Last CD of the ‘Miles 65-68’ box. Just the tracks with the Hancock/Carter team, including the masterpiece that is ‘Tout de Suite’.
Great photo of Betty Mabry on the sleeve.
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Doobie Brothers. Toulouse street.
For no good reason I don’t own any of their albums but following recent radio interview decided to revisit their back catalogue starting with this second album. Qobuz.
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You seriously have to get Capt and Me an all time classic.
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It’s in the queue. Even with a collection of around 2000 cds it’s amazing how many gaps there are.
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Faust
The Faust Tapes
1973 (2010 Reissue)
ReR Megacorp Records
Uwe Nettelbeck’s merry band of avant pranksters and their debut album on the recently minted Virgin Records label. It was famously sold at a fixed price of 48p on release which tempted many buyers into a speculative purchase. The record itself is a pretty wild ride taking in psychedelic Krautrock, sound collage, musique concrète, free jazz and a multitude of other disciplines.
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First listen to this live recording from 1977. Not a good quality recording, but being a fan of EJ, particularly his earlier work, I am enjoying the stripped back rawness of this. Elton expressing himself well in both words and his playing.
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Sun Ra
A Fireside Chat With Lucifer
1983 (2020 Reissue)
Modern Harmonic Records
Sunday Sun Ra time - with a selection of tracks recorded at Manhattan’s Variety studios in September 1982.
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First TD album I ever bought; I sure did pick an outlier!
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