Lovely and on Hyperion doesn’t get much better
As the weather has been absolutely foul this afternoon constant rain I have immersed myself in classical music 
Enjoy the Purcell
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I’m not playing the Purcell at the moment, it was just the cover looked a bit like yours. But I am playing:
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So it does, well what a thing🤣
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Seal - Best Remixes 1991 - 2005
Some cracking tunes on here but if you love Massive Attack then check out the Nelee Hooper 12” remix of Future Love Paradise. What a find!
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Not my usual thing but in the need of man flu induced chilling. Heard their version of Shorter’s Infant Eyes on a Portland jazz radio station. Butcher Brown Letters from the Atlantic - sweet jazzy randb grooves.
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Now Playing…
Lucinda Williams - World’s Gone Wrong
Lucinda Williams (Acoustic Guitar, Vocals), Brady Blade (Djembe, Drums, Tambourine), Brittney Spencer (Vocals), David Sutton (Electric Bass, Upright Bass, Vocals), Doug Pettibone (Electric Guitar, Resonator Guitar, Piano, Vocals), Marc Ford (Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar, Vocals), Maureen Murphy (Vocals), Mavis Staples (Vocals), Mickey Raphael (Harmonica), Norah Jones (Piano, Vocals), Rob Burger (Hammond B3, Vox Jaguar, Wurlitzer), Siobhan Kennedy (Vocals) and Stuart Mathis (Electric Guitar).
Streaming on Qobuz (96/24)… kicking off this morning with a second spin of Lucinda’s latest release and the music is sounding sublime!
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James McMurtry - The Black Dog & The Wandering Boy (2025).
“There’s a stain in the trunk that’ll never ever ever come out”
Grim, James, grim. And then there’s South Texas Lawman.
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Thanks for this @crispyduck , will give it a stream.
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It’s so good! Like Protection-era Massive Attack. There’s also some great remixes by Sasha, William Orbit and Morales on there
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CD - Glossa cabinet 2008 : )
Tobias Hume - The Spirit of Gambo
Labyrinto
Paolo Pandolfo - bass, tenor viols, direction
Guido Balestracci - bass, tenor viols
Juan Manuel Quintana - tenor viol, consort bass
Alba Fresno - consort bass viol
Eduardo Eguez - theorbo, lute, bandora, guitar
with
Emma Kirkby - soprano
Recorded in the Church of Sornetan, Switzerland, in December 1995
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What a very intriguing musical proposal! I shall have to do some research as this has completely by-passed our Realm!
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