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Captainhemo · « **Reply #57641 on:** 28 Jul 2013, 06:37 am »

Tab Benoit - Best of the Bayou Blues

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elasticnorseman · « **Reply #57642 on:** 28 Jul 2013, 03:08 pm »

Strauss (R): Also Sprach Zarathustra, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme Suite, Etc. - Fritz Reiner: Chicago Symphony Orchestra (1956)

elasticnorseman · « **Reply #57643 on:** 28 Jul 2013, 06:00 pm »

St. Arkansas - Pere Ubu (2002)

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elasticnorseman · « **Reply #57644 on:** 28 Jul 2013, 06:49 pm »

With the Beatles (Mono) - The Beatles (1963)

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elasticnorseman · « **Reply #57645 on:** 28 Jul 2013, 07:32 pm »

Bach: St. John Passion - Scholars Baroque Ensemble (1994)

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JerryM · « **Reply #57646 on:** 28 Jul 2013, 08:43 pm »

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Andre2 · « **Reply #57647 on:** 28 Jul 2013, 09:56 pm »

You don't know me - Album "Transa", by Caetano Veloso.

If you do not know Caetano, he is one of the exponents of Brazilian Popular Music. I would say he is a mixture of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and Neil Young. This "Transa" (1972) is a good way to get to know Caetano, and it much better (sonics and music) than "A foreign Sound", where you may listen to Caetano's style performing several well known American songs.

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1375221&style=music

Pete Schumacher · « **Reply #57648 on:** 28 Jul 2013, 10:39 pm »

Hot Tuna - Yellow Fever: Song for the Fire Maiden

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDAriMcvCrA

Delacroix · « **Reply #57649 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 01:01 am »

Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love, on LP, old Track pressing, slightly worn but so lively

elasticnorseman · « **Reply #57650 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 01:02 am »

Plastic Surgery Disasters/In God We Trust, Inc. - Dead Kennedys

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North Star · « **Reply #57651 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 01:38 am »

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elasticnorseman · « **Reply #57652 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 02:14 am »

Concert for the Comet Kohoutek - Sun Ra (1973)

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North Star · « **Reply #57653 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 03:50 am »

I thought that I already posted this!

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pansixt · « **Reply #57654 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 04:24 am »

Al Stewart

Various tracks for old times sake.

Most notably: Roads To Moscow

iTunes says The best of...
I agree
James

Edit: Northstar, I couldn't improve on that album cover

Captainhemo · « **Reply #57655 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 04:32 am »

Quote from: Andre2 on 28 Jul 2013, 09:56 pm

You don't know me - Album "Transa", by Caetano Veloso.

If you do not know Caetano, he is one of the exponents of Brazilian Popular Music. I would say he is a mixture of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and Neil Young. This "Transa" (1972) is a good way to get to know Caetano, and it much better (sonics and music) than "A foreign Sound", where you may listen to Caetano's style performing several well known American songs.

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1375221&style=music

didn't have access to either album you mentioned so am trying out the following :

Caetano Veloso - A Bossa de Caetano

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Mellooooow but good , very relaxing so far

Andre2 · « **Reply #57656 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 04:58 am »

I enjoy "A Bossa de Caetano" which is a very soft album, with a selection from several music from of his other CDs and live presentations. Interesting is his rendering of Michael Jackson's song Billy Jean following by Eleanor Rigby on # 10.

IMO Transa album is a much better CD, as he had top brazilian talent on the drums and guitars, who went to London to record that album with him.

Andre2 · « **Reply #57657 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 05:05 am »

Neil Young, Live at Massey Hall 1971

http://www.amazon.com/Live-Massey-Hall-Standard-Edition/dp/B001226QGC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1375074239&sr=8-2&keywords=neil+young+live+at+massey+hall+1971

Captainhemo · « **Reply #57658 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 05:12 am »

Boz Scaggs - Some Change

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Captainhemo · « **Reply #57659 on:** 29 Jul 2013, 05:14 am »

Quote from: Andre2 on 29 Jul 2013, 04:58 am

I enjoy "A Bossa de Caetano" which is a very soft album, with a selection from several music from of his other CDs and live presentations. Interesting is his rendering of Michael Jackson's song Billy Jean following by Eleanor Rigby on # 10.

IMO Transa album is a much better CD, as he had top brazilian talent on the drums and guitars, who went to London to record that album with him.

Found it kind of interesting to find those 2 songs on the album as well.
I will try and get a listen to Transa and see how I like it