The Chick Corea elektric band - The future is now
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Thin Lizzy - Live And Dangerous. (1978).
Right up there with the best of live albums. Full of power and energy.
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Ahh… always reminds me of kickoff at St James Park 
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LP - New Land 2021 reissue : )
Gerry Mulligan - baritone saxophone, piano on track 1 only
Art Farmer - flugelhorn
Bob Brookmeyer - valve trombone
Jim Hall - guitar
Bill Crow - bass
Dave Bailey - drums
Recorded at Nola Penthouse Studios, New York City. Sept 1962
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Friday evening is pasta night, glass of red, jazz music 
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Thank you… it’s all a bit confusing at the moment! Enjoy Porcupine Tree… I’ve become a bit addicted to them and also Sten Wilson’s solo work…
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His first couple of albums in Blackfield (handily title Blackfield and, er, Blackfield 2) are also very decent IMO
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Thank you! I think I’ve got my whole album list sorted for 2024 already? 
Now Playing…
Neil Young - Chrome Dreams
Neil Young (Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Instrumentation, Keyboards, Percussion), Ben Keith (Dobro, Vocals), Billy Talbot (Bass, Vocals), Emmylou Harris (Vocals), Frank “Poncho” Sampedro (Guitar, Mandolin, Synthesizer, Vocals), Karl Himmel (Drums, Piano, Vocals), Ralph Molina (Drums, Vocals) and Tim Drummond (Bass).
Streaming on Qobuz 192/24)… continuing on with Neil’s updated release from this past August and he and the band are sounding sublime! A little trip down memory lane…
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This is such a good album. I’m so happy it was finally released.
It’s a compilation all the stuff was already released on other albums. Old Neil doesn’t miss a trick.
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While I appreciate what you’re saying, and agree to a large extent, was this not a shelved project from way back, and then released properly this year.?
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LP - Blue Note (75th anniversary edition) 2015 reissue : )
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Bobby Hutcherson – vibraphone, marimba
James Spaulding – alto saxophone, flute
Freddie Hubbard – trumpet
Herbie Hancock – piano, organ
Ron Carter – double bass
Joe Chambers – drums
Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ on 10th June 1965
Album released in November 1965
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As I’ve posted elsewhere, I got to know Steve Winwood rather well, as I acted for him (in my former guise as a lawyer) when his manager became confused as to the ownership of monies which he was supposed to be investing on Steve’s behalf!
In case anyone thinks that I’m name-dropping, he is the only person whom I know who played on ‘Electric Ladyland’.
He was a perfect gentleman, always dressed in a variety of tweed jackets, jeans and shirt, usually with a shoelace-type tie.
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