What LPs have you listened to recently?

bside123 · « **Reply #4780 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 06:52 pm »

Quote from: pumpkinman on 6 Mar 2012, 06:25 pm

Din keep an eye out for this LP

10/4, Bill. I'll keep my eyes peeled.

I just learned about her as I was unpacking a box of records that need sorting and cleaning. Never knew about her or heard her before today. Read a little on Wikipedia. Seems she's from my neck of the woods... Illinois.

"After All This Time" sounds kinda like a hybrid of Grace Slick meets Janis Joplin meets Joni Mitchell is a folk-singer, bluesy format with a touch of psychedelica. How's that for a description!?

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4781 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 07:02 pm »

Quote from: bside123 on 6 Mar 2012, 06:52 pm

10/4, Bill. I'll keep my eyes peeled.

I just learned about her as I was unpacking a box of records that need sorting and cleaning. Never knew about her or heard her before today. Read a little on Wikipedia. Seems she's from my neck of the woods... Illinois.

"After All This Time" sounds kinda like a hybrid of Grace Slick meets Janis Joplin meets Joni Mitchell is a folk-singer, bluesy format with a touch of psychedelica. How's that for a description!?

Yes and a beautiful voice too !! I found her in the same way only about 20 years ago

In that time I've aquired 6 of her LPs
Like I've said vinylitis is a real disorder

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4782 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 07:06 pm »

The Klowns

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qnlq7WnT00

DaveyW · « **Reply #4783 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 07:26 pm »

Got home from work tonight, most of the family were out

Poured a glass of red and just sat and listened to Fish's solo debut

Followed up with

Most enjoyable

WC · « **Reply #4784 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 07:37 pm »

How is the Fish Album? I liked his albums with Marillion.

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4785 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 07:53 pm »

Amazing Blondel ~ England

Amazing Blondel are an English acoustic progressive folk band, consisting of Eddie Baird, John Gladwin, and Terry Wincott. They released a number of LPs for Island Records in the early 1970s. They are sometimes categorised as Psych folk or as Medieval folk rock, but their music was much more a reinvention of Renaissance music, based around the use of period instruments such as lutes and recorders.

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4786 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 08:32 pm »

Steve Ashley ~ Stroll On

Steve Ashley has long been regarded as one of British folk's finest singer-songwriters. His reputation for writing contemporary songs inspired by the English Tradition was established in 1974 with his innovative debut album, Stroll On. Since then his songs have been recorded by many leading folk artists including Fairport Convention, Anne Briggs, Dave Pegg and PJ Wright, The Arizona Smoke Review, Martin and Jessica Simpson, Grace Notes, Phil Beer, Maggie Boyle and The Bushwackers. He has also played a significant role in the development of British folk-rock, performing as a lead singer with the first Albion Country Band, then with his own Ragged Robin and various line-ups of The Steve Ashley Band.

This is actually an excellent LP for anyone who likes British Folk. You can't go wrong with this LP. There I said it.........I Am The Pumpkinking and I Approve This Message

AVnerdguy · « **Reply #4787 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 08:37 pm »

Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning (1973)

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4788 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 09:23 pm »

1983

DaveyW · « **Reply #4789 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 09:32 pm »

Quote from: WC on 6 Mar 2012, 07:37 pm

How is the Fish Album? I liked his albums with Marillion.

Worth checking out, especially if you like Fish fronted Marillion WC.
Similar but with even more Gabriel era Genesis influences and little more relaxed on the vocals approach.
Cheers
Dave

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4790 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 10:29 pm »

Jethro Tull ~ Benefit

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4791 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 11:10 pm »

Who killed Vladimir Peter Sabich, Jr. ?? She did

Delta Wave · « **Reply #4792 on:** 6 Mar 2012, 11:19 pm »

Golden Palominos - A Dead Horse

bside123 · « **Reply #4793 on:** 7 Mar 2012, 02:47 am »

The David Bromberg Band "Reckless Abandon" 1977 Fantasy Records LP

bside123 · « **Reply #4794 on:** 7 Mar 2012, 03:43 am »

Gil Scott-Heron "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" 1974 Flying Dutchman Records LP

Jlappy · « **Reply #4795 on:** 7 Mar 2012, 05:48 am »

Quote from: bside123 on 7 Mar 2012, 03:43 am

Gil Scott-Heron "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" 1974 Flying Dutchman Records LP

bside,

5/5

Jlappy · « **Reply #4796 on:** 7 Mar 2012, 05:57 am »

Listening to some SWEET Nektar

Nektar – A Tab In The Ocean & Nektar – Recycled

Jlappy · « **Reply #4797 on:** 7 Mar 2012, 06:21 am »

Quote from: pumpkinman on 6 Mar 2012, 08:32 pm

Steve Ashley ~ Stroll On

Steve Ashley has long been regarded as one of British folk's finest singer-songwriters. His reputation for writing contemporary songs inspired by the English Tradition was established in 1974 with his innovative debut album, Stroll On. Since then his songs have been recorded by many leading folk artists including Fairport Convention, Anne Briggs, Dave Pegg and PJ Wright, The Arizona Smoke Review, Martin and Jessica Simpson, Grace Notes, Phil Beer, Maggie Boyle and The Bushwackers. He has also played a significant role in the development of British folk-rock, performing as a lead singer with the first Albion Country Band, then with his own Ragged Robin and various line-ups of The Steve Ashley Band.

This is actually an excellent LP for anyone who likes British Folk. You can't go wrong with this LP. There I said it.........I Am The Pumpkinking and I Approve This Message

Thanks Bill! another one to google

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4798 on:** 7 Mar 2012, 11:06 am »

Ashman Reynolds ~ Stop Off

Promo LP (1972)

pumpkinman · « **Reply #4799 on:** 7 Mar 2012, 12:17 pm »

One more then off to work
Baker Gurvitz Army ~ Elysian Encounter