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My morning CD to get my heart started. An oldie but one of the greats imho.

Blood, Sweat & Tears: Child Is Father to the Man. :thumb:

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A mixed bag of CD's today, going back a bit in time but all excellent though imho.
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Lucinda Williams: Sweet Old World

Steve Earle: Guitar Town

Van Morrison: Into The Music

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For room enveloping, wrap around sound try

Todd Rundgren's: Arena

You are simply submersed in sound. :thumb:

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[YOUTUBE]RJMAIA4ozKs[/YOUTUBE]

found some old school Kate Bush .flac files
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minir wrote:A mixed bag of CD's today, going back a bit in time but all excellent though imho.
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Lucinda Williams: Sweet Old World



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gotta love Lucinda :thumb:
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307 The Last Beat Of My Heart (Royal Albert Hall 12-09-1988)
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Mark wrote:gotta love Lucinda :thumb:

Hi Mark

Yes Lucinda does do it proper. :thumb:

Been buying but not listening as much through the summer months & playing catchup now. Purchased a couple of her CD's "World without Tears & Little Honey" that i've yet to play. Looking forward to them.

Have a lovely weekend Mark.

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one of my all time fav songs sung by Ray Price penned btw by Kris Kristofferson, reminds me of a girl I was crazy about long time ago,

[YOUTUBE]BEo4dTlPWxM[/YOUTUBE]

another fav by Ray

[YOUTUBE]OYuk-e_6Cus[/YOUTUBE]

a bit more up tempo

[YOUTUBE]_mUu9VL5xSU[/YOUTUBE]
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Joe Henry: Fuse

Jerry Lee Lewis: Live at Star Club, Hamburg :thumb:

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Curtis Stigers & The Forest Rangers, "This Life (Theme from Sons of Anarchy)"
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Van Morrison: Inarticulate Speech of the Heart

Bruce Cockburn: Stealing Fire
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Hi Minir! :D

Listening to brother Keith at my office....
[YOUTUBE]Fp9Jovp3FmU[/YOUTUBE]
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YeOldeStonecat wrote:Hi Minir! :D

Listening to brother Keith at my office....
[YOUTUBE]Fp9Jovp3FmU[/YOUTUBE]
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Hi YOSC hows it hangin? :)

Me i'm into Bruce's "Nebraska" a great CD imho. Must admit to being a big fan of his. :thumb:

Next up Randy Newman's "Harps & Angels"


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Peter Frampton: Thank You Mr. Churchill:

The whole CD is great imho, cut 7 i like very much, called Suite Liberté

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Jeff Healey: Mess of Blues

Steve Earle: Townes

Neil Young: Live at Massey Hall 1971 ...Quite simply superb imho!

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Long John Baldry: Baldry's Out

Gentle Giant: Three Friends

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John Cale: Paris 1919

Al Stewart: Time Passages

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David Bowie: Ziggy Stardust

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Tribute to Loretta Lynn\05 - Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man (Alan Jackson, Martina McBride)
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minir wrote:
Me i'm into Bruce's "Nebraska" a great CD imho. Must admit to being a big fan of his. :thumb:
I like his stuff too, especially early to mid years. Nebraska is a great album, I have it on vinyl! :D
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YeOldeStonecat wrote:I like his stuff too, especially early to mid years. Nebraska is a great album, I have it on vinyl! :D
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YOSC

I regret to this day giving away my vinyl, turntables etc. No question it is still leading the pack in sound, though CD is getting closer all the time.

I enjoyed the ritual of cleaning and the fiddling involved with records. It's still strange to me listening for so long a time to a CD without the interruption of having to get up to flip the record over.

Lucky you.

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minir wrote: It's still strange to me listening for so long a time to a CD without the interruption of having to get up to flip the record over.
Hah hah...yeah, I do remember when CDs first came out, and I picked up CDs of records that I already had....soon as I'd get through song 5 or 6 or whatever, out of habit I'd also be getting ready to go up and flip it. Similar with cassettes...until the newer auto reverse ones came out.
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YeOldeStonecat wrote:Hah hah...yeah, I do remember when CDs first came out, and I picked up CDs of records that I already had....soon as I'd get through song 5 or 6 or whatever, out of habit I'd also be getting ready to go up and flip it. Similar with cassettes...until the newer auto reverse ones came out.
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I also miss the artwork of an album, plus liner notes you could actually read. I recall how excited folks would get when an album would come out with a real Zipper on it or in the form of a burlap bag etc.. There was a couple of times i simply bought an album for its cover. :rotfl:

Hell half the fun was talking about the artwork as you rummaged through the racks looking for something new to buy. Just not the same with CD's

Have a great day my friend :)

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Johnny Winter
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The Cowboy Junkies: The Trinity Session

The Raconteurs: Consolers of the Lonely

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Paul Rogers - Born Under A Bad Sign
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Bruce Springsteen - Prove it All night
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Mark Knopfler: Kill to Get Crimson

Kansas: Left Overture

Lyle Lovett: Pontiac

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The Rolling Stones: Exile on Main St.

Fairport Convention: Liege & Lief

Pearl Jam: Backspacer

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Neil Young: Le Noise

The Band: Moondog Matinee

Tom Waits: Bone Machine

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[video=youtube;p-y33Uq6HGs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-y33Uq6HGs[/video]

I woke up this morning and had the urge to listen to this song...
"I'm like a lion on the prowl after prey"
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Patricia Barber: Cafe Blue

Neil Young: Fork in the Road

Streisand: ButterFly ...(Been awhile since I have listened to her & I was immediately reminded of the talent she is. What A Voice!)

John Prine: The Missing Years

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James Taylor: Dad Loves His Work

Dr. John: In The Right Place

Blood, Sweat & Tears: Blood, Sweat & Tears

Jimi Hendrix: Valleys of Neptune

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Loudon Wainwright III: History

Blue Rodeo: Lost Together

Creedence Clearwater Revival: Bayou Country

Johnny Winter: Live

Buddy Holly: The Original Master Tapes

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Bruce Springsteen: The Promise

Little Feat: Little Feet

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last night is was Hendrix's album " Are you experienced"

what a great set of songs ,especially for a debut album !
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Dan wrote:last night is was Hendrix's album " Are you experienced"

what a great set of songs ,especially for a debut album !
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Terrific CD Dan :thumb: :thumb:

I'm now doing Peter Gabriel's # 1, 2 & 3 CDs

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going through some archives of mine, some cool old stuff.......

F:\Music\Nancy Wilson - Live At McCabe's Guitar Shop\12 Nancy Wilson - These Dreams.flac

F:\Music\Neil Young\Neil Young - The Complete Joel Bernstein Tapes\22 - Neil Young - Sugar Mountain.flac
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