Whats on your turntable tonight?

Jimmy Castor Bunch - "Supersound" [Atlantic '75]
Henry Mancini - "Symphonic Soul" [RCA '75]
Joe Thomas - "...Is The Ebony Godfather" [Today '7?]
Mad Mike Monters vol.1 - V/A [Norton '08]
Kim Fowley - "One Man's Garbage '59-'69" vol.1 - V/A [Norton '09]

Rush you did it again. I am listening to FBR right now! We have to stop meeting like this.

Yes we have no Famous Blue Raincoats today (nor will we ever ;^)

Buffalo Springfield - "Last Time Around" [Atco '68] Not a real big BS fan, or Steven Stills generally -- just Neil Young, but there's hardly any of him on this one
Antonio Carlos Jobim - "A Certain Mr. Jobim" [WB '67]
Frank Sinatra - "Sinatra & Strings" [Reprise '62]
Kenny Burrell - "Bluesin' Around" [Columbia '83, rec. '61-'62] Previously unreleased, but these John Hammond-produced sides are so smokin' there's no understanding why -- apparently the only thing released at the time from the guitarist's brief stint on the label was a vocal album (!) which unsurprisingly didn't sell squat (not that I've ever heard him sing)
Bernard Herrmann - Conducts Jane Eyre & Other Film Scores [London Phase Four, '77]

My favorite Neil Young is on Buffalo Springfield,,,"Expecting to Fly"

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E: Dunno about "Expecting..." as fave NY period for me, but with BS, maybe so -- certainly the most distinctive (ignoring the production on "Broken Arrow"). "I Am A Child" on that last LP ain't too shabby either however...