LVB. 5th. Vinyl.
The main guy with his biggest number? Probably the most famous intro in music. Impressive. (the neighbours are out 
)
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Ben Harper. The will to live
Probably my favourite of his. From 1997.
Eyeing up Winter is for lovers too
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After a blast of Fallen have now replaced that with the calmer melodies of Burt and Elvis.
Music to tidy the house too.
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Working muy way through the new Blue – not sure it works as well as the Red, but I rather like the remix of “Walrus”.
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Oscar Peterson Trio + 1 Clark Terry
Not good! 
When Clark Terry starts playing trumpet, ouch! 
Don’t like his vocal either when it’s there.
This is the type of playing/sound that kept me away from Jazz for over 40 years.
Definitely not my taste. 
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Love this album. Had lots of plays on my system 
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Just an exceptional album. His best songs are like mini films and his ability to make you feel part of every scene is exceptional. ‘The Boss’.
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Max Richter. The new Four Seasons. Vivaldi recomposed. Got a quiet moment to give this recommendation from @Pete_the_painter a listen.
Now I am no expert on Classical music but I thoroughly enjoyed this and have to say that it made me feel a lot better .
That’s why I love this thread. Sharing the love of music.
Qobuz
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The Rolling Stones - England’s Newest Hit Makers - 2002 - ABKCO SACD 8822872
Recorded 1966
This should cheer me up!
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Who - what please ?
Tinariwen. Amatssou Deluxe edition.
Now that my mood has lifted I think I can try and get it higher with this, one of my favourite releases of the year, produced by Daniel Lanois.
Qobuz until my copy arrives.
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The Cure - Three Imaginary Boys
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That looks interesting, will have to check it out and have a listen, thanks for posting 
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