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Vinyl only spin list

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THE LADY AND THE UNICORN
John Renbourn

Repise, via Transatlantic
 
Todays spun vinyls
Patrick O'Hearn - Eldorado
Blues Brothers
Niel Diamond - Jonathan Livingston Seagull
The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Hang on Ramsey
Alley Cat Bent Fabric & His Piano
Randy Travis - Storms of Life
Billy Joel - The Bridge
Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 - Stillness
Mott the Hoople - Wildlife
 
Today:

Beatles - Abbey Road
Duke Ellington - Live At Newport
Joe Jackson - Jumpin Jive
Louis Armstrong - The Good Book
Rolling Stones - Aftermath
and now about to play: Mink Deville - Where Angels fear To Tread :yes::yes:
 
Tony Bennett- I left my heart in San Francisco. I must be getting old.....
 

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Cleaning and moving on through my stack of new thrift vinyl. Someone must have liked messed up instrumental stuff.

Chick Corea - Piano Improv
John Cage - Concert Percussion for Orchestra

This stuff is annoying my wife and kids so it must be good.
 
vinyldavid said:
SOMEONE ELSE HAS THAT ALBUM?????

:jawdrop: I love it!
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I've been a Max Webster fan for years and years. Was lucky to have seen them open for Rush back in the day. They were a tremendous band, bummer that personalities clashed so bad that they could hardly stand one another at the end. I then followed Kim Mitchell's solo career once Max Webster broke up. Great stuff too, try Akimbo Alogo, available on vinyl with two different cover versions :thmbsp:
 
I'm going through all the Windham Hill lps I picked up for a fellow AKer in Alaska. Only keeping one of over a dozen records and tapes. Piano Solos of Erik Satie as performed by Bill Quist is a keeper at just $1.
 
Today so far..

Prince - Around the world in a day
Information Society - Walking away
AC/DC - Dirty Deeds
 
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