The return of the "What are you listening to now?" thread

[Ovi]

Pulp - This Is Hardcore

[mickbrown]

Dance with my father -Luther Vandross

[Ovi]

Richard Manuel - Whispering Pines: Live at the Getaway 1985

[Lowbacca]

Spending some time with TELEVISION.

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I very much enjoy this album.

[Lowbacca]

I very much enjoy this album.

Brilliant LP. One of the most influential records out there, I daresay. Still so sparkingly fresh, too.






EDIT: Added their 1992 reunion LP to the playlist:

[Ovi]

Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (the album)

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Kinda mysterious.

[RangeRoverA1]

Take The Skinheads Bowling-Camper Van Beethoven.

Their most famous song is jolly good! Have you known their latest album was influenced by Holland? No? Then go & read this recentish topic started by a poster from Japan called mabewa: http://smileysmile.net/board/index.php/topic,14679.0.html

[Ovi]

Black Flag - Damaged

[Lowbacca]

Almost 4 hours of "Huddie" Ledbetter awesomeness:

[Lowbacca]

Ushering in the weekend with.....






1    Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around
   
2    Elton John - But Not for Me

3    I to I - The Right Time

4    Nu Colours - Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

5    Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive

6    Elton John - Crocodile Rock
   
7    Swing Out Sister - La-La (Means I Love You)

8    Squeeze - Loving You Tonight
   
9    Sting - The Secret Marriage

10    Elton John - Chapel of Love

11    John Hannah - Four Weddings and a Funeral: After the Funeral with W.H. Auden Poem

[Gabo]

lots of Caetano Veloso and Tropicalismo in general

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[Sheriff John Stone]

The Traveling Wilburys - "Runaway"

Great lead vocal by Jeff Lynne and harmonica solo by Mr. Dylan.

Check this out: http://youtu.be/Xxr7LhjkOrY

[Lowbacca]

The Traveling Wilburys - "Runaway"

Great lead vocal by Jeff Lynne and harmonica solo by Mr. Dylan.

Check this out: http://youtu.be/Xxr7LhjkOrY

The Original Del Shannon recording is probably my favourite song "of all time" (as they say)...




That Traveling Wilburys b-side is neat as well.

[Letsgoawayforawhile]

Great return record from a wonderful group!

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[Ovi]

Simon & Garfunkel - Live From New York City 1967

[Orange Crate Art]

Take The Skinheads Bowling-Camper Van Beethoven.

Their most famous song is jolly good! Have you known their latest album was influenced by Holland? No? Then go & read this recentish topic started by a poster from Japan called mabewa: http://smileysmile.net/board/index.php/topic,14679.0.html

I did not know that, and I will now check it out. Thanks!

[JK]

[Lowbacca]

THE BEST:

Recorded in informal sessions with blues archivist George Mitchell in 1967 (except for two songs recorded in similar circumstances in 1962), Good Morning Judge captures the aging Furry Lewis in fine and relaxed form, casually spinning out some of the most hypnotic acoustic blues ever captured by modern recording equipment.
Stretching out his songs in a manner he couldn't have managed on his 78s of the 1920s, Lewis plays powerfully elemental slide guitar (the title cut sounds like something John Fahey could spend his whole life trying to re-create) and sings with a force that's both subtle and powerfully compelling.
Unlike a great many veteran country blues artists who were rediscovered in the 1960s, Lewis' later recordings are in many ways just as compelling as the records he cut in his youth, and Good Morning Judge finds him conjuring a deep and powerful spell with the simplest of aural materials.
Superb stuff.

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[JK]

THE BEST:

No relation of Joni Mitchell, I take it...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ionRca6THE8