Miles Davis Live Around The World / 1996 Warner / Germany CD / 8122736122
Happy Birthday Richard Thompson 75 today 03/04/49
English singer, songwriter, and guitarist Richard Thompson who was a member of Fairport Convention and is now a solo artist. Thompson was awarded the Orville H. Gibson Award for best acoustic guitar player in 1991 and his songwriting has earned him an Ivor Novello Award. Thompson was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2011 New Year Honours for services to music.
LP - Island Records 2013 reissue : )
Sandy Denny - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, piano
Richard Thompson - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin
Trevor Lucas - acoustic guitar (tracks 4, 9)
Sneaky Pete Kleinow - pedal steel guitar ( tracks 1, 4)
Dave Swarbrick - violin (tracks 2, 5, 10)
John Bundrick - organ (1), piano (4)
Pat Donaldson - bass
Timi Donald - drums
John Kirkpatrick - concertina (9)
Linda Thompson - vocals (4)
Recordings from Sound Techniques, and Island Studios, London 1971/1972
Album released in September 1972
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Happy Birthday Richard Thompson!
born 3rd April 1949 in Notting Hill, London
Elton John - Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy - CD (1975)
Playing this in memory of Dee Murray
03/04/46 - 15/01/92
English bass guitarist Dee Murray best known as a member of Elton’s band. He first appeared with John on the 1970 album Tumbleweed Connection and the milestone albums Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy. Murray and drummer Nigel Olsson were also members of the Spencer Davis Group in 1969 and during the Eighties Murray continued working as a session musician. Murray died on 15 January 1992 after suffering a stroke aged 45.
Yes!!!
@Rigsby21 Let us know how the Hawkwind gig goes - I gather there is a new album due out on Friday
Will do Wren.
ELP - 1970
Mini prog-o-thon planned as the sun is refusing to come out at all on a few days annual leave.
Bloody weather!
Reads more like a Best of Burt Bacharach !
A beautiful and downbeat set of Neil songs, that formed the “lost” album The Old Homestead, which was perhaps intended for release in 1974.
Homegrown from this same period also didn’t see the light of day in its full form until much later.
A few of these songs appeared on Zuma, but most didn’t.
From the Archives II HDCD box set.
Yellowjackets Raising Our Voice / 2018 Mack Avenue / US CD / MAC1137
Russell Ferrante Piano, Keyboards
Bob Mintzer Saxophone
Dane Alderson Bass
William Kennedy Drums
Guest Vocals Luciana Souza
Still one of my favorites. Especially “To the Last Whale…”
Lenny Kravitz - Strut
Getting me through some chores