zenith2134
Lunatic Member
The Free Design ~ Kites Are Fun (Project 3 Stereo) (1967)
The Church ~ Under the Milkyway/Musk (Arista) (1988)
The Church ~ Under the Milkyway/Musk (Arista) (1988)
Vinyl only spin list
- Thread starter spartanmanor
- Start date
Bob Clobber
Quid carmen vultis audire
David Bowie - Changesonebowie
Chad Michael
Dissonant Rhino
Dave Grusin Lee Ritenour - Harlequin
Gerald Albright - Bermuda Nights
Winnie the Pooh - and the Honey Tree
Pablo Cruise - A Place in the Sun
Gerald Albright - Bermuda Nights
Winnie the Pooh - and the Honey Tree
Pablo Cruise - A Place in the Sun
flyz51
dipolar since 1990
By way of catching up - last night:
Caravan - Cunning Stunts
BTM Records - BTM 5000 (1975)
Recent acquisition inspired by an earlier post in this thread.
Last night and tonight again:
George Benson - Body Talk
CTI Records - CTI 6033
Never played this much due to an edge warp that seems to have been mostly cured by long term storage/improved TT setup. Not my favorite, but love the final track.
Now playing;
John Renbourn - S/T
Reprise - 2RS 6482
Not for sale promotional copy with white labels on records.
Unsure of the release date on this, tracks recorded 1965-66, not all that long before Pentangle was formed.
Caravan - Cunning Stunts
BTM Records - BTM 5000 (1975)
Recent acquisition inspired by an earlier post in this thread.
Last night and tonight again:
George Benson - Body Talk
CTI Records - CTI 6033
Never played this much due to an edge warp that seems to have been mostly cured by long term storage/improved TT setup. Not my favorite, but love the final track.
Now playing;
John Renbourn - S/T
Reprise - 2RS 6482
Not for sale promotional copy with white labels on records.
Unsure of the release date on this, tracks recorded 1965-66, not all that long before Pentangle was formed.
SpeakerLabFan
< speakerlab 7's
Eleventh House/Larry Coryell - Aspects
(1976, Arista) STERLING in the deadwax
Jazz Rock Fusion a touch more on the jazz side of the balance with blistering guitar playing from Mr. Coryell. Inspired by Cactus Bob.
(1976, Arista) STERLING in the deadwax
Jazz Rock Fusion a touch more on the jazz side of the balance with blistering guitar playing from Mr. Coryell. Inspired by Cactus Bob.
Bob Clobber
Quid carmen vultis audire
David Bowie - Low
Bob Clobber
Quid carmen vultis audire
David Bowie - Hunky Dory
SpeakerLabFan
< speakerlab 7's
3 - To The Power Of Three
(1988, Geffen) Promo/NFS; Artisan symbol in the deadwax; Keith Emerson, keyboards, Carl Palmer, drums, Robert Berry, guitar
It has it's moments with the unmistakeable Emerson keyboards, but unfortunately also lots of bland 80's style vocals/lyrics + digital arrangements, and I'm not sure if I'll make it all the way through. But I want to hear their cover of 8 Miles High.
(1988, Geffen) Promo/NFS; Artisan symbol in the deadwax; Keith Emerson, keyboards, Carl Palmer, drums, Robert Berry, guitar
It has it's moments with the unmistakeable Emerson keyboards, but unfortunately also lots of bland 80's style vocals/lyrics + digital arrangements, and I'm not sure if I'll make it all the way through. But I want to hear their cover of 8 Miles High.
SpeakerLabFan
< speakerlab 7's
Freddie Hubbard - Gettin' It Together
(1961, TCB) w/ Curtis Fuller, Yusef Lateef
early 60s cool jazz sounds very nice to these ears, great trumpet from Freddie Hubbard and great flute sounds from Yusef Lateef, trombone from Curtis Fuller from Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and a frequent artist on Hubbard's titles.
(1961, TCB) w/ Curtis Fuller, Yusef Lateef
early 60s cool jazz sounds very nice to these ears, great trumpet from Freddie Hubbard and great flute sounds from Yusef Lateef, trombone from Curtis Fuller from Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and a frequent artist on Hubbard's titles.
jetblack
Super Member
Elton John ~ Honky Chateau 
'Rocket Man' was one of my favorite songs in the early 70's.
I was not aware of this until I bought the LP, Jean-Luc Ponty was involved in one the songs (Amy).
Players:
Elton ~ Piano, Vocals
Davey Johnstone ~ Guitar, Banjo, Vocals
Dee Murray ~ Bass, Vocals
Nigel Olsson ~ Drums, Vocals
Jacques Bolognesi ~ Trombone
Ivan Jullien ~ Trumpet
Jean-Louis Chautemps ~ Sax
Alain Hatot ~ Sax
Jean-Luc Ponty ~ Violin
David Henschel ~ Keyboards
Madeline Bell ~ Vocals
Liza Strike ~ Vocals
Larry Steel ~ Vocals
Tony Hazzard ~ Vocals
Gus Dudgeon ~ Vocals, Whistle
Ray Cooper ~ Percussion
'Rocket Man' was one of my favorite songs in the early 70's.
I was not aware of this until I bought the LP, Jean-Luc Ponty was involved in one the songs (Amy).
Players:
Elton ~ Piano, Vocals
Davey Johnstone ~ Guitar, Banjo, Vocals
Dee Murray ~ Bass, Vocals
Nigel Olsson ~ Drums, Vocals
Jacques Bolognesi ~ Trombone
Ivan Jullien ~ Trumpet
Jean-Louis Chautemps ~ Sax
Alain Hatot ~ Sax
Jean-Luc Ponty ~ Violin
David Henschel ~ Keyboards
Madeline Bell ~ Vocals
Liza Strike ~ Vocals
Larry Steel ~ Vocals
Tony Hazzard ~ Vocals
Gus Dudgeon ~ Vocals, Whistle
Ray Cooper ~ Percussion
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clydeselsor
Lunatic Member
Perez Prado Prez LP RCA Living STEREO LSP-1556
Excellent album!!
"All You Zombies" is one heck of a demo track, isn't it?
fdrennen
Organist in Residence
yes it is!
