Yes, his voice is a bit of an acquired taste, but it's only appropriate for a songwriter with enough chutzpah to write songs of his own called "I put a spell on you" and "Give peace a chance". (Cit.: AMG)
He had the best musicians friends.
Yes, his voice is a bit of an acquired taste, but it's only appropriate for a songwriter with enough chutzpah to write songs of his own called "I put a spell on you" and "Give peace a chance". (Cit.: AMG)
He had the best musicians friends.
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Groundhogs - Who Will Save The World?
(1972, United Artists)
Fosgate Signature Tube Phono Pre/Rega P9/Benz Wood/McIntosh MC 2205/JBL 4430
Jean Ritchie - High Hills And Mountains
(1979, Greenhays / Flying Fish)
recorded while she was an artist in residence at California State University, Fresno. Backed by the Fresno Friends. a fun thrift store find.
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Dave Van Ronk - Inside Dave Van Ronk
(1964, Prestige Folklore) 1980s issue with barcode on back-cover
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Tony Rice - Native American
(1988, Rounder) Promo stamped cover; A1 / B1
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Originally Posted by SpeakerLabFan
Groundhogs - Who Will Save The World?
(1972, United Artists)
Who will save the world? Mighty groundhogs? Mighty politicians?
Last edited by Fritz The Cat; 11-16-2016 at 11:59 AM. Reason: writing error
Glenn Campbell - Country Shindig
(1965, Surrey) Nashville Metro in the deadwax
with Leon Russell on harpsichord
Fosgate Signature Tube Phono Pre/Rega P9/Benz Wood/McIntosh MC 2205/JBL 4430
The Grassroots - Let's Live For Today
(1967, ABC Dunhill)
Fosgate Signature Tube Phono Pre/Rega P9/Benz Wood/McIntosh MC 2205/JBL 4430
Jimmy Buffett - Havana Daydreamin'
(1976, ABC)
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Recorded in London. Educated in the "Groove Academy". "Dedicated to the colossal Genius of the late Wes Montgomery 1925/1968".
Ronnie Jordan connects the tradition of Wes Montgomery and George Benson with the groove of Acid Jazz.
Listen to track B1, Miles Davis' "So what".
Don't forget to dance......
Jimmy Buffett - Havana Daydreamin'
(1976, ABC)
Sunny soul for a long(?) winter....
Fine English pressing. Deadwax inscription: "Mike's The Exchange".
2 LPs with great sound. Listen to track A1, the funk shuffle "In full swing". 110 beats/minute.
The solo by groove master Ronny Jordan is pure Gibson ES 335 sound.
The Stiff label was very innovative and famous in the 70ies.
Powerful voice. One of the naughty girls.
DMM was a superb mastering technique invented by German Teldec. Great dynamics.
From Bruno's Vinyl-Brocki in Schaffhausen, Switzerland.
Witty cover art by Rick Griffin (Aoxomoxoa). Look at the skull with the neck-fixed-harmonica!
Recorded live in USA, July 1987.
Underrated? Time will tell.....
German stereo reissue of unknown year. Anybody knows?
Mighty power sound produced by Creed Taylor. Recording Engineer Phil Ramone.
Great fun.
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