Rickie Lee Jones- Pieces Of Treasure
Frank Zappa- One Size Fits All
Peter Tosh- Legalize It
Buddy Rich- Very Live At Buddy's Place
The Left Banke- Walk Away Renee/Pretty Ballerina (MONO)
The Soft Boys- ...And How It Got There
The La's- S/T
Siouxsie & The Banshees- Hyaena
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Paul & Linda McCartney- Ram Brian Eno- Discreet Music Psychedelic Furs- Book Of Days Emerson, Lake & Palmer- Brain Salad Surgery Ang...
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David Bowie- David Live (Sides One, Two & Three) Electric Light Orchestra- Zoom George Harrison- S/T Siouxsie & The Banshees- Throug...
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Eyelids- A Colossal Waste of Light The Who- A Quick One (True Stereo, Abbey Road HSM) David Bowie- Low The Meters- Message From The Meters ...
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Roy Harper- HQ (One of my three fave Roy records. Been awhile. Thanks BBJ for the reminder.) Syd Barrett- An Introduction To... Queen- I (20...
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The Las album is always awesome when I listen to it, which I don't do enough. I was not taken in by the new RLJ, any more than her other albums of covers. But I have been working my way through Joni Mitchell and just got to Both Sides Now, which is such a GREAT album of standards and a wonderful capper to her career. The arrangements are so wonderful and dark and moody, I always think of Gordon Jenkins, which makes sense since he's actually the arranger on Stormy Weather and clearly an inspiration.
I like most of RLJ's covers records. "The Devil You Know" is the only one that felt like an intrusion. I only listened once to "Pieces Of Treasure" but I really enjoyed it. I loved the arrangements of "Nature Boy," "September Song" and "Here's That Rainy Day" especially.
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