What is spinning?

[Dave918]

Infrequent poster, but frequent listener

Now in heavy rotation around these parts:

Heather Waters ~ Shadow of You

Third Road Home ~ Venus in Retrograde

Mark Seliger's Rusty Truck ~ Broken Promises

Deadstring Brothers ~ S/T

Willie Porter ~ S/T

Real music at its best!

-dave

[Davey]

Deadstring Brothers ~ S/T

Hey, cool, nice to see you around these parts again Dave. Got the new Deadstring Brothers coming out tomorrow at the top of my list. Starving Winter Report. Lots to like about those Detroit cowboys. Got a real Stonesy take on Americana.

[Dave918]

Hey, cool, nice to see you around these parts again Dave. Got the new Deadstring Brothers coming out tomorrow at the top of my list. Starving Winter Report. Lots to like about those Detroit cowboys. Got a real Stonesy take on Americana.

Hey Davey. Yeah, Deadstring Brothers are realitivly new discovery for me. I'm looking forward to their new release as well, but probably won't get to hear it until this weekend.

-dave

[ForeverAutumn]

I spun a bunch of Porcupine Tree this week as mentioned in another thread...Stupid Dream, Lightbulb Sun, In Absentia.

Also Sister Hazel's self-titled disk. I still don't understand why this band hasn't seen more commercial success. They've got all the elements for some serious radio play...oh yeah...they also happen to be good (IMHO)...maybe that's why the radio doesn't play them more.

Klaatu's orchestral version of Hope, which is my current addiction.

Al Stewart - Between the Wars

Chris DeBurgh - Spanish Train and Other Stories - I'm trying to play Lonely Sky on my guitar, but the vocal range is killing me!

New Pornographers - Twin Cinema

Incubus - A Crow Left of the Murder

[Davey]

What's spinning

As happens frequently when I'm around, something by Califone, or in this case, their previous incarnation of Red Red Meat. This one's called Gauze, and I don't always know what it means, some blood and crying in this case maybe, but it makes perfect sense anyway ...

mink eyed, marble eyed
in the gauze, in the weeds
by the drain, red on pale
there's a nail by the vent
sweet for your heel in the gauze
marble eyed, waiting there
kiss your mouth to shut you up

[Mike]

Beth Orton - Comfort of Strangers, produced by Jim O Rourke it's more of a move back to her folky acoustic roots and with that fantastic voice it's a real grower, plus it's nice to hear an album that isn't compressed to the max. Davey you might like this.

Ian Love - Self titled album, dont know much about this guy but he hails from a punk background with hard drinking and rehab, but listening to this he's taken a bit of a u-turn. It's a very nice acoustic affair.

NP Sufjan Stevens - Casamir Pulaski Day, just can't seem to stop playing this...

Cheers
Mike

[Bernd]

As happens frequently when I'm around, something by Califone, or in this case, their previous incarnation of Red Red Meat. This one's called Gauze, and I don't always know what it means, some blood and crying in this case maybe, but it makes perfect sense anyway ...

mink eyed, marble eyed
in the gauze, in the weeds
by the drain, red on pale
there's a nail by the vent
sweet for your heel in the gauze
marble eyed, waiting there
kiss your mouth to shut you up

Hi Davey,

Makes perfect sense to me,ahh well......never mind.
Few recodings for me to check out from your playlist. Thanks.

Bernd

[Dave918]

Let's see, looks like I have a very tasty assortment lined up for tonight:

The Wailin' Jennys ~ 40 Days Can you say harmony

Barb Martin ~ A Matter of Time A wonderful mix of....Life

Holly Figueroa ~ Dream in Red Thank God she decided against becoming a doctor

Eliza Gilkyson ~ Paradise Hotel Simple perfection, nothing else to say

After that I'll just have to see where the mood takes me.

-dave

[Dave_G]

The Flower Kings - Meet the Flower Kings

Rush - a show of hands (vinyl)

IQ - Ever, The Wake, and Seventh House

Peter Tosh - Equal Rights

Kansas - Point of Know Return

Dave

[Dave918]

Hey, cool, nice to see you around these parts again Dave. Got the new Deadstring Brothers coming out tomorrow at the top of my list. Starving Winter Report. Lots to like about those Detroit cowboys. Got a real Stonesy take on Americana.

Hey Davey, gonna try and grab this one later today, how is it?

-dave

[Davey]

Hey Davey, gonna try and grab this one later today, how is it?

-dave

I don't have it yet Dave. Only listened to the three full mp3 songs that have been out there for a few months, but it was released in Europe last year so has gotten some good press. Might make a sojourn to the record store today myself, but lately all I've been spinning is that excellent new Steve Wynn ...tick...tick...tick CD, which was coincidentally released in Europe last year as well, but not until a few weeks ago here.

That John Fahey CD is pretty cool. Some of us were just talking about him, and a bunch of tangents, and relations, over at Head-Fi last month ... http://www5.head-fi.org/forums/showt...26#post1886126 ... are you a very big fan? That CD you played is actually the only one I have.

[Dave918]

I don't have it yet Dave. Only listened to the three full mp3 songs that have been out there for a few months, but it was released in Europe last year so has gotten some good press. Might make a sojourn to the record store today myself, but lately all I've been spinning is that excellent new Steve Wynn ...tick...tick...tick CD, which was coincidentally released in Europe last year as well, but not until a few weeks ago here.

That John Fahey CD is pretty cool. Some of us were just talking about him, and a bunch of tangents, and relations, over at Head-Fi last month ... http://www5.head-fi.org/forums/showt...26#post1886126 ... are you a very big fan? That CD you played is actually the only one I have.

Grabbed Starving Winter Report today and it is very tasty. I'll have it rotation for an extended period.

I'm a pretty big Fahey fan - but I'm a bigger Leo Kottke fan. Most folks seem to prefer Transfiguration, but I really like I Remember Blind Joe Death better. Don't really know why, but 20 some-odd years had passed and I just liked where Fahey was at that particular point in time. Now the original Blind Joe Death is a masterpiece and is what set the standard for folks like Leo Kottke, Peter Lang (for the short time he was with us) and others to measure themselves against. Just my opinion mind you.

If you get a chance to check out the John Fahey, Leo Kottke & Peter Lang collaboration, do so - it is knock you on your knees good.

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p...0:nx8ibkg9hakc

-dave

[Geoffcin]

Good stuff yeah!

[Bernd]

Sunday morning listening:

Talk Talk-The Colour of Spring

John Prine-Lost Dogs and mixed Blessings

Have good one

Bernd

[lewburgh]

Dave like to see the Willy Porter there- incredible acoustic player and songwriter and not a bad singer either. I met him after a couple of shows, he's a super nice guy. If any of you get the chance and are into the guitar you should check this guy out. He plays a lot of small venues which makes the experience even better. From Milwaukee.

At my shack:

Willy Porter- Live Wire

Andrew Bird- Weather Systems- Andrew is classicaly trained on the violin and does a lot of sampling, whistling. He tours by himself or with his drummer Dosh also incredible live.

Ray Lamontagne- Trouble- Amazing singer introduced to me by a friend in Pittsburgh. He sounds a little like Joe Cocker.

Coleman Hawkins- Nighthawk- One of my personal favorite tenor sax players.

Freddie Hubbard

[poppachubby]

...new Clutch album, awesome also Controller.Controller/History, Artic Monkeys/Humbug, and Hawksley Workman/Delicious Wolves...

[frenchmon]

...well you should.



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