Folk- er…psych (I guess, if it has to labelled) from Slovenian trio Širom
I Can Be A Clay Snapper
Tak-Til CD
Fusing an eclectic range of instruments “global and handmade” and voice. Beautiful.
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I have/had a 12” Single of “Under the Boardwalk” that he did. It had a couple of other tracks on it as well, if I remember correctly. It was done around the time he was making “Moonlighting” with Cyril Sheppherd I think.
He had a decent voice. I’ll have to look and see if I’ve still got it.
Jethro Tull | This Was | 1968
'Tull’s debut and very blues rock many of the tracks were, lovely stuff.
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Is that hair or hat?
Glenn Gould’s variations are my favourite and go to option.
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A couple of cracking albums arrived this week. Now into the second disc of Joni Mitchell at Newport.
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My Vinyl copy of Joni at Newport was perfect and is a wonderful album.
I don’t know the second guy at all I’m afraid, what kind of music is it?
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It is. Todd Rundgren was the producer on that one, IIRC. My favorite tune from that LP is Turn Me On. TV is King is also a good one.
Keyboard/synth player Mike Cotten actually designed and patented the “Visi-Sitter.”
Al di Meola | Flesh on Flesh | 2002
The man is sounding even better than I remember on this SACD rip.
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Bruce Cockburn is singer songwriter and a great guitarist, also from Canada as it happens. Folk some rock and jazz elements. I’ve only recently discovered Bruce… he’s got a considerable back catalogue to go at if you find you like this his latest album. A favourite of mine is “Dancing in the dragon’s jaws” which I managed to get a nice second hand copy of. I think Bruce is playing Oxford and Shepherds Bush this week. Unfortunately he doesn’t seem to be playing any further north or I might have been tempted.
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