Whats on your turntable tonight?

Years ago, Jim THIEL gave me a Sting Album with the song,
"There's a Moon Over Bourbon Street" on it, for my birthday. That's on...love it.
I always think of him when I play it. Nice gift!

Larry

Bkonig,
No I haven't. I will though.
Do you have, Nancy Wilson and Cannonball Adderly, her first album???
Circa 1962--it has THE DIFINITIVE VERSION of, "I Can't Get Started". He does things that only Charlie Parker or MAYBE Phil Woods (without the soul) could have done. It's amazing.
Capital Album, it's available on CD as a re-release. I really wish they'd remaster that.

Great TASTE man!
Larry

MacDadTX -

Don't feel guilty! Check out my new year's 'revival':

Prefab Sprout - Steve McQueen

The Blue Nile - Walk Across the Rooftops

Pyschedelic Furs - Mirror Moves

The Clash - London Calling

Elvis Costello - Armed Forces

By the way - you ought to find the Arcadia album (Simon Lebon's answer to Power Station). Incredible bass and music. Rather well recorded too.

Britten's Prince of the Pagodas, a thrift shop find for a buck (I talked them down to 50 cents) looked unplayed and sounds wonderful even though it's tas listed. (2 discs, London Treasury (orange label) sts-15081/2.

Stunned again tonight by how incredibly good this record is:

"Power of the Orchestra: Mussorgsky's Night on Bare Mountain and Pictures at an Exhibition," RCA VICS 2659 -45 (45 rpm reissue from Analogue Productions) (The Kenneth Wilkinson engineering is simply awe inspiring in this superb new 45 rpm mastering.)
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