Inspired by @Isca_Dumnoniorum posting a few days back, the final 1983 studio album by The Police.
Original pressing which looks for all the world that it is on standard black vinyl, but is actually groovy purple 
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Fab!
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FRom the Five Years vinyl boxset, a very fine collection of the Dame’s early rarities, offcuts and obscurities…
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LP - Warner Bros Records / Rhino 2010 reissue : )
Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality
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Ozzy Osbourne – lead vocals
Tony Iommi – guitar, synthesizer, flute, piano, acoustic guitar
Geezer Butler – bass guitar
Bill Ward – drums, percussion, sleigh bells
Recorded at Island Studio, London 1971
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New album due out shortly.
Black Sabbath. I never play much heavy metal. Thanks @Debs. Now I feel like playing the self titled debut album of Aerosmith as well. 
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The original version of the song was written by Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie 2 years after the Mississippi flood of 1927.
List of the artists performing
Alfredo Arce: Siku Flute
Ben Lee: Harmonica
Buffalo Nichols: Vocals, Guitar
Davey Chegwidden: Dundun Drums
Derek Trucks: Slide Guitar
Drums of the Pacific: Dancing, Log Drums
Elle Márjá Eira: Vocals
Jason Tamba: Banjo
John Paul Jones: Bass
Keith Secola: Slide Guitar
Mermans Mosengo: Harmonica
Mihirangi: Vocals
Nakeiltha Campbell: Dundun Drums
Pete Sands: Acoustic Guitar
Sebastian Robertson: Electric Guitar
Sikiru Adepoju: Talking Drum
Susan Tedeschi: Vocals
Stephen Perkins: Drums
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That’s actually their first album, not the “sophomore” one. The second album was The Family That Plays Together (also terrific).
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First listen and sounding stunning on vinyl…
Analogue Productions 200g 33rpm version… 
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Love this raw sounding concert, currently streaming on Tidal.
The band never got the recognition they really deserved back then.
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Weather Report - ‘8.30’ (1979). Classic fusion live double album from Weather Report to end the decade. The tracks here cover much of the mid 1970s WR work from ‘Sweetnighter’ to the iconic ‘Heavy Weather’. This is the best version of ‘Black Market’ I’ve heard and I would say the same about ‘Teen Town, ‘Scarlet Woman’ and ‘Birdland’. My top track is the ‘Badia/Boogie Woogie Waltz Medley’ which really gives new life to this music. Classic stuff.
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And there’s always …and friends (can’t remember the exact title, I’m not at home to check) and the Sugar days.
Thanks for the heads up re a new Bob.
jimmy Nail - Growing Up In Public, can’t be bad when Oz can rope in Messrs Harrison, Gilmour and Moore for guitar duties.
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