Jeff Beck - Beck Ola - CD (1969)
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2 x HDCD - Rhino ‘this compilation’ 2001 : )
Grateful Dead - Birth Of The Dead
Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals
Bob Weir - guitar, vocals
Phil Lesh - bass, vocals
Bill Kreutzmann - drums
Ron McKernan - organs, harmonica, vocals
with
Jon Hendricks - lead vocals on Fire in the City
Recordings from 1965 - 1976
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Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 - Stillness. Bossa folk-rock, recorded in L.A. in 1971, and it shows. Check out the covers of Chelsea Morning and Steven Stills’ For What It’s Worth. Cracking album.
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Another criminally underrated synth band. This is their first album on vinyl – the CD version, which I also have, is radically different. Sadly Regine and Hugh from the band are both now deceased.
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Edgar Winter - Brother Johnny - 2022
A tribute album to his late brother (Johnny Winter) who died in 2014 aged 70.
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Lots of 1980s productions have dated badly, but not this one, perhaps because it’s so OTT. The epic title track is/was the best thing Frankie ever did. Maybe Horn’s best production job too. Japanese vinyl.
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Thanks to Trevor Horn, definitely.
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Very nice Kev
Totally concur about the production its stunning
I love the track Welcome To The Pleasure Dome
Especially the basslines on it and the way it stops and drops back in
I really think Trevor Horn made Frankie
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The War on Drugs - A Deeper Understanding
Great CD with a glass of cold dry white after a shift.
The Allaes are really kicking out the guitars and drums. Wonderful!
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Did you enjoy it?
Phil
Didn’t actually get to watch it until this morning Filipe, but yes it was brilliant.
I had to listen to the Anne Sophie Mutter Brahms Violin Concerto on BBC Sounds this morning as iPlayer doesn’t seem to have it, which I found simply marvellous 
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