Stereolab
Margerine Eclipse
Rhino
Vinyl only spin list
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Stereolab
Margerine Eclipse
Rhino
Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers
A Night in Tunisia
BMG
flyz51
dipolar since 1990
Tarentule - Tarentelle
Atrium Musicae de Madrid - Gregorio Paniagua, director
Harmonia Mundi/France HM 379 (1976)
Side A-Track 1, Antidotum Tarantulae, was the very first music I ever heard played through a pair of Magneplanar speakers. It was a pair of SMG-a's and I knew then that I had to have a pair of my own some day. It took about 12 years before it happened, that's what having children can do to one's equipment upgrade path. I got a copy of the record long before the speakers.
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SpeakerLabFan
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The Three Sounds - Hey There!
(1962, Blue Note) Recording by Rudy Van Gelder
Piano, bass, and drums; great cool jazz, picked-up for a couple of bucks today at HPB.
(1962, Blue Note) Recording by Rudy Van Gelder
Piano, bass, and drums; great cool jazz, picked-up for a couple of bucks today at HPB.
SpeakerLabFan
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The Section - Fork It Over
(1977, Capitol) Deadwax: MASTERED BY CAPITOL Wally -> Wally Traugott ( Capitol Studio & Mastering , Hollywood )
Session players for Carole King, Jackson Browne, Crosby & Nash - Danny Kortchmar, Craig Doerge, Leland Sklar, and Russ Kunkel; David Crosby, James Taylor provide vocals respectively on the last track of each side of this otherwise instrumental and very dynamic studio album; picked up in the clearance shelves at HPB today.
(1977, Capitol) Deadwax: MASTERED BY CAPITOL Wally -> Wally Traugott ( Capitol Studio & Mastering , Hollywood )
Session players for Carole King, Jackson Browne, Crosby & Nash - Danny Kortchmar, Craig Doerge, Leland Sklar, and Russ Kunkel; David Crosby, James Taylor provide vocals respectively on the last track of each side of this otherwise instrumental and very dynamic studio album; picked up in the clearance shelves at HPB today.
SpeakerLabFan
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Rita Coolidge - Nice Feelin'
(1971, A&M) Monarch symbol in the deadwax; recording engineers: Bruce Botnick, Glyn Johns
This is her 2nd LP backed by Marc Benno on guitars & vocals, and The Dixie Flyers; Al Kooper plays organ on a track; Dylan and Neil Young covers; really nice, rich production, and what a singer. I found this in a box of musty records, many w/ water damaged covers at St. Vinnies today.
(1971, A&M) Monarch symbol in the deadwax; recording engineers: Bruce Botnick, Glyn Johns
This is her 2nd LP backed by Marc Benno on guitars & vocals, and The Dixie Flyers; Al Kooper plays organ on a track; Dylan and Neil Young covers; really nice, rich production, and what a singer. I found this in a box of musty records, many w/ water damaged covers at St. Vinnies today.
jetblack
Super Member
Heart ~ Bebe le Strange 
Players:
Ann Wilson ~ Bass, Drums, Flute, Piano, Vocals
Nancy Wilson ~ Guitar, Vocals
Sue Ennis ~ Guitar, Piano
Chrissy Shefts ~ Guitar
Howard Leese ~ Guitar, Keyboards
Connie and Howie
Steve Fossen ~ Bass
Michael Derosier ~ Drums
Tower of Power Horn Section
Multiple Backup Vocals
Players:
Ann Wilson ~ Bass, Drums, Flute, Piano, Vocals
Nancy Wilson ~ Guitar, Vocals
Sue Ennis ~ Guitar, Piano
Chrissy Shefts ~ Guitar
Howard Leese ~ Guitar, Keyboards
Connie and Howie
Steve Fossen ~ Bass
Michael Derosier ~ Drums
Tower of Power Horn Section
Multiple Backup Vocals
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zenith2134
Lunatic Member
The Vapors ~ New Clear Days (United Artists/Liberty) (1979)