What are you listening to in 2025 and why might anyone be interested?

Al Haig ‘Jazz Will O The Wisp’ on Xtra Records LP.

Bassist Bill Crow still with us at 97 years of age.

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Just found some music on line that’s new to me, and sounds great.
Defo worth further exploring.

Called Sons of Legion.

Really nice👍

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Come over all Spanish so Barcelona’s Ojos de Brujo and their 2006 debut Techari on CD. Neuvo Flamenco yes but so so much more!

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Oohhh yes! Starting the weekend early!

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I think they’ve been going longer than that. An ex of mine , from Barcelona, made me a copy of Vengue, on cassette back in 1999. They were rather good.

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Pink Floyd

The Dark Side Of The Moon (50th Anniversary) (2023 Remaster)

Edward

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Jackson Browne | Late For The Sky | 1974
One of my JB favourites

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I’ve only got Mother’s Milk on vinyl … Santa needs to come to the rescue :santa_claus:

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Now Playing…


Sting - Ten Summoner’s Tales

Sting (Bass, Harmonica, Saxophone, Vocals), Brendan Power (Chromatic Harmonica, Harmonica), David Foxe (Narrator), David Heath (Flute), David Sancious (Keyboards), Dominic Miller (Guitars), Guy Barker (Trumpet), James Boyd (Viola), John Barclay (Trumpet), Kathryn Greeley (Violin), Kathryn Tickell (Fiddle, Northumbrian Smallpipes), Larry Adler (Chromatic Harmonica, Harmonica), Mark Nightingale ()Trombone), Paul Franklin (Pedal Steel), Richard Edwards (Trombone), Sian Bell (Cello), Simon Fischer (Violin), Vinnie Colaiuta (Drums).

Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… kciking off this morning’s musical session with a bowl of bananas, blueberries, cherries, strawberries and yogurt while enjoying the journey back to 1993 with Sting’s ‘Ten Summoner’s Tales’ and he and the band are sounding sublime!

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Game changer for them with Magic Johnson and a top version of Higher Ground. :+1:

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Pink Floyd

Wish You Were Here

Edward

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Maybe this question needs its own thread but what dictates whether you click “like” on something here? Do people click on classic albums EVERY time they appear? I tend to pass over the regulars (Dark Side, CTTE, Beatles, etc) in favor of lesser known albums.

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Thx Tony - wasn’t aware of the earlier album plus now find that Bari that I believed to be the sophomore effort was released in 2002. Anyway we definitely saw them at the Barbican in 2006 - absolutely exhilarating.

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The Band. Moondog matinee.
If you want to listen to an album of covers this is one of the best imo.

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Like it :+1:

Diversions volume 2 is also excellent Tony c/w up north brass band . But of course you probably knew that. :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

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Steve Miller Band - Live! Breaking Ground August 3, 1977.

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