A bit of easy listening for a Friday evening
Lighthouse Family - The Very Best Of
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The whitest Boy Alive. Dreams. 2006.
Erlend Øye, otherwise known as one half of Kings of Convenience. @GeoffC
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An interesting album from Colin Bass of Camel, nice bass playing against the piano and synth of Daniel Biro.
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I’m failing miserably at getting enough of the Fabs these days … Abbey Rd succumbing to another spin 
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I was just reading a bit of news earlier about Shane McGowan. The lad is being allowed home for Christmas, so I just had to play this magnificent album of his.
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Turning 47 tomorrow - recorded on 25/11/76. Great concert!
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Phil Collins: Face Value
First play of Mr. Collins solo debut in many years and I’m hard pressed to think of many albums that are able to use a horn section so well. The 96-24 Qobuz 2016 remaster is doing great justice to this work, the drumming in particular, making Face Value a joy to revisit.
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World class drummer and Giblin on bass, no wonder its good
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For lovers of acoustic texture: cello, violin and grand piano, this album will be a listening experience
Funambulist
Rémi Fay on Qobuz / Apple Music
It’s mellow, well recorded and features no catchy tunes. A listening experience, not ‘musical’ per se.
Funambulist: No. 2 is probably the standout track.
For those with high end kit, I’m sure it will be magnificent - it is impressive enough on my more modest setup.
Enjoy!
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Found this a bit challenging at the time. Sounds pretty tuneful when I play it now. CD rip.
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