Whats on your turntable tonight?

20th century music by British composers last night, a sampler evening with some friends:

Hamilton Harty, "A John Field Suite"
George Butterworth, "The Banks of Green Willow"
- Dilkes/EngSinfonia, EMI CSD 3696

Malcolm Arnold, "Second Set of English Dances" - Arnold/LPO, Lyrita SRCS 109

Malcolm Arnold, "Oboe Sonatina, op28" and other chamber pieces - Nash Ensemble, Hyperion A66172

E.J. Moeran, "Concerto for Violin & Orchestra" - Handley/LPO, Georgiades -vn, Lyrita SRCS 105

Elizabeth Maconchy, "Symphony for Double String Orchestra" - Handley/LPO, Lyrita SRCS 116

Harrison Birtwhisle, "Tragoedia" - Melos Ensemble, Argo ZRG 759

Britten, "Sonata for Cello and Piano" - Rostropovich -vc, Britten -pf, Decca SXL 2298 (Speakers Corner reissue)
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The Who - Quadraphenia

The Killers - Hot Fuss

The Billie Holliday Story

Sade - Promise

KINGS OF LEON - ONLY BY THE KNIGHT

ANTHONY WILSON TRIO - OUR GANG

ERIC CLAPTON & STEVE WINWOOD/LIVE FROM MADISON SQUARE

Norah Jones- Come Away With Me

I have so many copies of this on various formats! I love this LP. I can not wait for the single sided 45 RPM pressings!!!

Also listening to:
Dire Straits: Making Movies ($2.99 @ ZIA)
Dire Straits: Comunique ($2.99 @ ZIA)
Pat Benetar: Crimes of Passion ($2.99 @ ZIA)

All good copies! WooHoo!

A Portrait of Patsy Cline, Decca 4508. Fresh Aire, Mannheim Steamroller American Gramaphone AG-355. Foghat debut lp, Foghat Bearsville 2077. Take it Home, B.B. King MCA-3151.

The Foghat lp brought back fond memories of when the lp was released in the early 70's. The band played a free concert at a park in Wisconsin. The weather was great, the sweet smell of cannabis floating through the air, and a buddy brought some Corrs back from Colorado, which wasn't shipped east of the Mississippi at that time.

The B.B. King lp sounds marvelous, excellent recording.