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[Cactus Bob]

A very sad day. R.I.P. Alvin.


Ten Years After ~ Watt


Deram

[Cactus Bob]

Ten Years After ~ Cricklewood Green


Deram

[SpeakerLabFan]

Alvin Lee - In Flight
(1974, Columbia)





sad news today, R.I.P. Alvin Lee. Listening to Record 1.

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Little Feat - self titled
(1971, WarnerBros) '73 Palm Trees label

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Zephyr - self titled
(1969, ABC Probe)

[SEAWOLF97]

ASIT ...I know this album well, seem to hear more detail in this QUAD copy ....
esp enjoy "Once there was a Time"

Once there was a time I'd rob my mama
For a good meal and a smoke
Once there was a time I'd sell my brother
For a dollar when I was broke

But I'd never sell my guitar
And my strings were always sharp
'Cause if I don't have a guitar
I'll be strumming on some angels harp

And if I don't get to heaven
And I go down there below
Better be a guitar when I get there
Or, I will refuse to go

Once there was a time I was hungry
And I'd find my food in some bin
But I'd never, never sell my guitar
'Cause that would, darling, that would be a sin

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The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Dave Digs Disney
(1957, Columbia) CBS Sony Japanese pressing

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Casey Kelly - self titled
(1972, Elektra)




70's singer-songwriter rock with good songs and good players - Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Leland Sklar, Russ Kunkel, Craig Doerge, Al Garth, Danny Cohen. Jim Messina. One of those dollar records picked up on the strength of the label, cover art and a quick review browse on the smartphone.

[SpeakerLabFan]

Jethro Tull - Aqualung
(1971, Chrysalis)

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The Golden Earrings - self titled
(1967, Capitol) 1974 abridged reissue

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Ten Years After - Undead
(1968, Decca) German pressing; MANUFACTURED IN GERMANY in the deadwax

[hjames]

Ode to Joy (you know, from Ludwig Van Beethoven's 9th Symphony)??

We were at Lancaster Theological Seminary (Lancaster, PA) yesterday,
for a friend who was getting ordained,
and there was a lovely small pipe organ in place to accompany all the hymns ...
They finished the service with Ode to Joy ... one of my favorites -
it was just awesome on pipes, live!

Its going to be playing in my head for a few days before I pull out CDs of that "song"
and overwrite that audio memory!




I read that they just put a huge pipe organ in at the Kennedy Center in DC,
but I haven't been to a concert there recently to hear it.

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Earth Opera - self titled
(1968, Elektra) German pressing




Peter Rowan, David Grisman

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Caravan - In The Land Of Grey And Pink
(1971, Deram/London)

[dr_gallup]

I'm usually familiar with the albums you post and more often than not have them but you got me on those last two. Never heard of either one.