Wes Montgomery "The Incredible Jazz Guitar of..." 1960/1987 Riverside/OJC RBCD
Beck "Sea Change" 2002 Geffen RBCD
Eric Dolphy "Out To Lunch" 1964/1999 Columbia RVG Edition RBCD
Led Zeppelin "Physical Graffiti 1975/1987 Atlantic Swan Song RBCD
Horace Silver Quintet "Song For My Father" 1964/ 1999 Blue Note
Ornette Coleman "The Shape of Jazz To Come" 1959/1990 Atlantic
Blondie "Parallel Lines" 1978/1990 Capitol/Chrysalis 24 bit Remaster |
@nutty Ah, Texas Blues/Rock, nothing else like it. FWIW Dust Hill grew up in the Dallas neighborhood known as Lakewood and attended Woodrow Wilson High School, where my aspiring bass player now attends. When Dusty was at Woodrow, word has it he played the cello. |
Pharoah Sanders - Message from Home.
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Gary Moore "Live in Montreux" (DVD)
Special guest Albert King.
Both are definitely a couple of the best blues guitarist ever!
Anyone who has seen Gary Moore live knows You definitely get Your money's worth at one of his concerts.
Unbelievable energy and emotion!
R.I.P. brother
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Outlaws "In The Eye of the Storm"
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Eric Clapton "Slow Hand" 1977 Polydor RBCD
Oliver Nelson "The Blues and the Abstract Truth" 1961/2001 Impulse/Verve RBCD
The Police "Synchronicity" 1983 A&M RBCD |
Robert Plant & The Sensational Space Shifters - The Ceaseless Roar |
Blur "Modern Life is Rubbish"
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Another record show purchase...
Tommy Bolin "Private Eyes". This lp has quite a bit of sub 35H bass info and comes across very clean and musical. I could only imagine an audiophile label getting a hold of the masters if they're available. It would move the foundation!
Anyone have other TB recommendations?
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More Steve Stevens, Atomic Playboys.
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Bruce Springsteen, "Wrecking Ball" 2012 Columbia RBCD
Dave Brubeck Quartet, "Time Out" 1959/2012 Columbia/Analogue SACD
The Replacements, "Tim" 1985 Sire RBCD
Thelonius Monk, "Brilliant Corners" 1956/1987 Riverside OJC RBCD
Bob Dylan, "Time Out of Mind" 1997 Columbia RBCD |
Richard Thompson - "Rumor and Sigh" in preparation for seeing him tomorrow night in concert.
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Glenn Tipton, Baptism Of Fire, (Remastered)
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Started out with Jimmy Witherspoon then The New York Dolls First album then some Nick Waterhouses New album finished up with some Them Again, great night. |
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John Coltrane "Blue Train" 1958/1985 Blue Note RBCD
Miles Davis "Milestones" 1958/2012 MoFi SACD Mono
David Bowie "Hunky Dory 2015 Remaster" 1971/2015 Parlophone RBCD
Otis Redding "The Dock of the Bay Remaster" 1968/1991 ATCO RBCD
Charles Mingus "Mingus Ah Um" 1959/1998 Columbia/Legacy RBCD
This Mingus Ah Um album is magic! The arrangements are varied, musical and memorable. If you haven't heard this album because jazz is not your thing, it's a good bet you'll enjoy the record. |
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@reubent Great Deal! Clearly Half Price Books has a chain-wide manual on how to make the chase difficult. But, I'm with you...in there hunting for gold that other people don't value. Makes my head hurt that the current music buying model is to pay $1.29 for one digital song download when a kid (or an adult) can own the whole record, whether CD or LP, in many cases for 20-60 cents a song, and sometimes less. Of course, there is the problem of the newest music model where the buyer never owns any music but simply listens to it via a subscription of some kind. |
@astewart8944 - I just picked up my copy of "City to City" at my local record store - Everybody's Records last weekend for $3.99 and its a really clean, solid NM with an NM cover. What a steal!
I've found some great stuff for great prices at Half Price Books. I just wish they were organized better. At my local store they do not separate new and used and they do not alphabetize them or categorize them. You have to look through the whole section every time. But it's still worth it to go there...... |
@reubent Agreed. I picked Rafferty's City to City LP up at a Half Price Books for practically nothing, gave it to one of my kids and then listened to it all weekend booming from his bedroom. It was sweet! |
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@astewart8944 - Yep, City to City is a gem. There are some really strong tracks on this album. Very good, all the way through IMHO.
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@reubent--City to City is a terrific album and IMO the best pop/rock sax solo to make it to the radio.
Janis Joplin "Pearl" 1970/1999 Columbia Legacy RBCD
Miles Davis "Kind of Blue" 1959/1997 Columbia Legacy RBCD
The Band "Music From Big Pink" 1968/2000 Capitol Remaster RBCD
(Track 5 "The Weight"--doesn't get any better for 60s song writing)
John Coltrane "A Love Supreme" 1964/2010 Impulse/Analogue SACD |
Gerry Rafferty - City to City |
Nazareth - "Close Enough for Rock 'n' Roll" on original 1975 vinyl.
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Beach Boys "Pet Sounds" 1967/1999 Capitol RBCD
Jaco Pastorius "Jaco Pastorius" 1976/2000 Epic/Legacy RBCD
Carole King "Tapestry" 1971/1986 Ode RBCD
Sonny Clark "Cool Struttin" 1958/ 1999 RVG Edition Blue Note RBCD
Creedance Clearwater Revival "Willy and the Poor Boys" 1969
Fantasy RBCD
Hank Mobley "Soul Station" 1960/ 1999 RVG Edition Blue Note RBCD |
Freddie Hubbard "Open Sesame" 1960 Blue Note/Audio Wave XRCD24
Jacky Terrasson "Reach" 1995 Blue Note RBCD
James Taylor "Dad Loves HIs Work" 2003 Columbia SACD
Bill Evans Trio "Sunday at the Village Vanguard" 1987 Riverside RBCD |
Roxy Music's Avalon
Steely Dan's Gaucho
Beck's Mutations
The Police's Ghost in the Machine |
radfrad,
I would love to see him. He's not touring anywhere near Cinci. I would love to see him before he retires. He is one of my favorites. Please give us a full report. :^)
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Purchased Robin Trower tickets for May 26th
RT is playing West Coast this Spring / Summer. 2017
For anyone interested!!
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"Animals" 2016 re-master!
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Ben Howard "Every Kingdom"
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KT Tunstall "Drastic Fantastic" (lp)
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Ryan Bingham "Fear and Saturday Night"
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Lucinda Williams "S/T" (the excellent 2013 re-master) |
So far today...
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones, "Outbound" 2000 Columbia HDCD
Dexter Gordon, "A Swingin' Affair 1964 Blue Note/Audio Wave XRCD24
Art Blakey, "A Night in Tunisia" 1961 Blue Note/Audio Wave XRCD24
Art Blakey, "The Big Beat" 1960 Blue Note/Audio Wave XRCD24
Horace Silver, "The Cape Verdean Blues" 1965 Blue Note/Audio Wave XRCD24
David Holland Quartet, "Conference of the Birds" 1973 ECM RBCD
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Cracker "The Golden Age".
An (really) early Classic release. In fact, the only vinyl of Cracker I know of!
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my prior use of a (4) letter word.....
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nutty,
I just realized my prior recommendation of Triumph "Never Surrender", never made it through the AG narcs.
A great lp!
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nutty,
I think you'll have an interest in sides 2&3 of Hot Tuna "Double Dose/Live"!
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......I mean, I'm a ROCK guy, but upon listening to the Vince Gill lp above. WOW! what a superb artist!!!!!!
I hope I won't be ostracized!!
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another record show find...
Vince Gill "The Things That Matter".
Don't dismiss it out-of-hand. Superb..great recording!
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