What's Spinning Tonight?
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The greatest rock and roll band to come out of California where I live. Paul McCartney paid homage to this album when he said The Beatles wouldn’t be the same group without this brilliant album. If you like The Sargeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, this is the album that inspired the Beatles. It’s brilliant beyond imagination. In mono on vinyl.
Brian Francis Connolly. Another good Glasgow boy. Ian Gillan connection there, I think. Died at 51. FFS.
I love this album. I think a lot of people like it because it's cool, but it really is as good as Paul says. But the greatest group to come out of Cali is either the Byrds or the Doors or Love. So, you're not way off.
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Guy Chadwick is a great songwriter..The House Of Love – A State Of Grace
love The Who,one of my favorite songs all time is....
First out this Sunday morning, playing on the SONY XA-20ES, which is used as a transport into my DAC☝:
Tracy Chapman - Crossroads, from 1989 on CD.
This is one of my absolute favorite album in my collection. I love Tracy, and her two first albums are really really special. Many songs of these two albums I have used many times when setting up stereo systems for friends, but also when ever I have made changes to my own system. Many songs have those special things I like to bring out. As these albums are so beautifully made - when these sound good, almost everything else sounds equally as good. In my opinion (YMMV) these albums are true reference tuning albums for setting up a big hifi system. Go Tracy
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/ Jk
Tracy Chapman - Crossroads, from 1989 on CD.
This is one of my absolute favorite album in my collection. I love Tracy, and her two first albums are really really special. Many songs of these two albums I have used many times when setting up stereo systems for friends, but also when ever I have made changes to my own system. Many songs have those special things I like to bring out. As these albums are so beautifully made - when these sound good, almost everything else sounds equally as good. In my opinion (YMMV) these albums are true reference tuning albums for setting up a big hifi system. Go Tracy
!/ Jk
Yes that is correct, he replaced Ian Gillan in Wainwrights Gentlemen who along with Mick Tucker (Sweet drummer) went on to form the Sweet with Steve Priest (bass) and Frank Torpey (guitarist) who was replaced by Andy Scott which then became the classic Sweet line up, Brian sadly died mainly due to complications of being an alcoholic and prolific smoker, The Sweet (later shortened to just Sweet) were a seriously underrated band, but sales of nearly 60 million records showed they had wide spread acceptance...I have met all 4 original members and actually did a few shows with Brian when he opened for Pat Benetar back in the 80's...
And the beat goes on☝:
U2 - The Best Of 1980 -1990, from 1998 on CD.
No more info needed - just an amazing compilation… Enjoy
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/ Jk
U2 - The Best Of 1980 -1990, from 1998 on CD.
No more info needed - just an amazing compilation… Enjoy
!/ Jk
I have this in CD format. It's the only Diana Krall recording in my music library. Sounds nice!
Don't forget to take your helmet off after the last song...And the beat goes on☝:
U2 - The Best Of 1980 -1990, from 1998 on CD.
No more info needed - just an amazing compilation… Enjoy
/ Jk
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Love the song Beatles and the StonesThe House Of Love – A State Of Grace
Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Angel Station
Bach: The Six Sonatas for Violin and Harpsichord
Bach (Composer), Glenn Gould (Piano), Jaime Laredo (Violin)
Bach (Composer), Glenn Gould (Piano), Jaime Laredo (Violin)
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