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

Dvorak, cello concerto.

Bill Evans - Conversations with myself.

Chris Isaac, Heart shaped world
10,000 Maniacs, unplugged
Mozart...some oboe concerto that is phenomenal...K 314, I believe. An amazing cadenza in the first movement. I'm looking forward to hearing this in repeat.

U2 - Live at Red Rocks: Under a Blood Red Sky

Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30. I was lucky to be in attendance. Amazing soundboard recording on archive.org

https://archive.org/details/gd...r.89192.sbeok.flac16

JJ Cale - Troubador

Replacements Tim.

James Gang

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James Gang

OMG! There's a blast from the past. I was a huge fan in university and haven't heard hide nor hair from them since. Conjures up great memories. Thanks bro.

Bloomfield/Kooper/Stills - Super Session

Just finished listening to the verbal offer from what will become my new employer as soon as I receive and sign the offer letter!

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Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
Just finished listening to the verbal offer from what will become my new employer as soon as I receive and sign the offer letter!

Congrats

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Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
Just finished listening to the verbal offer from what will become my new employer as soon as I receive and sign the offer letter!

Congrats VB! Hopefully a job that will send you our way once in a while. :-)

Went on a music buying spree recently, and was excited to get some SACD's (hadn't bought any in 5-6 years as I thought the format was dead) and try out a BluRay Audio only disc for the first time.

Allman Brothers at Fillmore East - live recordings were made for 5.1 and this really shines. Stormy Monday sounds incredible and has two things you rarely get in a Blues song - great musicianship and great recording quality.

Allman Bros - Eat a Peach - Little Martha may be the finest acoustic guitar recording I have heard.

John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman - this is way better than the regular CD I have. Hartman's voice is amazing.

Miles Davis - Relaxin' - early Miles that still sounds amazing in mono.

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme - very solid, but not as big a step up from CD.

Bob Marley - Legend - This BluRay Audio disc is certainly better than the CD, but is poorly mixed with low dynamic range and does not take advantage of the incredible potential of BluRay.

Oh and about 50 other CD's of mostly Jazz, with a little 80's and some new releases.

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Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
Just finished listening to the verbal offer from what will become my new employer as soon as I receive and sign the offer letter!

Any details? Curious minds want to know.

Mekong Delta 'In a Mirror Darkly'

Billhike, get this, it's insane.

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Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
Just finished listening to the verbal offer from what will become my new employer as soon as I receive and sign the offer letter!

Any details? Curious minds want to know.

Still in the insurance industry but moving from the carrier side to the brokerage side. Staying in Austin and not as much travel. Overall a great opportunity - I'm very blessed in so many ways, not the least of which is an AMAZING and supportive wife!

I'll fill in more details next time we chat - hopefully when you and P come to Texas!

Gary Moore, and loud in every room in the house.

JJ Cale - Okie

Nina Simone

Louis Armstrong - The Decca Years

The Soft Boys - Underwater Moonlight

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Originally posted by wine+art:
James Gang

OMG! There's a blast from the past. I was a huge fan in university and haven't heard hide nor hair from them since. Conjures up great memories. Thanks bro.

Joe Walsh has been kinda busy raking in the money with his other gig.

Beethoven

7th, 9th

Phil Ochs and Bob Dylan

The blues projects live at cafe au go go

Michael Burks.

Patty Griffin American Kid

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Michael Burks.

What could you be blue about after those wines last night?

The Slits - Cut

Janis

Bach, Solo Suites ( Pablo Casals)

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Janis

+1 and Of Monsters and Men

Gary Moore.

Pearl Jam, Lightning Bolt

Pretty impressive album at this stage in their career. "Sirens" has to be a top-10 PJ song for me...it kind of reminds me of as sequel to "Black."

Sieges Even 'A Sense of Change' and 'The Art of Navigating by the Stars' and almost everything by Mekong Delta.

The Band Live at the Academy of Music 1971

Mami's iPad on shuffle....then
GD, Frost, 05-06-89...now

Dylan

Al Green