Time to back track as some of my previous albums’ tracks were recorded during sessions for
The Rolling Stones - Goats Head Soup, tasty!
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The Rolling Stones - Flashpoint.
Japanese SHMCD of the Steel Wheels Tour, when the chaps restated their claim to the title of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band inna world. 
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Need to give that a play, my collection stops abruptly with Signals in 1982.
Friday Fact - Power Windows was their last release on good old 8 track!
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Joe Pass - For Django (Tone Poet reissue)
Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs (U.K. First Press)
Jimmy Smith - Groovin at Smalls Paradise (Blue Note mono 2nd Press)
Scott Fagan - South Atlantic Blues (reissue) Thanks @AndyP for the recommendation.
All vinyl.
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Van Duren - Idiot Optimism
One of those artists you wonder why they weren’t massive. Erring towards McCartney one of the tracks is called Mabel (I’m Amazed).
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Forgot I had this. The Groover from Vancouver. CD. I like the duet with Mel C and the remix of Cloud Number Nine.
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Barclay James Harvest | Once Again - 40th Anniversary Edition | 1971
“The poor man’s Moody Blues” sounding mighty fine on this old prog rock belter.
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Finally spotted a vinyl version of a much loved album whilst on a windswept two day break in Chester.
Star Rise Remixed - Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan/Michael Brook
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Not Grey n Pink records by any chance? I live around the corner.
The very same, yes.
My first visit to Chester in decades. My wife and I ate at one of the Turkish restaurants on Brook Street (?) both nights of our stay, too.
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Indeed
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Describing an album helps other members who follow this thread, particularly those that have sight problems and use reading software to assist them enjoying or participating (of which there a few) to recognise what the poster is playing.
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