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Tide Lines - An Ocean Full of Islands
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/24)… continuing on this afternoon with Tide Lines after a mention from @Proterra above had me place in the queue and now taking out for a spin… Enjoying the opening track and look forward to the rest of the album!
Really diggin’ this!
Now playing…
Mary Chapin Carpenter - Come On Come On
Mary Chapin Carpenter (Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals), J.T. Brown (Bass, Vocals), Jon Carroll (Piano, Synthesizer, Vocals), Rosanne Cash (Vocals), Shawn Colvin (Vocals), Denny Dadmun-Bixby (Bass), Joe Diffie (Vocals), Jerry Douglas (Dobro), Paul Franklin (Guitar, Steel Guitar, Pedabro, Pedal Steel), Bob Glaub (Bass), Indigo Girls (Vocals), John Jarvis (Piano), John Jennings (Bass, Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion, Vocals), John Jorgenson| (Guitar, Electric Guitar), Robbie Magruder (Drums), Mike McAdam (Guitar, Electric Guitar, Tremolo), Edgar Meyer (Bass, Double Bass), Andy Newmark (Drums), Amy Ray (Vocals), Matt Rollings (Piano), Emily Saliers (Vocals) and Benmont Tench (Hammond organ).
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… continuing on this Sunday afternoon with Mary with her very talented and fantastic group of supporting musicians and they are sounded sublime! Just love her music and one of those albums that has been played quite a bit since it was released back in December 1991…
Secrets of the Beehive has long been my ‘go to’ album from an audiophile/hi-fi viewpoint for testing/demos and of course simply enjoying - it’s brilliant.
Thanks for posting as I’d forgotten Sakamoto collaborated on it.
How on earth have I missed output from YMO all these years?
I fell in love with them back in 1979, when I heard their first album on import. I saw them live the following year and they blew me away. Sakamoto (RIP), Takahashi (RIP), Hosono and programmer Matsutake were pioneers, up there with Kraftwerk. They weren’t just brilliant musicians, they were highly subversive too, playing with Western perceptions of what it was to be Japanese. Their catalogue is worth careful investigation.
Oh my word…Behind The Mask!
Context please??? So familiar, but how, where, when?
