Vinyl only spin list

[flyz51]

KILN HOUSE
Fleetwood Mac

Reprise

Great album.

Both times the wife and I saw Fleetwood Mac together (the Buckingham Nicks version shortly before Rhiannon conquered the airwaves and the radiocentric minds of young America) they opened the show with Station Man.

 

[mojoworkin3]

We have similar musical taste. How about the Best of Harvey Mandel, Alman Bros Live at the Filmore, Derek and Dominos live at the filmore. NRBQ at Yankee Stadium. Larry Coryell - Coryell.

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[pmsummer]

THE DESERT MUSIC
Steve Reich
Steve Reich and Musicians
Chorus & Members of the Brooklyn Philharmonic
Michael Tilson Thomas, cond.

Nonesuch

 

[Ilikevinyl]

Aretha Franklin / Sparkle (music from motion picture)
1976 Atlantic Records

 

[zenith2134]

Greg Kihn Band ~ RocKihnRoll (Beserkley) (1981)

 

[jbrainey]

Pink Floyd~Relics

 

[Ilikevinyl]

The O'Jays / Ship Ahoy
1973 Philadelphia International Records

"For The Love Of Money" sounding awesome!

 

[SpeakerLabFan]

Chicago - Chicago V
(1972, Columbia)

I'd heard the earlier titles, but it wasn't until V came out and my little brother (who was playing trumpet in the high school band of course) brought home a copy that I really wanted to listen end to end. A really nice accessible showcase of their playing from Terry Kath guitar to the horns, definitely my favorite title. My brother was a real fan - I remember he went to back to back shows when they toured around this time. They played at a large sports arena (seattle center coliseum) but with one of those stage-in-the-round setups, near one end of the arena, so you could get really close to their playing by walking around the middle balcony seats.

 

[SBEEZ]

Great album.

Both times the wife and I saw Fleetwood Mac together (the Buckingham Nicks version shortly before Rhiannon conquered the airwaves and the radiocentric minds of young America) they opened the show with Station Man.

I concur. Spectacular mix of styles. Right now, I'm listening to Robin Trower's Long Misty Days which I picked up at a Salv. Army earlier today. Not too bad, but probably not his best work. I love his cover of "Sailing" on it.

 

[Bob Clobber]

Gary Numan - The Pleasure Principle

 

[cicero2]

The Pentangle - Basket of Light

 

[SpeakerLabFan]

Andy Kim - Baby I Love You
(1969, Steed)

Inspired by Ilovevinyl. The hit I remember was Shoot 'Em Up Baby - not here but Baby I Love You is nice. Kim teamed up with Jeff Barry, producer here, on other efforts including Sugar for The Archies.

 

[JonL]

Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys / Asleep At The Wheel - Fathers And Sons.
Epic Records, BG 33782. 1974.

 

[SpeakerLabFan]

Hank Williams - The Great Hits Of Hank Williams (Hank Williams Story)
(1965, MGM) 1972 re-package of 2 LP release

MGM Special Products group re-package of The Hank Williams Story; some great songs here

 

[ruffian]

Ted Nugent and The Amboy Dukes ~ st

Mainstream M10-01
Compilation of earlier material

 

[SpeakerLabFan]

The Glitterhouse - Color Blind
(1968, Dynovoice) Bell Sound in the deadwax

Nice lush production for this psychedelic pop, great stuff. This was recorded in the same NY studio at the same time as The Band was recording Music From The Big Pink.

 

[ruffian]

Ian Hunter ~ All-American Alien Boy

For contunity, my last play featured Daid Palmer on drums, this play credits David Palmer as Head Engineer.

 

[flyz51]

J. S. Bach - English Suites No. 5 & 6
Ralph Kirkpatrick - Cembalo
Archiv Produktion 14 174

Picked this up today, it appears to have been purchased in W. Germany, given the sales ticket I found inside the cover when I pulled out the album for its first spin. Nice album too.

 

[SpeakerLabFan]

Yes - Relayer
(1974, Atlantic) PORKY in the deadwax

Howe, Anderson, Squire + Patrick Moraz. :yes: affirmative.

 

[Infinitoid]

Jack Daniel's Original Silver Cornet Band
IN CONCERT

A quintessential Brass Band Concert from 1895. All conical horns (no trumpets or trombones) with a glockenspiel and piccolo added for contrast.

Paramount (1973)