While reading my favorite german music magazine "Eclipsed": this Boston beer is a little bit too bitter on my tongue. As are the last Led Zep remastered albums.....
While reading my favorite german music magazine "Eclipsed": this Boston beer is a little bit too bitter on my tongue. As are the last Led Zep remastered albums.....
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Crazy or ingenious? What do you think about this one? French pressing.
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On the JBL "Sessions" LP set , the finale is Hoyt doing "3 Dog Nights" JOY TO THE WORLD. It's an especially nice recording and worth searching out ...Originally Posted by SpeakerLabFan
The timbre in his voice (at least on that recording) is great.
Some kind of happiness is measured out in miles
McCoy Tyner - Extensions
(1972, Blue Note) VAN GELDER in the deadwax
recorded in 1970 with Ron Carter, Wayne Shorter, Elvin Jones, Alice Coltrane.
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On my recent Delta flight to Amsterdam, that beer and Heineken were the best choices. I was disappointed that a flight originating from the West coast wouldn't have a nice IPA selection. I preferred the Heineken to that Boston lager stuff. ...and I found a lot better things to drink in Switzerland and Italy!
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1) Yes
2) love his stuff
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He wrote that song! I bet he made a lot of royalties from the smash hit it turned into for Three Dog Night.On the JBL "Sessions" LP set , the finale is Hoyt doing "3 Dog Nights" JOY TO THE WORLD. It's an especially nice recording and worth searching out ...
The timbre in his voice (at least on that recording) is great.
I remember hearing it non-stop on the junior high school jukebox in the cafeteria
... along with Black Sabbath Iron Man and CCR Run Through The Jungle / Lookin Out My Back Door / Heard It Through The Grapevine.
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Sonny Stitt - Pow!
(1965, Prestige) VAN GELDER in the deadwax; MONO
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This Brooklyn Brown Ale beer is very strong. Tastes a little bit of some well known medicine. But i like it. I also like (nearly) every album of Jack Bruce.
Listen to track A4, Dylan's "Lay Lady Lay" with Dean Parks, Hank DeVito and Larry Carlton guitars.
James Burton on tracks A1/A6/B1.
Deadwax inscription "Hello"/Winchester symbol, mastered by Capitol.
The songs and voice of GN are somewhat disappointing. Insufficient dynamics. Sloppy production.
At least we have David Lindley playing lead guitar on tracks A4 "Skychild" and B1 "Barrel of Pain".
Joe Walsh lead guitar on track B5 "Helicopter song".
Vince Guaraldi - Alma-Ville
(1969, Warner Bros) WLP, -1B/-1B
with Herb Ellis, guitar.
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Excellent Japan pressing with original banderole around cover. Anybody able to translate the note on back cover banderole? Hey, you Japanese vinyl afficionados, where are you? You have all the best vinyl pressings of the world, don't you?
Peace & Joy to the world, all the boys and girls!!!! Hey, are there girls visiting this thread?
Listen to Hoyt Axton's song on track B5.
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Green River
(1969, Fantasy)
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RCA is Radio Corporation of America. Anybody knows "Radio"? P.S.: our family didn't have TV until 1970. 1971 we had the first car: Opel Kadett. Great times then. Everything was simple then.
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