After a (weeks) worth of listening...

Roxy54! Level 42? Are you kidding me? I didn't know they did anything after World Machine, which I love.

My contribution is Long John Baldry, self titled on Epic. The one with Morning Dew.

Slaw, 

Glad you liked LBJ. You don't hear about him much anymore, but he was a big deal back in the day. Too bad most of his most raw blues is not available anymore. (as far as I know.)

Monty Python payed him tribute that is alluded to in this Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFsCbTZ7eLc

I really didn't listen to too much for pleasure alone last week. I was doing a lot of washing and playing what I washed. The best of that was Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, This Time it's For Real. I love the track When You Dance!

Last week it was Alison Krauss, Windy City. I love the purity and pathos of her voice.

This week it's Sharon Van Etten, Epic. Especially Save Yourself. Eerily beautiful overdubbing herself.

@slaw 
K D Lang "Live by Request" is also awesome; but I don't have the LP. Does HDCD count?
@slaw & @toddverrone,
I own no Pearl Jam. I wonder why; but I heard "Black" on the car radio the other day and decided to fix that situation. So which do you think has better SQ, "Ten" or "Rearview mirror"? 

For all-time greats: "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere".
A new discovery: "No Other", Gene Clark. It's haunting me.

@slaw  & @toddverrone, I eventually got "Ten"; but made the mistake of getting the anniversary edition with the original LP and a 2009 (?) remix LP. I waste time comparing them instead of unfocusing and enjoying my senses.