Chico Hamilton Quintet - Ellington Suite
(1959, World Pacific) UK pressing on Vogue; MONO
Jim Hall, guitar; Paul Horn, alto and flutes;
Chico Hamilton Quintet - Ellington Suite
(1959, World Pacific) UK pressing on Vogue; MONO
Jim Hall, guitar; Paul Horn, alto and flutes;
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2 LPs with superb dynamics. Important British music history.
Listen to the powerful version of "Satisfaction", produced by Jagger/Richards/Oldham.
The most soulful stuff by a white voice ever in Europe.
Don't look at the typing error on white label: "Proberty"....
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Man - Slow Motion
(1975, United Artists)
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John Prine - Pink Cadillac
(1979, Elektra)
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David Lindley - Mr. Dave
(1985, Warner Bros) Japanese pressing
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40 years ago. When this one was issued, "punk music" came in fashion (Sex Pistols' "Never Mind The Bollocks" was issued at the same time).
No more chance for Queen? Listen to A3 "Sheer heart attack": sheer punk....
Mad: front cover art shows "Frank", created by Frank Kelly Freas. Kind regards to Alfred E. Neumann.
Anybody liked punk? IMHO punk was one of the greatest hypes in music history. Punk is dead since many many years. The Queen still lives today.....
(I like the Queen)
Does humour belong in music?
This is Hawkwind's Robert Calvert as German Air Minister Franz Josef Strauss, purchasing 916 Lockheed F-104 Starfighters, called "The widowmakers": 262 were lost in accidents between the early 1960ies until mid-1980ies.
Satyrical concept album with Lemmy on bass, Dave Brock guitar, Eno (credited as Brian Peter George St. John Le Baptiste de la Salle....)
Great production by Roy Thomas Baker (Queen)
German history!!!! Rock music history......
Jack Nicholson fascinated by all these vinyl albums or Angelica Huston?Originally Posted by SpeakerLabFan
John Prine - Pink Cadillac
(1979, Elektra)
Vocals Paul Rodgers. 1/2 speed mastered. Live at Sheffield.
Paul is a unique performer. The best one for Queen after Freddie.
Listen to Free's "All right now" with a great fat guitar intro and the Kossoff-like solos. Bravo Brian!
Recorded at Rosenberg-Studio, Copenhagen.
Piano plus bass. That's all. Cheers!
Charles Earland - Kungfusion
Yes
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The Kenny Burrell Quartet - The Tender Gender
(1966, Cadet)
I picked this up in a garage sale in 2012. It cooks as you'd expect from Kenny Burrell.
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