Some balm, relatively speaking, after the storm of Ornette and Pat.
Russian Art Songs - Sung by Netania Davrath, piano by Erik Werba
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Status Quo - ‘Live!’ (1977). Not one for a restful evening! A live double album ending the pre ‘Rockin’ All Over The World’ era. Status Quo really let rip at songs from albums mainly from ‘Piledriver’ (1972) to ‘Blue For You’ (1976). Compare studio versions of ‘In My Chair’, ‘Big Fat Mama’, ‘Is There A Better Way?’ and virtually everything else with the versions here and you’ll see what I mean!
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It was me I think. Glad you like it!
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It seems my post of Blind Faith’s original album cover was reported and taken down.
Is this one ok?
Makes you really wonder. Some very small minded people here!
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The Blue Nile - High (2004)
The last of their 4 studio albums spanning 21 years… sparse output to say the least but as far as I’m concerned, they never put a foot wrong.
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Ane Brun - Leave Me Breathless
An album of covers, which have been stripped back to the simplest of arrangements, exposing her unique voice. I love this album.
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DJ Shadow providing the tunes whilst having a session on the Watt Bike given it’s not exactly the day for being on a real bike.
Also watching Fast and Furious 6 with no sound, not exactly like I’m missing anything in the dialogue anyway.
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Eno-Byrne recorded '79-'80, so a groundbreaker in my eyes. Great bass from Busta Jones/Bill Laswell.
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Try Rouvy. It’ll work with the original Wattbike so long as it’s got the Blu-tooth enabled computer. The graphics are amazing and it makes those long Wattbike sessions far more tolerable.
LP - ABC Records 2008 reissue : )
Recorded at: Village Recorders, West L.A.; Producer’s Workshop, Hollywood; Warner Bros. North Hollywood Recording Studios; ABC Recording Studios; Sound Labs, Hollywood; A&R Studios, N.Y.C. (1976-1977)
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Walter Becker was born on this day in 1950
born in Queens, New York City 
Would have been his 72nd birthday today…
Walter Carl Becker 1950-2017
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This is an original Wattbike Pro, don’t think Bluetooth was a standard when this rolled off the production line. Bought it ex demo probably a decade ago, get it serviced each year, their service could run Naim close I’d say, impeccable.