What Are You Listening To Right This Minute?

[Cressy Snr]

Very silly. Not heard it for years. Strange things pop into into your mind when you are heading for old age and decrepitude. This was one of them this morning. One for Owston.

[IslandPink]

Neil Young nails another cover version, in the same vein as with Bert Jansch's 'Needle of Death'.
Manages to extract the essential greatness and embellishes it in his own way.

[vinylnvalves]

Playing “ London conversation” - by John Martyn. One for Mark- first album issued on Islands pink label. I always go for other of his albums from the rack usually. So I thought it was time to play it.

[IslandPink]

Nice. I like all of john's 60's/70's work, i really should have a copy of this, I had a loan of one a few years ago.
I passed up the opportunity to buy a nice 1st-issue copy some years ago and regret it now !
I really like 'The Tumbler' too, it's where he really starts to develop his own style.

[Ant]

Mitoslav vitous
Stanley clarke journey to love
Pat metheney watercolours
Mahavishnu orchestra the inner mounting flame

[jack]

Soft Machine. Various things.

[jack]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001bs0d

Vinyl and Turntables
All Consuming

Much has been written of Vinyl’s resurgence - it’s the format that refuses to die, electrifying fans young and old across the decades. But, we’ve often forgotten about the Lennon to vinyl’s McCartney - the venerable turntable.

In this episode of All Consuming, hosts Charlotte Williams and Amit Katwala get into the groove to find out why turntables just keep spinning us around. We unearth the history of recorded sound, including the French invention that drew audio waveforms and predated Edison’s phonograph and get up to date with the latest stats on vinyl’s revival.

Amit meets Audiophile researcher Marc Pearlmann to consider the claims that vinyl on high end turntables “sounds better” than CDs, we check in with Wolverhampton record store owner Claire Howell, meet veteran turntable manufacturer Roy Gandy and Charlotte gets a lesson in DJ-ing from a very special guest...

Producer: James Tindale
A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4

[Ant]

Return to forever - where have i known you before

[ed]

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[Greg]

Can’t recommend this one highly enough. Simply gives me a warm all over feeling as I listen. All the styles I love melded into one conglomerated master production. This album is actually the combination of four previously released albums being part of the same theme. Enjoy.

[Paul Barker]

Thanks Greg put it in my library. So far track one typical Tedeshi not wholly my bag. But track two different to the usual, has beat and swing to it. A nice change from the same old same old, same beat, same tone of voice. if whole album mixes styles a bit I’ll keep it in my Library.

[ed]

[shane]

[Dave the bass]

Nice find, thats a crackin' remix Ed, like that, cheers.

[The Stratmangler]

PUBLIQuartet (2015)
Qobuz 16/44.1 FLAC streaming