Okay, @slaw ...that would be the self-titled BS&T which is their 2nd. Track 1 (below) Variations On A Theme By Erik Satie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GreaN1ljqGY You will forgive me my preference for Child is Father. I like Al Kooper’s voice (and songs) better than David Clayton Thomas’ HUGE pipes. Am in a minority though. A LOT of people seem to have preferred that 2nd album w/DCT. It charted way higher than the first and produced a number of hit singles. To each his own. That was yesterday though... Right now, Chick Corea’s Three Quartets I don’t buy much new vinyl but did with this composition once I heard it (not all that long ago) thanks to Frogman. It is a 2016 release on "Stretch Records". Nice piece of vinyl - flat, good weight and quiet. What is "ORG"? (original pressing??) |
Yeah, DCT is as you have it. Frogman is a frequent poster over on Jazz Aficionados. He referenced Three Quartets...maybe included a link to music from it. Don't recall. It was a must buy after spending some time with it. Got new vinyl and a CD version. re ORG, I might have heard of that label. Not sure. Like I said, I don't buy much new vinyl. Most vinyl purchases are for old stuff...original pressings or as close as I can afford to get :-) I get off holding a 40+ year old piece of plastic that sounds fantastic. Case in point: Peter Framton's self-titled studio release playing now. Black with rainbow colors in his white block letter name. A lot the music on Frampton Comes Alive is on this recording. |
