A timeless classic!

PJ Harvey has released a new album for 2023. More mellow then her earlier work. https://pjharvey.net/

There is also a performance on YouTube https://youtu.be/pSUgrhmtXIw?feature=shared

Brothers and Sisters. The Allman Brothers Band.

Shane MacGowan RIP

Tendaberry wrote: ↑2023-11-07 12:19 Serge1.jpg
A timeless classic!

Thanks Tandaberry
Neither of us knew Serge Gainsbourg. My wife is blown away, she loves his voice.... maybe I should rethink the last 40 years of our relationship?... ;-)

You're welcome :-) Please try also his early jazz recordings, they're brilliant. As are the late 60's works. Very interesting (and good) is also his collaborations with Sly & Robbie on "Aux Armes Et Cætera" and " Mauvaises Nouvelles Des Étoiles".

The boss never disappoints

John Cale. Vintage Violence. 1970 debut album.

Merry Christmas

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Merry Christmas to you all!

Best wishes Fredrik and everyone on the forum.

Yes, a very merry Christmas to one and all, too.

Thank you Fredrik, wish everyone a merry Christmas.

Season's salutations - may musical merriment bless us, every one!

Home alone with flu … I listened to all my fav Chicago albums (I, II, V, VII, X, XI) …

Well, I missed this before Christmas so I'll just wish everyone a great 2024 and hope Matteo gets well soon.

Grant Green Idle Moments

Sarah Siskind - Modern Appalachia (US 2020): A wonderful singer/songwriter record! Sounds way better on vinyl than digital...

Carole King - Home Again: Great live gig with a really good band from 1973.

Matteo wrote: ↑2024-02-24 17:01 735CADCA-AB40-4763-B539-51395607B90F.jpeg

That's a fun album Matteo, as are most of his albums!

Cheers

Tendaberry wrote: ↑2024-02-27 11:07 Carole.jpg
Carole King - Home Again: Great live gig with a really good band from 1973.

I learned about Carole King from my siblings, and I really like her music. I don't have many of her albums though...something I can look into...

Cheers

Tony Tune-age wrote: ↑2024-02-29 16:52 I learned about Carole King from my siblings, and I really like her music. I don't have many of her albums though...something I can look into...

That's a good idea! They are well worth getting. I would start with "Tapestry" of course, then "Writer: Carole King" and "Music",
those are the essential ones. Also good are "Fantasy" and "Rhymes & Reasons". In 1996 "The Carnegie Hall Concert" was released, but the recording is from 1971, I would say this also belongs in the essential category.
Oh, do get the original US pressings, they aren't expensive and sound way better than any reissues.