slowgeezr
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Jennifer Warnes, "The Hunter".
What are you listening to tonight ?
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still-one
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Bob Dylan - More Blood, More Tracks
slowgeezr
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Tina Brooks, "back to the tracks".
slowgeezr
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Tina Brooks, "True Blue".
slowgeezr
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Back from a great motorcycle ride. Now listening to Dizzy Reese, "Star Bright".
slowgeezr
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Ike Quebec Sextet, "Easy Living". Oh, hell yeah.
slowgeezr
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Ike Quebec, "Blue And Sentimental".
Mr Peabody
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Margo Price - Midwest Farmer's Daughter
( recorded at Sun records and released on Jack White's label )
I enjoyed that album so went on to..
Margo Price - All American Made
( A good album. Includes a duet with Willie Nelson. Someone found the compression button though and a bit more polish that MFD. Maybe going for more radio appeal.)
( recorded at Sun records and released on Jack White's label )
I enjoyed that album so went on to..
Margo Price - All American Made
( A good album. Includes a duet with Willie Nelson. Someone found the compression button though and a bit more polish that MFD. Maybe going for more radio appeal.)
Kuoppis
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This is one of the albums that made me a rock lover. The Rolling Stones, Goats Head Soup.
Just about a decade old, I found it in my parents’ record collection, and probably ruined it. Those were the days when I wanted to become a rock’n roll guitar player, before the smarts kicked in and made me understand that for 98% of the trade it’s mostly not money for nothing and chicks for free. But Keith and his five strings were my hero. And a couple years later I had a summer fling with a girl named Angie, uh oh.
Got myself an original pressing from 1973. Still a superb album, the guitar sounds are impeccable and I love Billy Preston’s clavinet on the album.
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Just about a decade old, I found it in my parents’ record collection, and probably ruined it. Those were the days when I wanted to become a rock’n roll guitar player, before the smarts kicked in and made me understand that for 98% of the trade it’s mostly not money for nothing and chicks for free. But Keith and his five strings were my hero. And a couple years later I had a summer fling with a girl named Angie, uh oh.
Got myself an original pressing from 1973. Still a superb album, the guitar sounds are impeccable and I love Billy Preston’s clavinet on the album.
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still-one
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First Aid Kit - Stay Gold
UltraFast69
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Rush - Fly By Night - Tidal MQA - Tone controls on. Playing exceptionally well for not the best in recordings.
Released in ‘75 as album number 2, this is progressive hard rock at its best!
While opening on tour for Kiss, Gene Simmons commented these boys would sit in their rooms and read books while the Kiss band members were drinking and chasing half-naked girls around the hotel.
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Released in ‘75 as album number 2, this is progressive hard rock at its best!
While opening on tour for Kiss, Gene Simmons commented these boys would sit in their rooms and read books while the Kiss band members were drinking and chasing half-naked girls around the hotel.
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Phishphan
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Rush - Fly By Night - Tidal MQA - Tone controls on. Playing exceptionally well for not the best in recordings.
Released in ‘75 as album number 2, this is progressive hard rock at its best!
While opening on tour for Kiss, Gene Simmons commented these boys would sit in their rooms and read books while the Kiss band members were drinking and chasing half-naked girls around the hotel.
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Sounds like Kiss was way more fun
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slowgeezr
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Led Zeppelin, "Physical Graffiti".
slowgeezr
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Another one from the master. Buddy Guy, "Born to Play Guitar".
