Aphex Twin - Windowlicker - 1999
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Marc Broussard, SOS 3: a lullaby collection. So nice to start the day down under with this. I imagine the same finishing the day with it too. 
Thanks @NigelB & @seakayaker for mentioning Marc Broussard. 
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Point of order sir. Both Mick J and Mick T contribute very little guitar on this album - it’s really Keith’s show.
Least we forget Mick J wasn’t a slouch on guitar either as we see from this backstage clip of him with Ike and Tina Turner.
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The Best Of Asha Bhosle.
Good to hear one of Robert Plant’s Desert Island Discs was Mohammed Rafi, who duets on several songs here, too.
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A chance discovery this evening thanks to Roon. Produced by Wolfgang Haffner.
Some excellent new music from a young and talented artist.
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I’ve not heard the original but i’m happy enough with this double vinyl.
I know some World Circuit vinyl can sound warm and earthy, however this 2015 reissue sounds very much in focus albeit polite, but i’m not complaining.
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1976 - Keith Jarrett // Shades
- Bass – Charlie Haden
- Drums, Percussion – Paul Motian
- Percussion – Guilherme Franco
- Piano, Drums [Wood], Percussion – Keith Jarrett
- Tenor Saxophone, Maracas, Tambourine – Dewey Redman
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Robin Trower - For Earth Below.
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Derek Bailey - one of the great English guitarists. He had albums on ECM with bassist Dave Holland.
His catalogue is vast and to quote David Sylvian “ (He was) Mischievous, provocative, elemental. He spoke a language recognised by many but with a syntax all his own. A discomforting amalgam of the elemental”
Derek Bailey - Ballads
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Adrian Younge - just get hold of anything he’s touched it is well worth seeking out everything by him.
Here’s a few I have:-
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Mattiel - Georgia Gothic, on beautiful translucent red vinyl. Arrived today and really liking it so far, although quite an evolution from Mattiel’s Sattis Factory album from 2019.
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Yes, I agree. I really like his musical styles. The Jazz Is Dead series is wonderful. Solo too, latterly The American Negro is worth time exploring.
I came to him when he collaborated with Ali Shaheed Mohammed formerly of pioneers A Tribe Called Quest.
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As this album by St Germain has been posted quite regularly on this thread by various members, I thought I’d give it a try. I’m only three tracks in and, blimey, what a cracker it is.
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