On CD:-
Bob Dylan - Slow Train Coming
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Inspired by @Martin.M’s Stand Up: Jethro Tull’s first, This Was (still my favourite Tull, sounds so fresh and bluesy).
Mono, wide spine from 1968.
May get my Stand Up out after.
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IMO the best from AS Series I own 
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Just to round off Tull: Stand Up 2nd press, 1969.
Edit/ Yep, still think This Was is my favourite Tull.
Maybe I should try Aqualung again, but I hardly ever play that.
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Great live version of In And Out on this.
Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger Open mono, 1967.
Just a fab album
Isole Natale is one of my desert islands.
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Led Zeppelin. Have played Physical Graffiti a few times in the last week. Thought I would move on to this. Not played it in a while. Seems more stripped down, not sure there are any keyboards or acoustic guitars on it at all. I like the album but I still hate the cover.
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It’s persisting down over a dark and dismal North Yorks. today, so I’m stuck indoors doing those household tasks which we all keep putting off … … … like stripping down a double oven and cleaning it … … … what fun!
As usual, Alpha Boys’ School Radio is helping keep me sane, and focused, with their outstanding Jah choons. 
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Great radio station, that! I like Alpha a lot 
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Visited a used vinyl store here in Charlotte - think I will be visiting again…prices were pretty reasonable. It is a bit painful to purchase stuff I already had in perfect shape and sold for a song. (pun not intended.)
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No, no…pub is always intended!
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Sorry, Stevie - I fixed my typo! 
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Sniff ‘n’ the Tears. Driver’s Seat. Original single. Saw these guys back in about 79, such a great catchy song.
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According to Sir page,this us the “heaviest” Zap record.
I’m agree. 
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Looking through a CD box, I found this. Totally forgotten I had it.
The wonderful Annette Peacock
Abstract-Contact
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Havent heard the Bloomfield/Kooper in years!
Decades…
Must get a copy.
Wonder what I’ll think of it after all this time.
