this, and to the earlier 1960s work of Miles, Herbie Hancock etc. I am still working back!
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Moving from 1972 (Exile on Main St.) to 1978, CD Virgin label ripped to WAV.
Ron Wood first full album.
First listen
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Michel Petrucciani Trio In Tokyo / 1999 Dreyfus / France CD / FDM366052
Michel Petrucciani Piano
Anthony Jackson Bass
Steve Gadd Drums
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Listening earlier, on vintage vinyl
The Beatles - Greatest, on the German Odoen label, plus
Hey Jude.
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Playing this … … … from this … … …
The Strolling Bones - Let It Bleed - from the mono boxset … … … just as it oughta be.
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Prompted by @Clive I thought a bit of Rush might be in order
Rush - Power Windows
On original vinyl and sounding absolutely amazing
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dinosaur! 
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My favourite Rush album.
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A lot of of love for this magnificent album on here… From Elvis In Memphis From Speakers Corner Records / RCA.
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John Martyn: Foundations. Dug this out of 200ish albums I have boxed up in the spare bedroom, lovely live recording.
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Boomer! 
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Nice one Dave 
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