Whats on your turntable tonight?

Spencer - Ya Man on the Ray Brown disc ( Jeton ) it is typically very pricey..but imo worth it. 

Lindley / El Rayo-X - Win this Record

Jim

Saw The Cars/Derringer/Little River Band on what might have been the Cars first tour as headliner, ~’78-79 at The Spectrum in Philly, or as Billy Joel likes to call it, "The Rectum". It was promoted as a September "Back to School Special" concert for $3.50/ticket. Even inflation adjusted, that’s pretty cheap!

CSN&Y - So Far (best of)

Bach - Janos Starker – Suites For Unaccompanied Cello Complete
(Speakers Corner / Mercury Box)

@bslon Bill, for me, I would probably rank their albums like this:

1 - The Cars

2 - Heartbeat City

3 - Candy-O

4 - Panorama

5 - Move Like This

6 - Door to Door

7 - Shake it Up

When Heartbeat City came out I thought they had "sold out" with the slick production and pop songs.  I got burnt out hearing so much of it on the radio and MTV, so let's say that I didn't have the same appreciation for it that I do now. 

It's those very same things - the exquisite production and amazing songcraft that lead to so much enjoyment when I listen to it now.

Carolyn Hester – Carolyn Hester (Tradition 1961)

Pug Horton – Don't Go Away (Bodeswell 1979)

John Haley Sims, Harry Sweets Edison – Just Friends (Pablo 1980)

Aurora – A Different Kind Of Human, Step 2 (Glassnote 2019)