Last week I went to a CD sale and found Peter Green. Yeah this is the guy who ruled the roost with John Mayall and then on to Fleetwood Mac and then various insane asylums. This CD is Peter Green Splinter Group (1997)and it hasn't left my Cd player in the last week. Then I discovered that he has been putting out stuff with this group for 8 years now. I have ordered at least three more offerings and right now i'm listening to his rendition of The Robert Johnson Songbook. Go to Amazon and look up used CD's of Peter Green and the Splinter Group and you won't be disapointed. A tip on the Robert Johnson Songbook. It was put out WITH Hotfoot Powder in one double CD and you can save at least a fin going that route and buying it that way used. People might tell you it isn't Peter playing the guitar on some of these cuts but who cares. He sings and plays harp too. I mean I saw Johnny Winter in his heroin days when Rick Derringer was playing lead and it didn't kill the buzz. If you like blues go for it.
discovering
recently while doing my usual shopping at borders for music i came across this artist on his new cd titled
"east/west"done live at the village vanguard in n.y. and live direct to 2 track at yoshis in oakland cal. all songs on this value packed 2 disc cd are between 4 and 15 minutes long with the exception of 2 or 3. this is one greatly satisfying disc.i largly grew up listening to classic rock {still do}but have since branched into other areas like jazz both classic and contemperary,some country and r&b, even classical. in the last year ive upgraded my integrated home theatre/2 channel system adding all plinius electronics: sa 102s in dual mono-overkill? na , once you hear these in this configuration theres no going back {imho}along with theyre m8 pre-amp.p8 for center channel duties finally my sa 100mk111 on surrounds. my dac is a kora hermes w/1964nos mullards /and magnum dyna.102 with t/r...its artists like this that help bring satisfaction to my purchases as its really all about the music.other great finds in the last year; mark knopfler ,lucinda williams and jerry douglass on dobro, steel guitar sounding particularly beautiful...anyhow any of you folks "discovered" any good new artists in the last year?
"east/west"done live at the village vanguard in n.y. and live direct to 2 track at yoshis in oakland cal. all songs on this value packed 2 disc cd are between 4 and 15 minutes long with the exception of 2 or 3. this is one greatly satisfying disc.i largly grew up listening to classic rock {still do}but have since branched into other areas like jazz both classic and contemperary,some country and r&b, even classical. in the last year ive upgraded my integrated home theatre/2 channel system adding all plinius electronics: sa 102s in dual mono-overkill? na , once you hear these in this configuration theres no going back {imho}along with theyre m8 pre-amp.p8 for center channel duties finally my sa 100mk111 on surrounds. my dac is a kora hermes w/1964nos mullards /and magnum dyna.102 with t/r...its artists like this that help bring satisfaction to my purchases as its really all about the music.other great finds in the last year; mark knopfler ,lucinda williams and jerry douglass on dobro, steel guitar sounding particularly beautiful...anyhow any of you folks "discovered" any good new artists in the last year?
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