Zaikes, Otis Spann! You've inspired my next LP...
Rushton, think I'd like to hear the "Age of Gold" sometime. It sure is advertised a bunch lately.
Joni Mitchell - Miles of Aisles - super live album; what a songbook. Easy to take for granted how many great tunes she wrote.
Byrds Greatest Hits, the most-played $1 garage saler of the year for me
Renaissance - Novella - weaker effort of theirs, but still pretty good
Jacqueline DuPre & Stephen Bishop - Bethoven Cello Sonatas
Angel sound ruins nice performance
Mulligan Meets Monk - original pressing - SWEET!
This Mortal Coil - Intriguing 80s record w/guest spots by members of Dead Can Dance & Cocteau Twins. Not too many ~rock bands featuring viola and cello as main instruments. Dark, trancy, intoxicating
Ravel - La Valse/Bolero/rapsodie Espangnole - Osawa/BSO
Peter Gabriel - (Melt) - a classic, belongs in every rock collection
Ryan Adams - Rock 'n Roll - This guy has so many good songs that even his weak albums(i.e this one!)beat many bests of other contemporaries. Gets stuck in your head all day long...
Happy everything,
Spencer
Rushton, think I'd like to hear the "Age of Gold" sometime. It sure is advertised a bunch lately.
Joni Mitchell - Miles of Aisles - super live album; what a songbook. Easy to take for granted how many great tunes she wrote.
Byrds Greatest Hits, the most-played $1 garage saler of the year for me
Renaissance - Novella - weaker effort of theirs, but still pretty good
Jacqueline DuPre & Stephen Bishop - Bethoven Cello Sonatas
Angel sound ruins nice performance
Mulligan Meets Monk - original pressing - SWEET!
This Mortal Coil - Intriguing 80s record w/guest spots by members of Dead Can Dance & Cocteau Twins. Not too many ~rock bands featuring viola and cello as main instruments. Dark, trancy, intoxicating
Ravel - La Valse/Bolero/rapsodie Espangnole - Osawa/BSO
Peter Gabriel - (Melt) - a classic, belongs in every rock collection
Ryan Adams - Rock 'n Roll - This guy has so many good songs that even his weak albums(i.e this one!)beat many bests of other contemporaries. Gets stuck in your head all day long...
Happy everything,
Spencer