Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks- True
African Head Charge- Drastic Season (about half)
(Man, this is one weird record.)
v/a- Niney The Observer Presents Jah Fire!
Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster NCF All Stars- The Broadside, 5/1/24
Eno- Here Come The Warm Jets
Jefferson Airplane- Surrealistic Pillow (Kevin Gray MONO Master)
Living Colour- Shade
(If you have ever enjoyed this band, this is a late career gem,)
The Rolling Stones- S/T (U.K.MONO)
The Rolling Stones- Now! (MONO)
(These records are terribly underrated. I think both "Aftermath" and "Between The Buttons" are overrated. They seem to lose their way a bit. But on the first three or four, they really knew what they wanted.)
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Harry Connick Jr.- Lofty's Roach Souffle- ***1/2 (Good record, if a bit long. But it pays off big time with the last song.) Jimmy Wither...
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Iron And Wine- Light Verse (Twice, Back To Back) (The ultimate test, playing it over again once it finished. Love it more.) Tom Waits- Rain ...
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John Boutte- Boutte Call (Personal Playlist) (Great performance at The Bitter End on Saturday night. A rare NYC visit for Mr. Boutte, I had ...
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Robyn Hitchcock mentions in 1967: How I Got There and Why I Never Left that he was a boarding school classmate of Brian Eno (Eno is 3 years older) and they had some interactions at events. Now I need to give "Warm Jets" a spin.
I've been on a binge of Bowie's later work this week. Started with Toy (disc 1 of the box set). A day later it was Blackstar. Today 1 Outside. Really enjoyed the first two, but I doubt I will play 1 Outside again.
Have you listened to The Cactus Blossoms? They are a duo of brothers, very much like the Everlys. Both their eponymous debut and the follow-up, You're Dreaming, are very good. The vocal harmonies are top notch. They have two newer sets which I will try sometime soon. Stoplight Kisses
- Paul in DK
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