Richard Barbieri / Tim Bowness - Flame - CD
Following on from AndyP earlier and No-man with Tim Bowness, had to dig this one out.
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Dusty Springfield - Dusty in Memphis
Carpenters - Close to You
Wishing everyone a lovely end to the week
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Ry Cooder - Bop Till You Drop - CD
A blast from the past and the first Ry Cooder I owned on vinyl, long since replaced by the silver disc.
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Great Sunday afternoon album
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On Vinyl:
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Now playing…
Boz Scaggs - Middle Man
Boz Scaggs (Guitar, Vocals), Paulette Brown (Vocals), Rosemary Butler (Vocals), Lenny Castro (Percussion), Bill Champlin Vocals), Charlotte Crossley (Vocals), Venetta Fields (Vocals), David Foster (Keyboards, String Arrangements, Synthesizer), Don Grolnick (Keyboards, Piano, Electric Piano), James Newton Howard (Clavinet, Keyboards), David Hungate (Bass), Chuck Fingers Irwin (Vocals), David Lasley (Vocals), Steve Lukather (Guitar), Rick Marotta (Drums), David Paich (Keyboards, Organ, Synthesizer), Ray Parker, Jr. (Bass, Guitar), John Pierce (Bass), Jeff Porcaro (Drums), Sharon Redd (Vocals), Carlos Santana (Guitar), Adria Tapia (Saxophone), Bili Thedford (Vocals), Julia Tillman Waters (Vocals), Joe Vitale|Drums) and Oren Waters (Vocals).
Streaming on Qobuz (192/24)… kicking off this Sunday morning with ‘Boz’ and he and his talented group of musicians working with him are sounding mighty sweet!
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On Vinyl:
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Not sure why they’re unfashionable as they produced some great albums (especially their debut), perhaps record snobery!
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Really digging this guy at the moment.
Current British jazz doesn’t get much better.
Chip Wickham - Astral Travelling
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Sam Beam & Jesca Hoop – Love Letter For Fire
vinyl|2016
Indie rock. I have had this album for a few years and never listened to it until today. My loss, really enjoyable. Giving it a second spin. Sam Beam is Iron & Wine.
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On Chip Wickham’s latest offering Love & Life there is an amazing trumpet player.
I had to track him down. Another slice of current British jazz which is just brilliant.
Malcolm Strachen - Point of No Return
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One is pleasant but after that it gets a bit cocktails round the piano.
