Live at the Montreux Festival, July 21, 1982.
Jack Bruce bass, Billy Cobham dr, Lou Donaldson as, Eric Gale guitar.
A very special fantastic band!
Live at the Montreux Festival, July 21, 1982.
Jack Bruce bass, Billy Cobham dr, Lou Donaldson as, Eric Gale guitar.
A very special fantastic band!
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Who had stolen their bullets? And why did he?
Mediocre dynamics on this English pressing.
A "North Side" and a "South Side". Is there any difference concerning the tracks? Anybody able to explain? OK "Dixie" B4 is a southern rock reminiscence. It's southern rock at all on north and south sides and everywhere...
Hats off to this fantastic but often neglected instrument: the trombone.
Wonderful album to listen to on a bright sunday morning like this while working in the kitchen.
Mercifully not too much polluted by synthesizers though it was produced by George Duke.
Listen to the furious trumpet solo by Freddy Hubbard on "Bottom heart" B4.
Too much of sugarcoated lightweight-MOR-production by Ted Templeman though these studio cracks were involved: Paul Barrere guitar, Bob Glaub bass, Bill Payne kb, Jim Horn sax et al.
But Nicolette Larson's voice is a gem in this "Humpta-Humpta" sounds.
One song is outstanding because it's not "over-produced": Lowell George's "Trouble" B5 only with this beautiful piano by Van Dyke Parks and her voice.
Last edited by Fritz The Cat; 08-27-2017 at 01:13 AM. Reason: Writing error
Concerning my last post about Ted Templeman's production of Nicolette Larson's LP: this one was not produced by TT.
Fortunately he only had the job of the "executive" producer.
This is a big one with Roscoe Beck, Vinnie Colaiuta and Russell Ferrante.
Listen to this guitar anthem: B2 Russell Ferrante's "Revelation".
Unfortunately i don't have a daughter......
45rpm maxi single. 2 live tracks previously unreleased recorded by Manor Mobile. Location??
"California Blue" from his last LP "Mystery Girl" produced by Jeff Lynne. Test your Hifi equipment with this one!
Maximum dynamics. Love these maxi single pressings (if it's not Disco-Schrott)!
Pat Metheny Group - American Garage
(1979, ECM) MASTERDISK RL in the deadwax, mastered by Robert Ludwig
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Powerful fresh guitar playing by James McCulloch.
Listen to the catchy "Catch 22" A4.
Fantastic guitar playing by Herb Ellis. Ray Brown bass.
2016 limited (???) reissue foldcover edition. Front cover photo by famous French photographer Jean-Pierre Leloir.
Elton John - Honky Chateau
(1972, Uni)
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Jan Garbarek Keith Jarrett - Belonging
(1974, ECM) STERLING RL, side 1
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James Taylor - One Man Dog
(1972, Warner Bros) German pressing
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Including some funky Dutch rock'n'roll bands, some dynamite from Berlin (weird Nina Hagen) & a bizzarre mama from Detroit (Lene Lovich).....
Remembering the great Herman Brood.
The Meters - Cabbage Alley
(1972, Reprise) -1B / -1B WLP
recycled pics. Includes a cool cover of Neil Young's Birds.
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