What are you listening to Part Two

[deepak]

Willie Dixon, Memphis Slim - Willie's Blues (Fantasy 45 rpm vinyl)

[Hopstretch]

Boards Of Canada -- The Campfire Headphase

[tom_hankins]

Akiko Tsuruga -- Oriental Express

Just got through listening to Oriental Express too, along with two albums

jennifer warnes "The Hunter"

The Red Hot Ray Brown trio

[Torpedo]

Donald Byrd - Groovin' for Nat

[Voltron]

Just got through listening to Oriental Express too, along with two albums

jennifer warnes "The Hunter"

The Red Hot Ray Brown trio

What do you think of the queen of the B3? Not bad.

How is The Hunter? I keep looking at the ads for it but I have never heard it or even read a review.

[deepak]

God damn the Willie Dixon album will move you

[Voltron]

Agreed. And if you listen to my sped-up needle-drop it will move you even faster.

[Asr]

Madeleine Peyroux - Bare Bones

[Dusty Chalk]

Where does that fall in the Careless Love > Half the Perfect World range? Careless Love just spoke to me more than Half the Perfect World did. Half the Perfect World was too mainstream for my tastes. Which, admittedly, are weird.

[Deadneddz]

Gold Encore Series - The World Of Contemporary Jazz Groups

[Torpedo]

Moon Martin - Shots from a cold nightmare

[tom_hankins]

What do you think of the queen of the B3? Not bad.

How is The Hunter? I keep looking at the ads for it but I have never heard it or even read a review.

I first heard her on XM radio (jazz station) while driving. Went online and picked up both CDs. I like them.

I put the Hunter Album at a solid 7-8/10 on both prodution and music. Not one of my favorites or anything, but worth owning.

[Salt Peanuts]

Lee Morgan - lee-way

[Hopstretch]

Steely Dan -- Aja

30th Anniversary Vinyl.

[Salt Peanuts]

Herbie Hancock - Man-Child

[Salt Peanuts]

吉田拓郎 - Shangri-La

[Voltron]

I first heard her on XM radio (jazz station) while driving. Went online and picked up both CDs. I like them.

I put the Hunter Album at a solid 7-8/10 on both prodution and music. Not one of my favorites or anything, but worth owning.

Thanks Tom. Did you get the recent release of the 45 RPM Famous Blue Raincoat? I really do like that one.

Now playing:

FLY -- Sky & Country

Edited January 6, 2010 by Voltron

[Salt Peanuts]

They Might Be Giants - Dial-A-Song: 20 Years Of They Might be Giants

[ecclesand]

Samael - Reign of Light

[tom_hankins]

Voltron,

I keep meaning to get that, glad you reminded me. Another "investment" record. )

[Salt Peanuts]

Alison Krauss & Union Station - Live

[Voltron]

Voltron,

I keep meaning to get that, glad you reminded me. Another "investment" record. )

True dat, and it is like an Audiophile Membership Card to some, but I actually like that record. Todd has been high on the Julie London 45 RPM also, but I am not sure how often I would listen to that one.

[tom_hankins]

True dat, and it is like an Audiophile Membership Card to some, but I actually like that record. Todd has been high on the Julie London 45 RPM also, but I am not sure how often I would listen to that one.

If your talking about the "Julie is her Name" mono album its pretty good. Not something i am playing everyday but its good, My wife picked it up for me.

Just got through listening to two Sonny Clark 45rpm Blue Notes that i hadnt listened to until today.

"Cool Struttin"

"Leapin & Lopin"

Both really nice. Heading back down for some blues before i crash.

[Voltron]

Yes, that's the one.

Wilco -- Summerteeth

[deepak]

Jethro Tull - Aqualung DCC vinyl