What a voice.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers - Unlimited Love, released today and sounding great. Breaks no new ground, but on first listen it’s very good indeed. Perhaps one for John Darko!
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The recording quality is top notch and all the material is sympathetically remastered, thus giving a uniform sound to each disc. A highly recommendable set, if you find it at ( to you ) a reasonable price.
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Free - Live!, listening to the expanded edition.
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the re-issue is pretty good, if your copy is as errr “loved” as mine, treat yourself, it’s easily as good, though the artwork it p@nts, original is much brighter,
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Wonderful.
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John Martyn. The Church with one Bell. 1998 CD. Collection of bluesy cover versions. Martyn on form with wonderful bass playing by John Giblin. ( Brand X, Kate Bush, Peter Gabriel, Simple Minds, etc)
“The cover depicts a former church in the village of Roberton in Lanarkshire, Scotland. Martyn, who at that time was living in an adjacent cottage, purchased the church and converted it into a recording studio.”
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Yes, it’s a sublime recording(s) for it’s time and lucky to be captured, given the band’s short history.
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I’m with JD on this one!
Cee Cee James - Blood Red Blues
CD rip | 2012
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Prefab Sprout - Protest Songs
Straight after Steve McQueen in 1985 this album was advertised for release with a catalogue number and artwork then nothing.
Eventually four years later we got this little gem.
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My Favourite EWF album, On Vinyl:
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