Latest records to enter your collection

[Defender]

for those of you who have seen the short clip I posted some time ago from the concert with the scandinavian voice ... 2 of her LP‘s just made it into my collection:

Time to Kill
Precious Burden

from Sophie Zelmani

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Charlie Haden & Pat Metheny
Beyond The Missouri Sky
Verve

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GATEWAY
In the Moment
ECM 1574

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Dave Holland Quintet
Prime Directive
ECM 1698

[Tony Tune-age]

Live! Fillmore West 1969; Country Joe & the Fish and Friends (Vinyl LP)

Cheers

[Tendaberry]

Alela Diane - About Farewell (US 2013), sounds great on vinyl!
Bonnie Raitt - Luck Of The Draw (US 1991), yes this is an old one. But I only had a European pressing, after comparing them, my friends said that the European pressing sounded broken...
Martha Wainwright - I Know You're Married But I 've Got Feelings Too (EU 2008): Finally on vinyl!

[markiteight]

This is gonna be fun. Thanks Charlie1 for the motivation.

[Tendaberry]

Very nice!

[Matteo]

https://www.discogs.com/Iron-Maiden-Sev ... ase/576952

https://www.discogs.com/Black-Sabbath-P ... se/8019499

https://www.discogs.com/Randy-Crawford- ... se/7737379

[Catweazle]

Imany - Live at the Casino de Paris (Didn't know her, until heard her on Radio Paradise. Must have!)
Led Zeppelin - Celebration Day (With Jason Bonham drumming in lieu of his dad. When LZ pay tribute to Ahmet Ertegün, us vinyl lovers can't turn a deaf ear, can we?)

Happy listening!
CW

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Stephan Micus
Listen to the rain
ECM

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Philip Glass
String Quartets
Kronos Quartet

[El Mero Mero]

I just found this Incredible Band called "the Dead South" and bought all their records at once.
Check out their video at https://youtu.be/B9FzVhw8_bY

I also comes back to "the Racounters" at regular intervals. This is one of their most amazing videos.
https://youtu.be/1qahZ-whM6o

Will buy Elise Legrow within the next days.
https://youtu.be/4BYzRmiBwRE

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Jan Garbarek
Selected Recordings
:rarum
ECM

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Jan Garbarek
Dis
ECM

[Tony Tune-age]

Preparing for the weekend, and just added the following pieces of vinyl to my collection:

1) "The Kids Are Alright" Starring The Who, (two LP set) Polydor record label 2019

2) Lucinda Williams, "Good Souls Better Angels" (two LP set) Highway Record label 2020

3) Huey Lewis and The News, Weather (single LP) BMG record label 2019

4) Caned Heat, Hallelujah (single LP) Liberty record label, May 1969

5) Small Faces, "The First Step" (single LP) Warner Brothers record label, March 1970

6) Chicago "Transit Authority" (two LP set) Columbia record label, April 1969

7) Chicago "Second Studio Album" (two LP set) Columbia record label, January 1970

8) Chicago "Third Studio Album" (two LP set) Columbia record label, January 1971

[Charlie1]

Got Alexandra Savior "The Archer" this week which is pretty good.

It's not new but today I'm having another go at my only Rush LP, "Moving Pictures". Some very good playing but - I dunno - not really doing it for me and he voice grates.

6) Chicago "Transit Authority" (two LP set) Columbia record label, April 1969

7) Chicago "Second Studio Album" (two LP set) Columbia record label, January 1970

8) Chicago "Third Studio Album" (two LP set) Columbia record label, January 1971

What's your fav Chicago LP Tony? I like their 25 x 6 to 4 song (or whatever it's called) but don't really know their albums. I keep meaning to explore. I seem to recall Tom said that Transit Authority is good.

EDIT: Just ordered a UK copy of T.A. Not many US copies in Europe.

[FJH]

GinmanBlachmanDahl
The Velvet Blues
Amazing album

[Tony Tune-age]

6) Chicago "Transit Authority" (two LP set) Columbia record label, April 1969

7) Chicago "Second Studio Album" (two LP set) Columbia record label, January 1970

8) Chicago "Third Studio Album" (two LP set) Columbia record label, January 1971

What's your fav Chicago LP Tony? I like their 25 x 6 to 4 song (or whatever it's called) but don't really know their albums. I keep meaning to explore. I seem to recall Tom said that Transit Authority is good.

Greetings Charlie,

My favorite Chicago album is "Transit Authority." And as it turns out, that's the favorite Chicago album for many other people as well. But the second and third studio albums (7 and 8) are close follow-ups. I do have some other Chicago albums, but none of them are as musical as their first three albums (6, 7, and 8).

Cheers

[Charlie1]

Thanks Tony.

[pidge22]

Frank Sinatra “Sinatra at the Sands” Mobil Fidelity numbered

[Tony Tune-age]

Traffic conditions are expected to be heavy this weekend, I better prepare...

1) Traffic, second studio album on United Artists Records, released in October 1968.

2) "Last Exit" by Traffic (live at the Fillmore Auditorium on side two) United Artists record label, May 1969.

3) "John Barleycorn Must Die" by Traffic on Island record label released in July 1970.

4) "The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" by Traffic on Island record label, released in November 1971.

5) "When The Eagle Flies" by Traffic on Island record label, released in September 1974.

[Matteo]

https://www.discogs.com/The-Band-The-Ba ... e/14422120

https://www.discogs.com/The-Band-Music- ... e/12477287

[Matteo]

https://www.discogs.com/The-Grateful-De ... se/4538559

https://www.discogs.com/The-Grateful-De ... se/3162361

[ThomasOK]

Traffic conditions are expected to be heavy this weekend, I better prepare...

1) Traffic, second studio album on United Artists Records, released in October 1968.

2) "Last Exit" by Traffic (live at the Fillmore Auditorium on side two) United Artists record label, May 1969.

3) "John Barleycorn Must Die" by Traffic on Island record label released in July 1970.

4) "The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" by Traffic on Island record label, released in November 1971.

5) "When The Eagle Flies" by Traffic on Island record label, released in September 1974.

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