New tunes

[Ol' Ken]

New tunes at Chateau Ken ...Bryds (untitled) a double album set from 1970 ( had this in 1970 and played it on a Magnavox foldout player - sounds much better with my current rig), Waltz for Debby - Bill Evans Trio...a very nice jazz album and Slowhand at 70 (Clapton) triple album set and DVD..saw the concert on a PBS fundraiser decided to buy it the other day via Amazon.

 

[55Redneck]

I saw part of that Slowhand concert on PBS too. How does the album sound? I'm thinking about picking it up but at 75 bucks for the 3 lp set up here I'm not to quick to pry my wallet open yet.

 

[Ol' Ken]

Sounds great - very quiet, full bodied etc .... although I have not given it a "critical" listen. Got it with the DVD for $C43.00 up here in Upper Canuckistan from Amazon
http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B015T0PRHG?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00

 

[55Redneck]

Thanks for the info Ken. I don't do online buying though so if I want it, it comes from my local record store or London Drugs in Penticton BC and 75 bucks is the price,take it or leave it.

 

[loopstick]

I always wondered who actually watches Pledge Drive Nostalgia. It appears to be Canadians with a roof-top antennas. We don't watch that crap anymore. We watch Beat-Club reruns.

 

[KeninDC]

Waltz for Debby is sublime. I picked up the tube-cut AP LP version.

Even better than pledge drives are the classic rock infomercials selling some overpriced CD set with some B-list musician host and a younger hot babe hostess. Must see TV.

 

[Ol' Ken]

Thanks for the info Ken. I don't do online buying though so if I want it, it comes from my local record store or London Drugs in Penticton BC and 75 bucks is the price,take it or leave it.

You will like it when you get a chance to buy it