What are you listening to....... right now...........

Memphis Slim

Put in 'Lurrie Bell' into Pandora toget in the mood for the Fountain Blue fest tomorrow in SJ.

Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland

Electric Wizard - Witchcult Today

Replacements Let it Be.

Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

On vinyl. Finally got my turntable repaired. Constant speed and a new cartridge.

The Waterboys - This is the Sea

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Originally posted by steve8:
Finally got my turntable repaired. Constant speed and a new cartridge.

Norah Jones

Jim Hall - Concierto

Calexico - The Black Light

I am getting lots of listening in:

Emmylou Harris and Elvis Costello - Live at Ryman. This is an unreleased bootleg. Very good. Dave Rawlings and Gilian Welch sit in for a few songs.

Port St. Willow - Not my favorite

Jay Fararr and Yim Yames - Net Multitudes. Eh.

Sean Hayes - Alabama Chicken. Like.

Neil Young - Americana. Some are bad; some are good.

Willy Tea Taylor. Some good some bad.

More to come.

Old Elton John, Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin. A lovely excursion down memory lane with my wife.

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Originally posted by DoktaP:
Old Elton John, Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin. A lovely excursion down memory lane with my wife.

Wire, A Bell is a Cup

Modest Mouse - No One's First, And You're Next

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Originally posted by DoktaP:
Old Elton John, Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin. A lovely excursion down memory lane with my wife.

Sat at The Irish Harp in NOTL Thursday night and listened to a guy play this genre for over three hours - you woulda loved it...

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Originally posted by mpls wine guy:
Soul Asylum Hang Time.

Great album!

I'm listening to the new CD's by Everclear and Peter Murphy. Very awesome stuff!

Back on track with:

Tanlines (from last year I think)
Dale Earnheardt (sp), Jr. Jr. (older album)
Sigur Ros (newest album)

All nice.

Simon Boccanegra

The Clash--London Calling...

...but not on my ipod. I heard it on an NBC commercial for the London Summer Olympics.
Now, I don't claim to be a huge Clash fan, or even well versed; they came a little after my golden age of music. But it seems to me that using one of their iconic songs for commercialization would be the antipathy of what they seemed to believe in.
They're also reputed to have shunned profit motivations in the music industry. I wonder how much NBC paid for the rights? Just weird.

Rigoletto

Further "Grateful Dead" 2012 July 5th 2012 McCoy Stadium RI.
http://archive.org/details/furthur2012-07-05.e70.flac
My Birthday!

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Rigoletto

Sutherland & Pavarotti.

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Originally posted by wine+art:

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Rigoletto

Sutherland & Pavarotti.

Yup, that's the one I had on.

Chico Buarque - A Arte de Chico Buarque

Kinks - One for the Road

X Wild Gift.

Nigel Kennedy, Bach.

The Modern Jazz Quartet - Modern Jazz Quartet

Lucia Micarelli

David Nelson Band - live !

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Originally posted by aphilla:
Kinks - One for the Road

Nice one.

Mingo Fishtrap

Richter playing Grieg and Schumann concertos.

James Brown - Live at the Apollo

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Originally posted by aphilla:
James Brown - Live at the Apollo

love it.

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Originally posted by vinoevelo:

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Originally posted by aphilla:
James Brown - Live at the Apollo

love it.

It's pretty awesome, though I could do without his "catalog of the fallen" speech....

Stuff

KSDS Jazz 88.3

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Originally posted by aphilla:
Kinks - One for the Road

I had this on vinyl