Colin Hay’s excellent new album Now and the Evermore
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Is that just released Pete?
I bought one he released just recently of all covers
Called “I just don’t know what to do with myself”
Some great covers like Waterloo Sunset (kinks) but I wouldn’t say it’s up there with his really great stuff
Trust all is well
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Yep, just released this week. I missed the covers album (just reading about it now).
Lou Reed New York
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Interesting recent one from Graham Coxon.
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Goldfrapp, supernature. Was a tough day in the office. Anyway, week is done and weekend is here down under. Thank you Goldfrapp for lifting my mood! 
Yes, my naimee, proacs and rels also play a big part. 
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Have not listened to this for ages. Love it and reminds me of when I saw them at the Marquee during their London Blitz 3 gig performances in London.
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Covering William Bell with Scratch at the controls
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I’m intrigued. I’m going to have to hunt that out and have a listen to that note!
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@Debs when remembering my very first play of that LP - Still Life Talking, (at the time on my Sondek / Ittok / Troika) it has been remarkable to observe and enjoy PM’s continued high quality of music over the last 30+ years when arriving at this, his latest excellent recording.
Pat Metheny Side Eye NYC V1.1V / 2021 Modern / Germany CD / 538693922
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Crock of Gold - A Few Rounds with Shane MacGowan.
Heads up chaps for Beeb 4, at 23.45 tonight.
"Julien Temple has earned his reputation as punk’s documentary laureate, having essayed the careers of Joe Strummer, the Sex Pistols and Wilko Johnson.
This film finds him taking on another rabble-rousing musician, Shane MacGowan, the founder and original singer of the Pogues."
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Its a sunny morning and I have found this again! Groovy man!
It is Herbie Mann London Underground, It really is wonderful. A crack team of British players with him. From 1974.
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