Bang on a Can ‘In C’ lively version of Terry Riley’s minimalist classic. A spirited interpretation that I’ve not played in a while.
It has taken me about 30 years to get my LP12, it was worth the wait, I just love what I’m hearing.
Go for it, you won’t regret it, just factor in getting a power supply for the ability to play 45’s at the flick of a switch.
The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Further Out.
Or short term, use the £30 45rpm adaptor.
I say ‘short term’ but I happily used one for years before I got the Lingo PS.
In the last few weeks I’ve bought the supernait 3, cds5i and d20r.
The LP12 is next but I’ll be divorced if I get it too soon.
Thanks for the advice though.
I get that. Linn’s are going nowhere, so when you’re both ready…
Luckily, I had my Linn before I met my wife…so she’s kinda used to it. Most annoyingly, an audiophile ex-friend put her completely off using it with his pompous, overbearing attitude.
That’s why he’s ex.
Blue Note ‘Rare Groove’ LP.
A positive note on which to end
Acquired today on used vinyl - first impressions are a very good pickup.
1 tune each side. Great jams. Roy Ayers just killing it on vibes on side 2.
Lorraine Nash - All that I can be.
She supported Nick Lowe this evening and seemed amazingly assured and was quite funny - spending a while re-tuning her guitar she said “I’ll have CDs available in the foyer, if you buy them I can buy a second guitar”.
.sjb
LP - Fontana reissue : )
Miles Davis - Ascenseur pour l’échafaud
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Miles Davis – trumpet
Barney Wilen – tenor saxophone
René Urtreger – piano
Pierre Michelot – bass
Kenny Clarke – drums
Recorded at Le Poste Parisien, Paris, France on 4th and 5th December 1957
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Miles Davis died on this day in 1991
Miles Dewey Davis III (May 26, 1926 – September 28, 1991)
I remember seeing them live in about 79, they were on the Student circuit.