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[Tony Tune-age]

Will give this a spin over the weekend, and perhaps some of my other recently purchased vinyl if time permits.

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[Scooter62]

Will give this a spin over the weekend, and perhaps some of my other recently purchased vinyl if time permits.

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Such a beautiful album cover. I hope you and yours enjoy the album immensely!

p.s. Dan Auerbach has his tube amps dimed and ready when you are :-)

[Discodave]

She really is top notch

[Tony Tune-age]

Will give this a spin over the weekend, and perhaps some of my other recently purchased vinyl if time permits.

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Such a beautiful album cover. I hope you and yours enjoy the album immensely!

Actually, this album was a surprise gift and she does have a great voice...I couldn't ask for more!

[Tony Tune-age]

The Ballad Of Saint Louis; The Greatful dead at the Fox Theatre, December 10th, 1971


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[FairPlayMotty]

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If only for one song, If I Needed You.

[Discodave]

Just starting to dip my toe with Townes. Any more recommendations grateful.

[FairPlayMotty]

Just starting to dip my toe with Townes. Any more recommendations grateful.

I bought the remastered four CD box set. He was consistently good at songwriting and performing. Wild times with Steve Earle - I think Earle realised if Townes was giving him a lifestyle lecture all was not right :)

[Discodave]

Haha indeed, Townes a mentor to Earle in many ways!!!

[Tendaberry]

Just starting to dip my toe with Townes. Any more recommendations grateful.

Any of his albums up until Flyin' Shoes (1978) is a must! That's not saying the rest is bad (it isn't), just not as cosistently great.

[Discodave]

Thank you kindly!

[Arjen]

Town Van Zandt, For The Sake of the Song

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[Arjen]

John Coltrane. a Love Supreme. live in Seatle

[Arjen]

John Coltrane, beloved supreme

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[FairPlayMotty]

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One of the best albums ever to document a break up. Whether it's with a former lover or loved brand.

[Arjen]

Really a Big Beat. Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers

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[Tendaberry]

Oh, that's a great one!

[Discodave]

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One of the best albums ever to document a break up. Whether it's with a former lover or loved brand.

🤣

[FairPlayMotty]

Best track, "Guess I'm doing fine". Indeed you are :)

[Tony Tune-age]

Picked up a copy of "A Love Supreme" by John Coltrane. Unfortunately it's not an original pressing, but it does sound really good anyway. And it comes with rare pictures from original negatives, as well as the original liner notes.

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[Discodave]

Hi Tony, can you give some detail on the release/pressing? I would be very interested in adding a decent one to my collection. Ta

[Tony Tune-age]

Hi Tony, can you give some detail on the release/pressing? I would be very interested in adding a decent one to my collection. Ta

Hope this is useful...

"A Love Supreme" by John Coltrane (black vinyl album). Comes with the original gatefold design, remastered from original analog recording by Michael Cuscuna, and original sessions produced by Bob Thiele. The impulse reissue series, Limited Edition Gr-155, by MCA Records Incorporated, made in the USA 1995.

Cheers

[Discodave]

Many thanks!!!

[FairPlayMotty]

Hi Tony, can you give some detail on the release/pressing? I would be very interested in adding a decent one to my collection. Ta

Hope this is useful...

"A Love Supreme" by John Coltrane (black vinyl album). Comes with the original gatefold design, remastered from original analog recording by Michael Cuscuna, and original sessions produced by Bob Thiele. The impulse reissue series, Limited Edition Gr-155, by MCA Records Incorporated, made in the USA 1995.

Cheers

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Sometimes record companies couldn't be trusted with the original master tapes (in some cases notably Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde etc, even at the time of the original release nobody's quite sure what version the "original master" is.

[Tony Tune-age]

The Ballad Of Saint Louis: The Grateful Dead at the Fox Theatre, December 10th, 1971 by Nicholas G. Meriwether (five LP box set, released on November 19th, 2021)

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