Mattmiller: I highly recommend the (music on vinyl/ MOV) "Grasshopper"! It is really my favorite plus it's a much better recording/pressing than AP's "Troubadour". I'm a huge Cale fan!
Slaw, I agree totally, JJ Cale "5" was recorded at 3 different studios and some of the songs really show how bad one studio did vs the other. I love this album. The song "Mona" has a bass line in it that will bottom out any ones system that tries to give it high volume, very intense. One of my all time favorite blues records. The CD version is awful, they even dropped the best song (Lou easy ann) so they could fit it on cd. On vinyl I can at least enjoy it :-)
JJ Cale "5" is an excellent record. My original Shelter lp tells me that this is a recording that is ALL over the place, maybe this is what has turned others off from it.
Owsley - Eponymous; The Hard Way Landon Pigg - LP Jason Falkner - Presents Author Unknown Marjorie Fair - Self Help Serenade Pinback - Blue Screen Life; Information Retrieved (thanks to Pokey77 for illumination)
The Lord Dog Bird - Eponymous Damien Jurado - St. Bartlett; Maraqopa; Bros. & Sisters of the Eternal Son Jack Bruce - take your pick Andy Summers - Last Dance of Mr. X; Mysterious Barricades (and others of his post-Police, solo work)
Deerhunter 'Halcyon Digest' Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Portugal. The Man 'In The Mountain In The Cloud' The Shins 'Port of Morrow' Thirteen Senses 'The Invitation'
Iris Dement. She's a very special songwriter and singer whom I learned of from Merle Haggard, himself not bad at both ;-). There are a bunch of videos on You Tube with which to check her out
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