What is spinning?

Sunday vinyl lineup:

started w/Ike Quebec - Soul Samba
NP - soundtrack to Camille 2000 composed, arr. & conducted by Piero Piccioni
next up - probably Herbie Hancock's Maiden Voyage, or
Dusty in Memphis
In the Reins - Calexico/Iron & Wine
Easy Tempo Vol.1 - A Cinematic Easy Listening Experience
Roxy Music - Avalon
Stereolab - Dots & Loops or Emperor Tomato Ketchup

hope I get to all of'em and more.

Happy listening

Hey deano, nice playlist...

...at Chez Sticks now spinning is Maria Muldaur~Fanning The Flames,soon to be followed by:
RSO Berlin/Chailly~Bruckner Symphony in D Minor
Neko Case~Blacklisted
Johan Wilhelm Wilms~Symphonien Nos. 6&7
and
Willard Grant Conspiracy~Mojave

Peace

So Far;
Chopin..Piano Concertos # 1+2
Neil Young..After The Gold Rush
Aerosmith..Rocks
Carole King..Tapestry

On the Playlist
Essential Journey
Boston(remastered)
The James Gang
Off for a Beer Run...Later

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Hey deano, nice playlist...

...at Chez Sticks now spinning is Maria Muldaur~Fanning The Flames,soon to be followed by:
RSO Berlin/Chailly~Bruckner Symphony in D Minor
Neko Case~Blacklisted
Johan Wilhelm Wilms~Symphonien Nos. 6&7
and
Willard Grant Conspiracy~Mojave

Peace

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Hey Bobsticks - looks like some great tuneage at Chez Sticks. I've been meaning to pick up that Wayne Shorter album you mentioned a couple of posts back.

Things picked up a little later in the day for me. I changed gears from the laid back stuff and put on Aha Shake Heartbreak - Kings of Leon. It's a good straight-ahead rock album that keeps makin' its way back to the 'table.

Dreamy tunes for a monday morning:

"James Low - Mexiquita"

"The Blue Seeds - ST"

Peace

Bernd:16:

Happy Labor Day....... WHERE ARE MY TUBES, NEW CARTRIDGE, RECORDS, BRASS CONES, & AND OTHERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm glad most of members here have a day-off. Who me? I have to go to work tonight for $7.50/hr, no time and a half either. That's right, 7 FIFTY!!!!!!!!!! I've been told that I'm getting a raise, perhaps EIGHT bucks an hour? Ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!! This is why I go to college.
I apologize for talking about money.

Before I make my way to a voluntary slavery, will be spinning some tunes.

Right now,
MIles Davis - On the Corner. I havent enjoyed this album like this in a long while.

Rachmaninov Piano Concerto no. 2
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto no. 1
Nina Simone, maybe Pastel Blue.
wil be spun later.

NS:Yo Yo Ma~The Soul of the Tango

This certainly is less clinical than his Rach or Dvorak readings and yet less avantgarde (read inaccessable) than The Silk Road offerings. A great way to end a lovely holiday...

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Cheers

Quincy JOnes - Birth of a Band.
http://www.liberatedrecords.com/Quin...0-%20Front.jpg

First thing I noticed about this record is that it sounds like it's been digitally remastered. It just doesnt quite have that analog goodness. Back of the cover doesnt say anything about digital remastering process. All the recordings are made in late 50's and LP was issued in '84. I thought Digital Mastering process was a big deal in 80s, so dont understand why it does state that. But It does have a name of reissue engineer.
Sounds like I'm playing thru a valve CD player.

Whatever the case, I enjoy Big Band music once in a blue moon.

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Happy Labor Day....... WHERE ARE MY TUBES, NEW CARTRIDGE, RECORDS, BRASS CONES, & AND OTHERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm glad most of members here have a day-off. Who me? I have to go to work tonight for $7.50/hr, no time and a half either. That's right, 7 FIFTY!!!!!!!!!! I've been told that I'm getting a raise, perhaps EIGHT bucks an hour? Ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!! This is why I go to college.
I apologize for talking about money.

Before I make my way to a voluntary slavery, will be spinning some tunes.

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Hang in there. My first job was at a grocery store. I was able to leave then get hired back on a couple of times as needed while going to college. My last stint was my favorite job even though it didn't pay squat. I worked the night stock crew. Not too many grocery stores were open 24hrs back then. We came in when the store closed - no pesky customers - and were locked in 'til morning. Mop floors, work backstock, front aisles then checker tournaments and general BS the rest of the night. Even on truck delivery nights we still had at least 3hrs to goof off. Now that my current profession follows me wherever I go and is always on my mind, I look back fondly on those days.

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Hang in there. My first job was at a grocery store. I was able to leave then get hired back on a couple of times as needed while going to college. My last stint was my favorite job even though it didn't pay squat. I worked the night stock crew. Not too many grocery stores were open 24hrs back then. We came in when the store closed - no pesky customers - and were locked in 'til morning. Mop floors, work backstock, front aisles then checker tournaments and general BS the rest of the night. Even on truck delivery nights we still had at least 3hrs to goof off. Now that my current profession follows me wherever I go and is always on my mind, I look back fondly on those days.

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Ah the golden days. I remember them with great fondness. And as Deano said hang in there. I lost everything twice in my life and had to start over again. You are on the right tracks.
Anyway what is spinning........right now:

"The Jayhawks - Tomorrow the Green Grass".

Peace

Bernd:7:

'Tis a blue Wednesday

Kelly Joe Phelps ~ Tap the Red Cane Whirlwind

-dave

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'Tis a blue Wednesday

Kelly Joe Phelps ~ Tap the Red Cane Whirlwind

-dave

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Started with Paul Butterfield's Better Days - Live at Winterland

Now it's the Siegel-Schwall reunion CD.

Next in line is "Looks Like Trouble" by the Cooler Kings. I doubt many people outside of Indianapolis has even heard of this now defunct blues band. Normally I don't get too excited about amateur blues groups but this one has the goods. Just noticed their CD is going for $32 used on Amazon. The secondary CD market is starting to look like the LP market... out of print ups the price. Anyway, Gordon Bonham is the one new unknown blues guitarist that I find really exciting these days.

Weather blue indeed, but mood, wall to wall sunshine:6:
Listening to at the mo.

"Black Tie Dynasty - Movements"

Peace

Bernd:7:

Rush - Grace Under Pressure Live from the Replay X3 DVD set

The live CD was somewhat redundant because it basically retreads the audio track from one of the three concert DVDs included with this set. But, it allowed me to do a MP3 rip for my computer at work. Plus, the version I got at Best Buy includes four bonus tracks lifted from the Show of Hands DVD.

Geez, has it already been 22 years since this tour?! Amazing to see their development over the years, and that they're still going, purportedly as an even better live act nowadays. I haven't really followed Rush since Presto came out, but heard a lot of good things about their Live In Rio and R30 sets. The Replay X3 set is interesting because it follows the band's progression over three different tours. I first saw them on the Grace Under Pressure tour, and through the Power Windows and Hold Your Fire tours, I thought they got better each time. The CD demonstrates that they still had a slightly rough edge on that tour, but this performance seems a little more inspired than the night I saw them on that same tour.

Peter Gabriel's first solo album. where else are you going to find a tuba solo?

A cup of coffee with Charlie Byrd & Stan Getz ~ Jazz Samba

Works for me!

-dave

Good choice for the morning...something laid back to wake up to.

I'm going with Been Webster & Harry Edison: Ben & Sweets

<img src="http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drd800/d841/d84135r81rw.jpg">

Just dropped the needle on side 2.

Mornin' Gents,

Laid back is definetly the order of the day...

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Greetings,

Laid back here too as my other half is in Amsterdam for the day.:ihih:

Peace

Bernd:16:

I can't imagine going to Amersterdam for just a day...:ihih:

Cheers

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I can't imagine going to Amersterdam for just a day...:ihih:

Cheers

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I have no idea what you mean.

Man, our day started at 3.30 am today. And Susan wouldn't be back until10.30 tonight.

Peace

Bernd:16:

Oh yeah spinning:

"Anne McCue - Koala Motel"

So how is Koala Motel Bernd? I haven't pulled the trigger on it yet, but really want to after Roll.

-dave

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Greetings,

Laid back here too as my other half is in Amsterdam for the day.:ihih:

Peace

Bernd:16:

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Thanx Bernd
I saw your post then it made me pause. I forgot I purchased that record, but something didnt look right. My copy has red background instead of your green cover. Speaking of that album, I'll be spinning Mondo Cane #2, Kai Winding. I originally purchased it just for the artwork on the back cover. The painting is called "Sacrificial Lamb" It is fairly graphic and draws me in.
http://www.dougpayne.com/kwmondo2.jpg

Right now, I'm spinning Idle Moment by Grant Green to break-in my new Denon DL-110. I always pull this album out when I feel uninspired, also my great reference LP since I know the material really well.

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So how is Koala Motel Bernd? I haven't pulled the trigger on it yet, but really want to after Roll.

-dave

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Hi dave,

A little bit mellow. Best to describe it would be where as "Roll" rocked, "Koala Motel" rolls. A nice contrast to each other.
No spinning anything right now.

Peace

Bernd:16:

I'll have to check it out today, thanks Bernd

Taking it easy again this morning with Lunch at Allen's. A wonderful Canadian folk group who's members include Murray McLauchlan, Cindy Church, Marc Jordan, and Ian Thomas.

http://www.livetourartists.com/lunch...lens/index.htm

-dave